Sie sind nicht angemeldet.
I've been running one of my AC6 XTs on a 4-pin USB header for a while with no issues. I can't say I've run into anything where it comes in handy with regards to over current protection.
I've been running one of my AC6 XTs on a 4-pin USB header for a while with no issues. I can't say I've run into anything where it comes in handy with regards to over current protection.
Thanks for info, man, i gotta tell, soldering the cable to the USB connector is a b***, i barely managed to do it. The usb cable was to thick and i couldnt pop the connector together but i wrapped it in heatshrink and you cant see it. It took me about 2 and a half to 3 hour to make a single cable.
Only 10 more to go !
Dieser Beitrag wurde bereits 2 mal editiert, zuletzt von »Dintid« (28. Februar 2015, 14:05)
Edit: the last pin is just an extra ground. No way you are going to carry enough amperage to need that in any way.
Dieser Beitrag wurde bereits 1 mal editiert, zuletzt von »Dintid« (3. März 2015, 22:31)
Oh, the last pin is the shielding itself of the USB cable ?
How in gods Name is one going to crimp that.
I saw something like this when i cut out the micro USB cables, but took it out and crimped only 4 wires.
I used MicroUSb cables and cut them to length. And crimped the end. But i end up with only 4 wires crimped. I believe it should be enough for the cables to work.
I thought the shielding in the USB cable works just by beeing there, i never realized it had to be connected to the 5th pin.
Does it work if ist not connected to the 5th pin ?
For instance the cable i have, has an outer aluminum shielding, and inside are 4 isolated wires, and a bare 5th wire, i belive this would be the 5th wire of the 5th pin Connection Slot.
But i cut it out, this 5th wire.
Dont tell that i had better crimped this one as well !
Dieser Beitrag wurde bereits 4 mal editiert, zuletzt von »Dintid« (16. März 2015, 06:09)
-