Bro give me USB C charging.
@Trampa @jeffwuneo @dontatme
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All of my boards have USBC charging at 80 watts from any MacBook 87 watt charger.
Or an external device
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ooohhh I like, built or bought?
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Built.
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Id be very interested in a guide if you have the time to write one up
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I’m not sure if I’m going to make in bulk. With digipots and microprocessor.i Kind of like analog 10k pots. Old school
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You’re using a USB C decoy trigger? What buck converter are you running? Looks like CC-CV? I was looking and couldn’t really find any that could do 20v to 50+ at 5A input that wasn’t gigantic.
A bunch of them goes to 46ish V but not enough for 12s
No need to build them , Im just curious what parts youre using, I can probably build it myself
No. It’s not like that. It needs a handshake . Continuous. Otherwise it will default to 5 volts. Not as simple as adding a resistor or shorting.
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I don’t know about using it for power, 60W (or whatever) through two dc/dc converters isn’t going to do much motoring.
I think a reasonable option is to use it for data only since no one has USB micro cables anymore.
Well you can get small voltage/current negotiation boards for that right?
You sure you don’t want to write up a guide? If you put some effort in writing up what you’ve done this community will probably help to improve it for you and others.
Some mad feels on the USB standards from hardware perspective. Its a pile of reading.
Not sure why i didint think of using the only the Data lines of C connector with a 2.0 transcevier… Im stupid. Brb changing all my micro connectors…
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Do you want cheap ass China chargers that pump 20volts into your 1300 dollar phone and frying it?
A handshake is necessary.
Get over it 
Additional NTC port for battery temperature sensing
Looks like we have another dual ESC coming to the market. The ZESC claims 13s but low current ratings. He says he needs some info on the typical power draw of boards on here. Lets help him out.
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