Lifetime Battery for any Remote
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This video is about Lifetime Battery for any Remote
This video includes:- By making this simple circuit you don"t want to use batteries on the remotes in a lifetime...
The component used:-
1)LED =1
2)10k Resistor =1
3)1 Ohm = 1
4)3.7V 200mAh Battery =1
5)1N4007 Diode = 2
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00:00 - Remote
00:18 - Making Circuit
03:06 - Making Charging Circuit
07:10 - How to charge
08:04 - Testing
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Watched till the part of soldering micro usb.. went to the shop and bought myself 2 pairs of rechargable AAA batt. Comes free with charger
The circuit is not so complicated
@@ELECTROBRO not the point. Just use a phone charger as batteries..
there are micro-usb ports with little break out boards attached, soldering to those is way easier.
@@rainboworange yes
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I did the same thing with Chinese headset battery before 3 years.. and used li-ion charging circuit with built in mirco usb port.. all components can fit into the remote battery compartment.. without using resistors and useless led indicators, switches( remote can handle extra 1.2v that full charged battery holds) .. it's still working for today and only charged twice for 3 years lifespan..
Thank u
@harshana srimal, that would be a good project video to show us...
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Did this on the TV side as well. Saves me on my monthly energy bill as the TV now runs on batteries... Only plug it in to charge
Hahahahhaa
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I guess this is the electronics guy equivalent of a car guy polishing his engine of a Sunday afternoon. Most people can’t understand why he’d bother but it makes him happy!
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Are we all sitting here pretending rechargeable batteries don't exist exactly for this reason? So that you don't have to butcher your existing electronics
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It's soo easy to follow.
My 5 year kid instantly broke the remote and done this after sending the video.
Creative mind
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Personally i love doing this kind of stuff. But for the first time I think the commercially available solution is rechargable aaa batteries.
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I just use rechargeables. I just retired of last batch of 10 YEARS. If you slow charge them, and put fans on yhe charger/batteries it will make them last a VERY long time. I just got new Tenergy Premium Pro's to retire my old ones and they're worlds better than what batteries use to be. Plus I don't have to solder nothing. A great charger and good pair of rechargeables are the way to go. But have fun! Haha
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Excelente Muchos Éxitos y gracias por compartir tus conocimientos... Saludos desde Venezuela..
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This is called real engineering..... awesome bro...hats off for you're knowledge
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If that remote gets dropped, all those poorly soldered joints are vulnerable to breaking. It never ceases to amaze me that UA-camrs who demonstrate soldering never mechanically secure the devices being soldered - they simply use tack soldering as if that was an acceptable permanent solder connection.
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If it's soldering of stationery objects like DIY lab bench PSU, then this is fine. I can agree in this case though, since the remote is usually not stationery, but it's hard to secure it in a compact space, that's why this guy used hot glue to glue the solder joints to keep it better together.
You can't exactly fit bubble wrap in there 🤣.
@@Carlium - I worked in the electronics industry for a couple of decades, before the advent of surface mounted devices. Any solder joint, that was not a component on a through hole PCB, was first required to be mechanically secured before any solder was applied. No exceptions. No such thing as insufficient space for twisting the wires together first, even in this kind of simple project. And for the most part, the electronic devices I worked on remained stationary almost their entire operating life.
And one thing you are not even considering is thermal effects; changes in ambient temperatures will cause thermal expansion and contraction between things that are of dissimilar materials. And even in a simple project like this, you have components that are made of dissimilar materials in their composition.
@@stevebabiak6997
It was just a joke, lol.
I hear what you say, and I actually do twist wires together before soldering, and I also use shrinking tube for extra insulation. I also use various types of strain reliefs too.
In my last project I did twist, solder and use shrinking tubes on the wires.
It's harder to twist two components with only one wire, but it's possible (sometimes).
When it comes to thermal effects, well, how often do you take the remote outdoors in the snow or in the oven? I'd guess you'd probably say rarely. So yes one could that into consideration, but considering that it will be used indoors (15-30C depending on location), it won't be too noticeable.
