Review on 💪 Top-notch Performance of ProsKit GK 368 Battery Operated Glue for Flawless Bonding by Ada Pindelska ᠌

Remade the gun to work from an external source. Not every phone charger will fit - cheap no-name chargers cannot provide the currents indicated on the label, you need to be prepared for this. When testing, one charger (with passport 5 volts 2 amperes) gave out only 0.6 amperes, and the other (with similar passport data) already gave out more than 1 ampere, which is the norm given that the gun is designed for 6-7 volts (if you increase the voltage, then it increased would and consumed current). This is clearly seen in the work of the built-in backlight LED - when the power is insufficient, it glows very weakly. The connector was glued with hot glue. for lack of a second hot-melt adhesive gun, he melted the rods with a lighter and dripped the melt onto the place of gluing. WHEN WORKING FROM AN EXTERNAL SOURCE, THE BATTERY PACK IS DISCONNECTED (this will not harm the batteries (they have 5-6 volts in common), but it is not known what effect it will have on the charger (it may go into protection and you will consume battery current, instead of working from the mains ). IMPORTANT NOTE! When using phone charging as a power source, you MUST COMPLETELY REPLACE THE WIRES IN THE USB CABLE! This is shown in one of the photos. This must be done because the standard wire is very thin and if you use a sufficiently long cable (1.6 meters), then there is a drop in voltage and current (on a standard USB cable, the multimeter showed a voltage of 2.5 volts (at the gun input) and 0.6 amperes (with this charger and with a 0.5 meter cable the values ​​were 1.1 amps) ). On the old Soviet cable (also 1.6 meters long and 1-1.5 mm in cross section), taken from some kind of household appliances, the voltage did not drop, and the current values ​​​​were even higher than on a half-meter standard USB cable - 1.3-1.4 amperes.