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How to charge directly to battery of O2 xda IIi (PH17B)?

The charge port of my O2 xda IIi is broken so I want to make a charger to allow charge directly to the battery. The problem is that this battery has 6 pins, so I don't know which pins to use to charge directly? I assume that the pin number as follow:1->6 from left to right)
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Pin number :1-2-3-4-5-6
Anyone knows which pins to use to charge directly or have the circuit of this battery?
Thanks a lot.

why dont you just use the battery slot in the cradle that you use to sync to the pc?
if you havent got one just look for one on ebay
saves messing about like this making a charger
in fact buy this one
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NEW-O2-XDA-II...66:2|39:1|72:1683|240:1318|301:1|293:1|294:50

Thanks for your help. The problem is fixed. I repaired it myself by connecting directly DC 5V source to the pins in the board.

@Danksolutions,
Can you tell me the detail how you connect DC 5V to the pint which pint should be connected. Thanks a lot

角落的两个，充电时测试灯才会亮！
或者2和5都可以··~~
1 and 6 or 2 and 5,two ways are OK!!!

Portable Micro USB External Chargers without attaching cables?

I want something that will plug directly into a micro USB phone. I'm aware of the multitudes of this design:
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I had one, thought it was garbage, it made an irritating noise both charging and discharging, its connection was hit and miss as bumping it might disconnect it, and eventually less than 6 months later it stopped working. It was advertised as a 2800mAh but its charge was extremely poor. Yet, those are the only type of chargers I can find, all from various companies using the exact same design.
The Motorola P790 is ideally the type of thing I'm looking for, it even comes with a slide out USB so it can't get damaged, but it's no good since it's a mini USB and would require packing around cords:
I'm not looking for a mega charger, one charge or so is fine as I'm not trying to carry around more than a second phones weight in a charger. I find it extremely odd that with so many phones out there, there hasn't been a decent micro USB charger without cords that I can find.
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Hi guys,
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I looked into cradles and to be honest they are way too limiting. In order to use them, you have to put the phone into a slot so that it charges, it is fixed and not very flexible.
Instead, I use a mount called a Clutchit and a regular power cable.
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With it, I can just place it on the mount, in any orientation (portrait, landscape or anywhere inbetween). It just holds it and it is very easy to take and put it back on without worrying if I got it into the slot correctly. It will even hold a tablet.
I use it with a 6ft cable to an original Pixel 2 charger plug and chargers in Rapid mode.
No association with them other than I own several of these.
https://clutchit.com/

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So I was checking the specs for the phone before buying and everybody says that it doesn't officially support wireless charging. So I wanted to know if somebody has managed to make wireless charging work. I have seen a couple of videos for phones that don't support it either charging wirelessly with NFC. Sorry for the noob question, just wanted to make sure because I haven't used wireless charging before.

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Buddy, if the specification says that it doesn't work, then it doesn't work. No matter who made which videos. There are external wireless charging options that are placed under the TPU bumper, but the USB-C port is always blocked.

Some semi-wireless, though unsure about the safety or usefulness.
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Keyword is : Magnetic Type C cable

Okay then it's not worth exploring. Thanks a lot guys

It's not got a wireless charging coil so the answer is no wireless charging

The closest thing is a QI receiver but you will lose the usefulness of usb c while you use it and I don't know if there is any certified with any quality certificate.

ain't worth it anyways imo