In your simulation why are you supplying the transistor collectors from a 47k/8.2k voltage divider rather than from the 50V rail? The base-collector junctions are forward-biased.
Hard to tell from the pic, but is this a split in the black plastic part, perhaps from over-tightening the screw? If the plastic has splayed out or the screw is too tight it could stop the sliding action.
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I don't see how the single-transistor regulator shown in post #8 could be used here. All windings in the magneto have one end grounded, which prevents full-wave rectification with a bridge rectifier.
Does the sender/sensor work ok with 'the other pcb' (pcb 1) without any error code showing?
If so, and the error code using 'your' pcb (pcb 2) is telling you that the signal is lost, then the fault must lie in (a) the connection of the sender/sensor to pcb 2 or (b) pcb 2 itself, most likely in...
Please define 'best'. Cheapest, most reliable, foldable for transport, luggage carrying capacity, speedier, greatest range on a charge, availability, comfort, adjustability, repairability, ......?
That part related specifically to the TP4056 Micro USB 5V 1A 18650 Lithium 3.7 V Li-Ion Battery Charging Board, not to USB powered chargers in general. As this thread is over a year old I expect the TS's battery is fully charged by now :) .
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It's more fun than the fire or explosion which could result from messing about with a home-brew design if not built properly. Lithium batteries are dangerous if not charged and discharged correctly.
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A 10W solar panel is never going to power a 15W LED strip, nor even a 10W one on a cloudy day.
You need a dedicated charger module to suit the cell chemistry and the number of cells making up a battery.
Is this a school/college assignment?