Yes but not if it isn't plugged in and all the capacitors i discharged. And you put the whole thing together in perfect order before testing if it works.
That is true but not if you are carful and make sure that it's not plugged in and you discharge the capacitors then you should be safe. And it's not like that I don't know any thing about electronics else i would not have opend it. I did i because it seemed to light to be true so i would not...
No i am aware that it is not a lithium-ion charger it is supposed to be used in conjunction with a bms that is also why it supply's 12.6v wich i needed in order to change a 3s li-ion. But my main concern was if the mains part was safe as i am not that experienced in mains voltage.
I bought this 12.6v 1A power supply off of eBay but it seemed to light so i opened it up and i think that transformer looks a little bit to small. And the whole thing just seemed a bit sketchy. But my electronics knowledge isn't that big yet so I was wondering if some of you would have a look at it.