Cool. :3

be careful with some stuff like this, the controller for the bank is usually set to work with a specific capacity, if you put a couple cells on that are under the capacity you could be in for a bad time. put cells that are over the capacity and it'll never reach a full charge. also, the controller is set to a specific number of cells, so as an example having 6 cells on a 3 cell controller wouldn't go over well.

Yeah, i know that :P
when i solded the batteries and putted on charging, i realize the charging ic heats when was charging the battery, i leave the Charging module and the Li ion cells in a Very open space for Avoid overcharging heat and a possible fire during charging the Cells, and the next day, i Realize the batteries was cold with 4.1 volts and the Ic was also cold, so im ok with it now, because since the ic is not charging the batteries. i only used two cells Btw :) can full charge my phone two times with a 8 hours Charge.

Dumpster Diving?

You'd make Dave from EEVBlog proud.

I love repair stuff like Eevblog Does :D
because people here like stuff has more longer life spam in their Electronics, and when i find these old electronic stuff in the Streets its a gem for me, because i love Repair these old Stuff.

Just goes to show one person's trash is someone else's treasure.
I know someone who used to go Dumpster Diving at the apartments he and I both used to live at.

He always came back with several working computer components and built several working computer towers out of it.

I think it's a fine example of: People don't know just what they have....until it's gone.

I saw people and most on these big cou tries like usa trash a lot of usable stuff :)
Hope i can get some of these stuff soon :p

When it comes to the US, a lot of people are either computer illiterate or lazy.

For example, a RAM stick good go out on someone's computer, and the person would flip out and assume the whole thing's fried (without even bothering to research), and if they're not too bright, toss the whole thing.

Personally, if it were mine, I'd at least keep possession of the Hard Drive that holds/held my data, even if you delete something, there are tools to recover it, and people have used tools like that to steal sensitive information such as banking info, etc.

I think this day in age people can't afford to be tech illiterate, there's just too much that relies on at least a basic knowledge of computers, but unfortunately in schools, they don't generally teach about them.

In school they tried teaching us how to type, (which I personally feel isn't really possible to do, people have to develop their own style, much like handwriting, etc). After that? Nothing. They taught us the very basics of MS Word and Powerpoint, after that? Nothing. It's hurting society by not teaching students the basics of computers (especially how NOT to install malware, etc).

People will throw things away, partially because they just don't know any better.

or more likely people dont Care on repair, because they have enough money for buy another one i suppose :S

They need teach againist consume and post consume too :s

Absolutely

Nice find. Thats actually is a good use for bad laptop battery packs.

Yes, so i love do this, bring back to life unusable stuff again :)