The thing that irritates me the most here, is the fact that the charging port is loose, one of those wires will fall off (soon).
Either way, I would just use rechargeable batteries in this situation, and voilà, everything looks cleaner.
You are absolutely correct that the joints showcased in great deal of content are inadequate but it is important to bear in mind that having a camera or lighting rig in the way greatly compromises the achievable standard of work. This is easily overlooked by those who do not need to shoot video while working. Not everybody has access to a simul-focal AmScope, after all!
Nice project. I thought I was the only one that uses hot glue to insulate my soldered connections, ha ha. Nice job.
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Nice job !
Don't bother about the negative comments.
I do myself small electronic improvements.
Drill two holes. One for the LED and the other one for the charger connection.
A big like !
Thank you..
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Nice experiment
Wanted to try but ended up getting whole pack of new batteries
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Charging time is 10 minutes??!? That’s way too fast. It’s because you’re using the charge circuit from one battery to charge a different, much smaller battery. Is it even a charge circuit or is it just a protection circuit??? I wouldn’t ever routinely charge a LiPo battery at a rate greater than 1C. It can be done a little faster, but 6C? WFT? You’re going to cause a fire.
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Easier to run rechargeable batteries and just charge a couple times a year!
Exact
Easier to buy alkaline and just change every 3 years
Easy is overrated. I like concepts like this, even if they take some effort to produce.
Plus you get bonus street cred for ‘hacking’ something. Impress your friends…
@@harmlesscreationsofthegree1248 "Hacking" is overrated, half my friends are engineers, they would think over engineering a remote, is a frivolous waste of time!
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Better to change new battery.
This idea is good for high consumption electronic product.
Thank u..
It's Working!!!
Just press the power button and the TV goes boom 💥
Use a 12 volt car battery. Connect it with a pasta noodle that generates the proper resistance for Equilibrium. Then all you have to do is plug it into the wall every two weeks for 5 minutes.
😜
Why not scrap a Tesla and use its battery, that way you will never need to charge it in your life time. Best option imo
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Nice project. 👍 Suppose you can do that, but certainly not worth the hassle and fire hazard from improper Li-Ion handling.
And when the that cell runs out you have to charge it. You can't just pop in set of fresh cells.
Besides that, a pair of AAA cells will typically last for years. Possible longer than the device itself... 😂
Thanks
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big savings, it's a pity if you just throw away the old batteries at home, you showed that they are still useful thanks bruh!
Yes. thanks for watching
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I have sony bravia tv. The remote control still use the same Sony original battery since purchase in 2012. Now is 2021. Amazing.
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This is good idea, if we stranded elsewhere, and become Macgyver by using anything available.
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Ok fine now im going to buy new remote. Thanks for tutorial.
Enjoy it
@@ELECTROBRO im jokin friend its awesome 🔥
Standard capacity for a AAA battery is 1000mAh. So you now have to recharge this 10x more frequently than you would have to replace with new batteries...
I'm with you on this, even a £1 pair of NiMh AAA are about 400mAh.
Our firestick remote used to go through to super heap batteries almost weekly, now when they get low the rechargeable ones just get swapped with the ones out of the cordless home phone, them the phone charges them back up.
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Lifetime? I'm surprised this solder job lasted long enough to work by the end. This video should be titled "How not to solder together components."
Еще много лет назад я использовал аккумуляторы 🔋 AA или ААА и зарядку для них, причем заряжать можно отдельно от пульта 😊. Но для паяльного развлечения младшего школьного возраста 🧒 сойдет, заодно и гарнитуру Bluetooth разломать 🤣
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I generally find that if you fit a pair of decent quality alkaline cells in a remote, they will last for years, sometimes even outlasting the device the remote came with!
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When i shaw the battery i keep watching cause of the music 😊🎶🔋👍🏻
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அருமை அருமை நண்பா. நானும் முயற்சிசெய்து பார்க்கிறேன்.
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Beleza. Saudações do Brasil 🇧🇷.
