Good evening, my name is Gerardo, this is my second post in the forum and I need help reconnecting a circuit of a Halogena lamp lantern, which has a 6v 4 ah battery. It comes with mains charger and car cigarette lighter plug charger included.
The issue is that I do not know how to connect the circuit to charge the battery and in turn the halogen lamp is connected correctly.
To guide them, I tell you that: The load jack has a resistance of 10 Ohm in the positive, then in series a diode 1n4007, but I don't know where it is connected. After the same jack the negative comes out, but I don't know how to rebuild the entire battery charging system.
I attached an image of the flashlight that is the same but the one I have is from another brand. [Img] https://www.amazon.es/millones-Potencia-hal%C3%B3gena-Linterna-Cargadores/dp/B01N3O7U0T/ ref = sr_1_8? keywords = flashlight + halogen & qid = 1559431678 & s = gateway & sr = 8-8 [/img]
Of course I would appreciate the help provided.
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Good evening, my name is Gerardo, this is my second post in the forum and I need help reconnecting a circuit of a Halogena lamp lantern, which has a 6v 4 ah battery. It comes with mains charger and car cigarette lighter plug charger included.
The issue is that I do not know how to connect the circuit to charge the battery and in turn the halogen lamp is connected correctly.
To guide them, I tell you that: The load jack has a resistance of 10 Ohm in the positive, then in series a diode 1n4007, but I don't know where it is connected. After the same jack the negative comes out, but I don't know how to rebuild the entire battery charging system.
I attached an image of the flashlight that is the same but the one I have is from another brand. [Img] https://www.amazon.es/millones-Potencia-hal%C3%B3gena-Linterna-Cargadores/dp/B01N3O7U0T/ ref = sr_1_8? keywords = flashlight + halogen & qid = 1559431678 & s = gateway & sr = 8-8 [/img]
Of course I would appreciate the help provided.
Repair 6v 4ah Rechargeable Halogen Flashlight
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hace 5 años
Good evening, my name is Gerardo, this is my second post in the forum and I need help reconnecting a circuit of a Halogena lamp lantern, which has a 6v 4 ah battery. It comes with mains charger and car cigarette lighter plug charger included.
The issue is that I do not know how to connect the circuit to charge the battery and in turn the halogen lamp is connected correctly.
To guide them, I tell you that: The load jack has a resistance of 10 Ohm in the positive, then in series a diode 1n4007, but I don't know where it is connected. After the same jack the negative comes out, but I don't know how to rebuild the entire battery charging system.
I attached an image of the flashlight that is the same but the one I have is from another brand. [Img] https://www.amazon.es/millones-Potencia-hal%C3%B3gena-Linterna-Cargadores/dp/B01N3O7U0T/ ref = sr_1_8? keywords = flashlight + halogen & qid = 1559431678 & s = gateway & sr = 8-8 [/img]
Of course I would appreciate the help provided.
hace 5 años
Good night Jose, there I uploaded the image, tomorrow I will take a picture of my unarmed flashlight and the circuit and upload it. Thanks for the prompt response.
826
hace 5 años
Hi, I have a friend who has this same lamp and has a 12V RELAY and a swichet and a diode with a capacitor, let me paint an improvised circuit to see how the internal connection is.
826
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
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HERE IS THE FLASHLIGHT CIRCUIT INTERNALLY
That is not the original circuit, it is CLEARLY modified, the original has a 12v relay, a diode and a small electrolytic capacitor in a small platelet that I do not see there, that circuit that has original is made so that when it is charging the battery to the give the swhiche DOES NOT TURN ON and only devote to charging the battery, check the circuit that I left in the previous post and I recommend using it to leave it original, now if you want to use those components there I will arm you another MORE ELABORATED circuit and simple WITH WHAT I OBSERVE THERE:
CIRCUIT LINK:
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Cheers
hace 5 años
Thanks Axel, I am going to make the circuit that you recommend for me to be original. I thank you
regards
826
hace 5 años
d1, d2, d3 can be 1n4001 or 1n4007 R1 = 2.2 ohms at 10 ohms per 1watt of power, the rest you already have
826
hace 5 años
you can do any of the 2, now if you do it as the best original, the same will both work for you, and nothing was a placard gera_central
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
Hi Axel, thanks for answering, I attached some pictures of how the circuit of this flashlight is. [Img] https://adjuntos.yoreparo.com/imagen_post/0004/82/9aa04314a2c109d5776a51b036f3e1e09b31f103.jpeg [/img] 
826
hace 5 años
check in my previous post there I left a circuit, not the first but the second, the first is how this lamp ORIGINALLY comes from, it is second is the diagram that I propose that you arm this lamp by the way R1 can be a resistance between 2.2 ohms at 10 ohms of the same watts you have in the figure, which I estimate is 1w of power
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