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i dont connect two accus, this method will connect to the two pins and charge the internal accu
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If the internal circuitery requires at most 3.3V, with 0.5V difference it could just make it if it's a 'low dropout' type. However I'm afraid that as the input is supposed to power everything AND recharge the battery, a 3.8V source would be considered under the minimum and would not be used at all.