I cn see the creative and useful side of doing this. But from personal experience, I've had the alkaline batteries outlast the remote. And even then, NiMH batteries are easy to get, not very expensive, and typically are supplied along a charger.
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Your work is encoureged but we have already external recharger for AAA size Ni-mh and lithium batteries so no need this circuit also this not lifetime only maximum recharging cycle of depend the battery.
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After buying this all for 350 rupees and head bang result zero i buy new remote of 150 rupees
Good idea.....
Thank you
Nice! I didn't have enough hazardous lipo batteries at home.
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Sale mejor comprar las baterías cada 6 meses. Jejeje. Como diversión el proyecto está bien.
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Cool idea but buying a few packs of batteries from the dollar store and leaving them in a cupboard for later is so much easier!
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I used a gas 6kw generator to recharge the lipo it fit so nice in the battery compartment although it is a little noisy
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Parabéns pelo projeto,
Faz um projeto deste para
Multímetro digital.
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Cool and all, but that pair of bluetooth headset or even the battery by itself costs more than the remote, and you can always buy 1.2 rechargable batteries that fit into the remote perfectly, and you can even change the remote without having to solder things on a new remote (if you changed the tv or the old remote stopped working)
Obtain from a non-working device
Can be purchased for $ 0.5 from aliexpress
it is just cool
I think it would have suited more in the headphone from where you took out the battery XD
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@@ELECTROBRO that's some fast reply nice
I just add the biggest rechargeable AA ikea battery(nimh if not mistaken) and it lasted since I put it in last year. Never thought about battery is going out. 😅 Even so I can put it for 1hr past charge and lasted for maybe few more years to come. Maybe the battery can outlast the TV life in long run
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Lifetime and recharge every 4 to 5 months is different...
But makes more views.
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Wouldn't have been easier to get rechargeable batteries? I mean just because you can do something doesn't mean it's the best option
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Nice ,and very usefull Thanks Sir
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Nice work bro surely we can't make such by ourself but what you did was incredible 👏 keep it up...
Thank you 🙏
Interesante, aunque prefiero mi método, uso baterías recargables
gracias
A battery charger for NiMh AA or AAA batteries is much easier to use. Besides those batteries can also be used for other remotes, flashlights, your children's toys, etc.
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Yep, got me some cheap Rayovac rechargeable batteries with charger
Better doing so much thing I will buy AA battery after 6months👍
nah. it worth efford depends your skill level
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There is no charge controller here. So there’s really nothing stopping that lithium ion battery from detonating due to overcurrent.
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I think you should drill a hole in the bottom of the rc and glue the USB port to be like a mobile phone... Just plug in the USB port 📱🔌🤠
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Best video quality
Thank you 🙏
A piezo switch with a capacitor would be a better solution. Just switch the piezo for a few times and then you have enough power for a few times.
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That is some crazy mixed up plumbing.
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Watching this video my AAA rechargeable batteries are half way charged.. 😉😎
Idea is quite cool because you can make your own rechargeable battery pack for remote but still it is way easier to buy rechargeable batteries with regular charger and effect is just same. But like I said, for me it is still cool
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Awesome music!!!
🙏👍
Thanks for advanced technology for Life time battery 😂 love to you with thanks!!!!!
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Very nice. Didn't know the battery had that circuit.
Thank you
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I clicked for the Video and stayed for the music
Great video. Cool DIY. My question is...why aren't remotes and other such devices using the same concept as cell phones today with built in rechargeable batteries that dont come out instead? Itd be more practical.
It's not at all practical because this type of device uses such little power that a set of regular AAA batteries generally lasts for well over a year, sometimes even two or three years. There's no need to integrate a rechargeable solution in the first place. Permanent rechargeable batteries are suited best for high drain devices which would otherwise require very frequent battery replacement.
@@Krankie_V i get what your saying but tech right now has small enough batteries for lightweight devices too. A properly developed design on this very video demonstrates that such a tiny and sufficiently powered power supply could be integrated and a simple micro usb adaptwr could be put in place for when needed. Eliminating the need for 3rd party batteries. Hell they'd probably bump up da price on the remote too if its a universal remote. Id imagine that even a watch battery or two could do the trick maybe if soldered properly with the transistor/resistor.
