Powering any Raspberry Pi with a Lipo Battery in a Cheap Way !

In this video, I will show you how you can give power to a Raspberry Pi using Lipo Battery in a cheap way. We are going to use powerbank module for the purpose of this video.
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[@dantemalus6533]

Thanks for this quick video.
I wanted to power a raspberry pi with an 2 year old laptop-ish battery. The battery is still good (3.7V lipo, 9000 mAh) .

[@unknownid530]

What is the maximum current output and can it power the pi4

[@sync3471]

I was planning to do this with a Pi 4 to make a mini laptop, but have a question. Is there a way to implement software battery percentage monitoring, like a mobile device has?

[@SamyFliesFPV]

you could try to use analog input from the lipo, I'm not sure though

[@bashiralao9172]

Can I use this method for raspberry pi 4

[@loading5445]

hi, may I have the circuit for the module?

[@cjlowe1650]

Whats the PowerBank Module Part # please?

[@eng_aya4934]

What's the name of this battery

[@cjlowe1650]

I noticed you plug the USB into the accessory USB on the pi !!!!

[@wemstrum]

"WFIdeo"

[@tld8102]

this is so dodgy and dangerous. that Lithium polymer battery will explode and catch fire if it over charges and discharges. anyone watching, you should ALWAYS use a charge controller

[@SPARKLERSWeAreTheMakers]

The powerbank module used there already have inbuilt overcharge and discharge protection. Also it has a short circuit protection.

[@MartinOShieldWindyCitySDR]

@@SPARKLERSWeAreTheMakers Whats the PowerBank Module Part # please? I find this brilliant what you've done

[@user-otzlixr]

@@MartinOShieldWindyCitySDRYep, without the part number the video has very little use except bragging…