rtc and battery
I have waveshare rtc seems the battery is locked in, not removable.
I looked into different rtc unit, that sounds nice on amazon, it needs slight mod to use non rechargeable battery, removing tiny resistor. I was wondering if the waveshare rtc battery can't be removed does that mean it might be rechargeable? |
https://botland.store/rtc-modules/44...422371777.html
based on this it is a replaceable battery. |
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the rectangle tab in the attached is attached to the battery, like this on both sides, you can see two little indenations in the red highlighted area, how do you get this apart?
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I don't really know, but you can easily find another one: https://www.dfrobot.com/product-879.html
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Thanks Exaga, I emailed waveshare about their card, response I got was "not rechargeable, it's soldered, sorry".
When I was looking into RTC, couple I found had to be modified to allow for not rechargeable, I'll follow up on what you recommend. |
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There are many DS3231 based RTCs and (although I've tried and tested many different RTCs and controllers over the years) I tend to stick with this one. They're easy to install and configure/manage using the GPIO I2C interface, especially on the RPi devices. The rule of thumb with these RTCs is the size of battery it can accommodate - the larger the battery the less frequently it needs to be replaced. A DS3231 based RTC with a CR2032 battery is good for +10 years. The AT24C32 IIC model is a prime example - these are the ones I use and like most. Hope this helps. |
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