externally A1398 battery charging possible?

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  • Richi_el
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2013
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    • Koln
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    externally A1398 battery charging possible?

    Hello i have a problem with a MacBook battery.

    I want to charge it externally (without the pcb) because there is an issue on pcb and i cant charge it now.

    Have anybody a solution for charging the battery without logic board (outside of the book)

    I uploaded the pic with pinout and my measurings.

    Thnx
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