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- 01-08-2008
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My Mio 168 has secomb to the famous data socket mechanical failure, if
i can just get the in car charger to connect to the correct battery
terminals inside the pda i can be back up and running.
I was thinking of customising the headphone jack to use as the
charging socket, which two coloured wires on the battery do i need to
piggyback onto, Im assuming the in car charger adapter drops the
voltage to 5v
any help would be welcome
If you do a search in this group there was another chap who replaced
the socket with a two pole plug for the purposes of charging, was just
before Xmas IIRC.
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Darren Griffin
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> i can just get the in car charger to connect to the correct battery
> terminals inside the pda i can be back up and running.
>
> I was thinking of customising the headphone jack to use as the
> charging socket, which two coloured wires on the battery do i need to
> piggyback onto, Im assuming the in car charger adapter drops the
> voltage to 5v
>
> any help would be welcome