@@HBProductions. it's not worth the complexity and hassle for a device which only needs a new battery every 2 dang years. There's a reason that built in rechargeable batteries are almost totally exclusive to high drain or frequent use items. If it would only need a recharge every 6 months or a year.... It doesn't need to have a built in battery.
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I stick with rechargeable batteries.
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Hmm.
simpler method is to buy a cheap solar garden light that.....
a.uses 2 x aaa batteries
b.has an off switch
....I charge most of my aaa that way.
Nice video though
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Please make a nuclear powered remote battery which will last for generations...even if the device for which remote was used, goes to scrap in few years. I'm so in love with remotes an I'm paranoid about them. I will save my remotes and pass it on to next generation before I pass away.
It took me 5 minutes to buy 2 alkaline batteries the same time I bought other groceries and they can last life time， which is 5 years for the TV by definition.
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What I need is a lifetime remote. An indestructible remote control. I don't mind buying new battery.
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very nice!!!
I've tried to put a hand crank with a capacitor it worked fine until i did one hand crank twist more than i should have and it burned the remote...
I don't know how to limit the current from the overflow of current brought by the hand cranck...
You can use the LM317 to both limit voltage or current. Super simple circuit and really cheap.
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I see almost comments says just buy a rechargeable batteries.
Bruh this is the way of technicians
And I'll try this next time but i will use and design my own PCB for more neatness
Also, you can buy a pair of rechargeable AAA batteries with charger.
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Looks nice, but lifetime only works when you do the soldering right.
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It's better use.... rechargeable batteries. Then once finish then charge and put again. 👍
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Making life harder 😂 😂 😂 😂
good but my remote lasts 1-2 years before the plastic casing is cracked beyond repair(frequent falling).
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Muy buen invento, pero todos los materiales cuestan más que un par de baterías AAA. Y las baterías duran mucho tiempo.
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That is a good idea!
Thank you 🙏
Would have been easier using a jst2.0 connector on the lipo and power terminals of the remote, for easy removal of the battery
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Better I change the battery for every 6 months!
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@@ELECTROBRO 😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂
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Nice work, what is the value of resistor?
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Nice DYI but the battery is very cheap these days like AAA or AA.
Can I use the same circuit for wall clock battery, or please make some video wall clock battery
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Love the music!
👍 yes
@@ELECTROBRO I don’t know if you remember Kid Icarus for NES but the dungeon music has a similar sound to it.
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Should have created a seperate enclosure for this one and make it de attachable like a battery
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@@ELECTROBRO there is no such thing as free energy there must be a source and a consumption of some kind for something to work
Just for jokes: how much poor a buy a 10rs battary😁
But this project is osm🤩⚡👌
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Great video thanks
Thank you
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Very nice music
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Одно сломал другое сделал, гениально!!!
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Nice & thank you
Thank you sir
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hitting the remote hard couple of times always works for me.
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Great video. I believe the idea is that there is more ways then one. It's incredible how humans hate on other humans down in the comment section. No wonder we have wars. If your an office worker or not mechanically inclined you won't appreciate these genre of videos. Keep your negativity. Especially when your hiding behind a screen and can't be physically confronted.
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Fact it is brother, but u did a overkill on that remote .....though still better than fucking AA batteries lying around.
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Much easier way to do it just put a good high-quality lithium battery in it the lifetime of the unit your using but not a bad idea if you like tinkering and have lot of spare parts
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Best is to purchase two rechargeable batteries and charge them.
There are rechargeble batteries. But the idea is nice.
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Lithium batteries cannot be charged like this! It was necessary to insert the TP 4056 module
Made in china f urself 👎
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@@jaysonkrishna7473 lol? moron
This would be easy if you make in circuit board then solder it to the terminal
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When you have entirely too much time on your hands, in your grandmothers basement.
Good job
Thank you.
Rechargeable batteries work too...
Sweet project though
Excellent
Thank you