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Mega powerbank DIY with flashlight

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H2D Pro
A1
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A1 mini

Main Body PLA
Main Body PLA
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12.7 h
8 plates
5.0(1)

Main body petg
Main body petg
Designer
13.3 h
8 plates
5.0(1)

petg flashlight lenses
petg flashlight lenses
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31 min
1 plate

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Bill of Materials

Maker's Supply Kits and Parts
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M3x5x4 Round Threaded Brass Heat-Insert Nut (20PCS) - AB012
M3x12 FHCS Machine Screw (20PCS) - AA087
M3x8 FHCS Machine Screw (20PCS) - AA086
M3x6 FHCS Machine Screw (20PCS) - AA085
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Clear (32101) / Filament with spool / 1 kg
White (33100) / Filament with spool / 1 kg
Gray (33101) / Filament with spool / 1 kg

Description

🔋 The Ultimate 100W Modular 18650 Powerbank by LeoSpacelab

Welcome to the Mega Powerbank! This is a fully modular, 3D-printable, and expandable battery pack designed to fit your needs. The core idea is a modular system where you can add or remove series of 18650 batteries, allowing you to easily replace or customize every single cell.

In the standard configuration (4 series of 4 batteries), using 3500mAh cells, this power bank reaches a massive capacity of about 200Wh! Thanks to the 100W output, you can easily charge laptops, drones, smartphones, and camera gear.

Plus, it features an optional Flashlight Module that can stay on for weeks!

Boost Me (for free)

take a look at my minipowerbank collection https://makerworld.com/collections/21153900 

⚠️ SAFETY DISCLAIMER
This project is not for beginners. You need basic soldering skills. Always triple-check your wiring and pay close attention to battery polarity. Handling lithium batteries and high-power electronics incorrectly can be extremely dangerous. Build at your own risk!


🛠️ BOM - MATERIALS AND ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS 🛠️
Here is everything you need to build the powerbank:

⚡ Basic Electronics:

🔩 Hardware and Cables:

🔦 For the Flashlight Module (Optional):

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Hello, Can you make a version with 21700 ? thx for this model !
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I was going to ask the same thing.
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I think the idea is great, but I'm trying to find products in the EU store, as I don't think much of Ali and Temu. It was worth two boosts for me. Thumbs up. My rating *****
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Hello thank you, yes you can also find the parts on amazon, but you pay double
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Replying to @LeoSpacelab :
That's true. However, from my perspective, the higher price is not just a "surcharge" but also buys some advantages: "That's true, the parts are often significantly more expensive on Amazon or from European retailers. However, you usually also get traceable CE conformity, a contact person within the EU, and warranty and guarantee claims under European law. Especially if something is defective or becomes safety-relevant later on, it makes a difference whether you can contact a dealer in the EU or have to discuss with a seller on the other side of the world. Of course, that has its price. That's why I personally prefer to buy something more expensive if I have better legal protection and a tangible contact person for it"
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Replying to @Sascha.Scherpf :
the issue is, when you buy this stuff on amazon, 99.999% of the time its just somebody drop shipping off of ali express anyway.(for example you buy from me on amazon for 3x the price, then i order it on ali express and ship it to your name/address) then if the shipment fails i can just buy and reship again and still have profit. i would say drop shipping making up a very large part of amazons business. might as well just order on ali bro.
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is it possible to make it A1 mini compatible, like maybe a 1 light smaller version?
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in realtĂ  se stampi un pezzo alla volta, riesci a stamparla con la A1, solo la maniglia non entra, se vuoi ho fatto una versione piĂš piccola ma non ha la torcia https://makerworld.com/collections/21153900
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Thank you very much! I'll make sure to print them and use them for the boost as soon as I have a ticket
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as some laptops require more power would it be possible to make a 140w version or a way to interact with dc barrel plugs to make it universal? Amazing work. Super huge fan of it.
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In the project, you deserve a boost! If possible, can you provide some links for the batteries? I've searched but would like to avoid mistakes, thanks
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hello thank you, the batteries are universal just look for 18650 batteries, as long as you take the flat ones on both sides, because there are also those with a pin on the + and they are not good
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I don't usually comment but this is really a nice project: simple but at the same time extremely useful and above all MODULAR, I also really like the design. I will build it calmly in the coming months and give you feedback, congratulations on everything
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thank you, I'm very pleased, don't forget to follow me on YouTube and on live for other projects
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18650 batteries? I don’t think I can afford that many
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Hello, I'm in the process of ordering the parts and then I need to have this part. A really good idea and super well implemented. I'll give you a boost for that. I'll report back when I've also printed and assembled it
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Is the BMS used capable to be charged via solar?
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hot build!! more and more high performance laptops (the ones nerds like us use) use 180w chargers. since you are big into power banks, I would LOVE to see a high output build like that. even with only 100wh capacity that would DOUBLE the life of laptops like mine (even with charging losses).
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