Battery Charging

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We have just completed building the Mars Rover.  I have installed the batteries and my question is , does anyone know if these batteries will charge while in the Rover by plugging it into the USB power supply or do you have to remove them and use a dedicated charger?  Thank you

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you have to remove them and use a dedicated charger

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That depends on the type of batteries your Mars Rover is using and how the onboard power system is wired. Most kits that run on Li-ion or Li-Po batteries require a dedicated charger, unless the rover includes a built-in charging circuit designed for USB charging. If it only has a simple battery holder, then plugging in USB power will not charge the batteries—you’d need to remove them and use an external charger.

Check your Rover’s documentation:

• If it mentions “USB charging” or shows a charging indicator light, then you can charge them inside the rover.
• If not, it’s safest to remove the batteries and charge them with the recommended charger, especially for Li-ion cells.
  
  

This will keep both your batteries and your Rover’s electronics safe.

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Some kits come with a pack that has a charging board (often TP4056 or similar) already integrated. If that’s the case, then yes — plugging into USB will charge the pack while it’s installed.