Heads up!! For those buying from alternative suppliers you could end up with cells physically too big and will not fit in the Ally!! If you can not buy from the link then that's the risk you take. Unfortunately for those in the US this seems to be the case but if anyone does find this exact battery elsewhere please mention it in the comments! 👍🏻
As promised to everyone in the group! I've done the best I could to make this video, I was a bit out of my comfort zone doing this but hopefully it was worth it. Here is the link for the battery...
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GOOD LUCK!! 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Some extra information about this battery....
Upon testing this extensively over the past few weeks I have charging results. the 40wh original ally battery charged at around 45w when the ally was switched off taking it about 50 minutes to reach 80% then trickle it's way to 100% in about 1 hour 45 minutes. This 67wh battery will charge at a full 65w with the ally switched off which only takes it 1 hour to charge to 90% then trickle it's way to 100% in about 1 hour 30 minutes!! This is due to the design capacity and charge rate programmed into the pcd board which was originally intended for the Asus zenbook, that also charges at 65w. Honestly this is a match made in heaven and I honestly doubt there is a more suited battery for the ally than this. I've bought and taken apart a few batteries now including the stock ally battery so this has been an expensive journey for me but so worth it!
Now obviously your doing this mod at your own risk! I'm already aware of some batteries coming slightly different to the one I have with the board being backwards and the wires being on the back side to mine. the wiring is still the same I believe but triple check where your positive and negative wires are before you plug this in! it could be an easy mistake to get these the wrong way around!! I didn't force anyone to do this mod so if you break something don't blame me!!! Do at your own risk!!!
