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Re: N900 Car Charger problems
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I have a Dual USB Power from mobileblackbox.com model MMB-DUSB815 It list 2x 500mA, but charges the phone just fine while using the GPS. (Have not tried to listen to music as welll...) I only modified one of the ports to charge the N900. And left the other unchanged for other charging needs. http://inlinethumb01.webshots.com/46...200x200Q85.jpg http://inlinethumb47.webshots.com/47...200x200Q85.jpg Unscrew the top to reveal the fuse. http://inlinethumb32.webshots.com/23...200x200Q85.jpg Remove the ring and the two halves come apart. http://inlinethumb49.webshots.com/42...200x200Q85.jpg Bottom of board taken out. It shows the two columns of 4 pins of the USB ports. http://inlinethumb15.webshots.com/46...425x425Q85.jpg Detail of the two middle pins soldered together. (And view of the 4 iPod resistors.) All pictures here http://travel.webshots.com/album/578725367oDegpk Have Fun. |
Re: N900 Car Charger problems
Bought that same Motorola branded charger, not only does it work, but the blue LED 'M' logo looks cool (and isn't style important?)
Plus it was like $5 on Amazon with free 2 day shipping if you have a .edu address. |
Re: N900 Car Charger problems
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Having a glowing "M" for Maemo ain't bad either! |
Re: N900 Car Charger problems
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Re: N900 Car Charger problems
A nice, non-warranty-voiding way of getting it working with any car charger:
* Get a bit of sticky-back aluminium tape (you can get this in most DIY stores) * Cut it to a strip which just covers the two middle contacts in the USB connector of your car adaptor (around 3-4mm). * Carefully stick it over the two middle contacts and wrap it slightly over the end of the plastic (but not all the way, as then it would short out against the metal of the USB plug. * Push the Nokia USB lead in, pushing it up away from the tape so you don't accidentally dislodge it. Job done. |
Re: N900 Car Charger problems
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