x4ndr3, on 09 February 2012 - 09:05 PM, said:
I did the same here. Let's hope to don't take forever...
FINALLY my Lion charger arrived from the far far away Hong K(i)ong lol. I bought it by ########### and took almost 3 months. Once it's in my hands, I could not wait to test eatatjoes' solution.
I'll try to describe my experience, it may be useful for some of you. (sorry for my English, it's not my native language).
First of all, I found out that the charger I bought ISN'T disassemblable (does that word exists? >

). It has a hole in it so i thought it was an inside screw, but it wasn't, and while trying to find it out, i ruined my charger, braking a capacitor AND a resistor. I was lucky to find a store nearby that sells those components so I could repair the charger. I had to literally break the case with pliers (wire cutter).
My batteries were discharged for so long time that I had to plug them to 9v stock (dumb) charger for some minutes to "revive" the protection circuit and do some (little) charge.
So I did the mod with the LiOn smart charger, and after initial variation on tablet's displayed battery levels (I charged it turned on), after about 30 mins it stabilized and went straight towards 100%.
At first the tablet's led was green and flashing red, then stable green and red together, even with charger disconnected from tablet.
If I turn off the tablet, it's led goes just green.
Battery levels are 95% now, after about an entire hour charging. I'll use the tablet normally tomorrow and see discharging rates.
I'm worried because eatatjoes' said if green AND red led are lit, then battery can be charging itself, discharging more quickly.
One problem I realized later is that the wires I used for the mod are too thick and I cannot close back panel properly... I'll try to find thinner wires to replace them.
Thank you again eatatjoes and pals at slatedroid.