Ok, I'll keep that in mind.
This battery http://www.batterygeek.net/Batterygeek-100-Hr-iPhone-iPod-iPad-Battery-Pack-p/geekpod_110_.htm offers some specs if you scroll down a bit and click the 'Technical specs' tab.
The 5.4 Ah battery - as you noticed as well - doesn't offer much information.
Thanks for the info SC and Russ. It looks like both batteries I've linked to should easily do the job.
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I suppose we get some government subsidies for every young member under 25 (the Danish government's way of saying thanks for keeping them out of trouble, I suppose :wink:), but...
That's what I was unsure of and why I came here. I figured I might accidently buy a battery with plenty of capacity and not enough power to actually keep the phone on. Please explain why only capacity (the mAh value I suppose) matters.
:biggrin: You would be surprised. It's actually a very inexpensive hobby ($100 USD a month for unlimited use of the club's 20 shared gliders, plus a small fee per launch to cover the fuel consumed by the towplane or winch).
Are you suggesting hooked up a multimeter between the internal battery...
Well, because I need to power a GPS unit in a glider with no power outlet for the full duration of a 5-hour flight.
@rcgldr I live en Europe, and my phone is bought here, but I plan on buying the external battery in the US. I'm guessing that y'all haven't clicked the links I posted.. :wink...
Hi,
I need to power my HTC Desire cell phone for 4-5 hours on high load (running GPS navigation software on max screen brightness in an aircraft), so I'm looking into external battery packs.
I want to avoid buying something too weak which will struggle to deliver enough power.
The...
Sorry for reviving this old thread, but what exactly is the conclusion to this discussion?
I'm very interested, as I'm soon going on a long road trip in a rented Chevrolet Aveo which, I presume, utilizes a simple A/C on/off switch with no thermostat. Will we be best off cycling the switch or...