Battery charger for Panasonic EY503 Screw Driver
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A charger for Panasonic EY503 and its battery EY9021, when converted to Li-ion 3,7V.
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This is USB charger for a Panasonic Screw Driver EY503 (or similar) battery, when it is converted from Ni-CD or Ni-MH 2.4V to lithium-ion 3.7V. Do not use to charge original 2.4V battery! Here is how to convert a battery for this tool.
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Bill of materials:
- micro USB (5V) charger board TP4056 to charge Li-ion battery of 3.7V, available on Aliexpress or Amazon.
- two bit of quite thin wire (AWG20-AWG24), red for ‘+’ and black for ‘-’ terminal. The carging current is 500mA max, so wire need not to be more than 0.5mm2. Length is aprox 25-30mm [1"].
- two bit of nickel strip of aprox. 0.25mm. Cut it in two strips: ~50x3mm for plus and minus terminal.
- Three M3x10-12mm screws to assemble whole unit.
- a bit of print filament ~5mm as a distance against the PCB.
- Both enclosure details printed.
Pull the nickel strip through both double pass holes. Provide that the strip's end does fit tightly forming a stable mechanical connection on its ends. Here will be corresponding wire tip soldered. Don't mix polarity: red=plus, black=minus.
Solder both wire onto the PCB, than solder their ends on corresponding nickel strip contact terminals. Insert a bit of filament in the hole of upper part of the charger, as a distance, first checking correct length.
Assemble both parts with help of three M3 screws.
Conncet a powered USB micro cable to the board's input. Check if it is correct voltage polarity on battery charging contacts (nickel strip).
Finaly, insert a converted battery. Normally, the light from TP4056 board will be red indicating charging process, when a battery is inserted for charge. When the battery is fully charged, the light will turn to green.
The project how to convert battery is here.