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* billosca At the emergence of this fuel scarcity, the
largest selling gadget in the electronic market is
the power bank.

You all will agree with me that once a particular
comodity's demand is high, the price tends to
increase too — economics students.
So today i'd want to teach you how to create
your own home made power bank, at the end of
this post you should have learnt how to charge
your phones or devices without electricity.

Requirements:

An original Nokia Battery, a usb cord / wire
that can charge your phone or device, and
cellotapes.

How to create one
: Take the usb wire, cut out the park where you
usually plug to the electric source while
charging. Cut it into two parts and collect the
two colored wires in them. One of the wire shud
be you - and the second is your +. what i mean
by - is negetavie, and + is positive. From your -
wire, peel out the rubber coating to get the
copper wires, also do same for the + wire. When
you are done you should have something like
two wires with brown copper wires at their tops.
The next part is to get the cellotape, cover all
the parts of the Nokia battery, cover it up very
well. Leaving only the top open. When i say the
top, i mean the 3 parts from which you can
charge on a desktop.

Now put the + wire on the part of the battery
where you find the inscription (+), put the - wire
on the part you find (-), now use the Cellotape
to cover the wires tightly.

While tighting the wires, make sure you have
pluged the other end of the charger to your
phone. You will find out that your phone is
charging. You can keep the phone to fully
charge if you want or you can use it while its
charging.

Now after each use, make sure you charge the
"Power Bank" using a desktop, please donot put
in a phone to charge again as this may spoil
that battery gradually.
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