Today, still wanted by the shapers, he survives as a soldier of fortune. If you have a dead phone... if no one else can help... and if you can find him... maybe you can hire... Walter Barnes (For your anomaly.)
Loyd Hutchings Without knowing the chemistry involved, no way to tell. If he is using LiIon or batteries with similar energy density, potentially many times more "juice" (assuming you mean Wh/Mah). If by "juice" you mean current, same thing, but no more ports once you reach max current output of the cells. If this is lead acid (and the shape suggests it could be one of the type used for emergency lighting) then around 7Ah, or around half of the Anker capacity.
Loyd Hutchings Chris Holt you have to take into consideration more than just chemistry... a watt is a watt is a watt, and like Walter Barnes, that is all I'm saying. =^.^=
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ReplyDeleteToday, still wanted by the shapers, he survives as a soldier of fortune. If you have a dead phone... if no one else can help... and if you can find him... maybe you can hire... Walter Barnes (For your anomaly.)
ReplyDeleteIn Madison there were a few enlightened agents with a car battery in a baby stroller. It was pretty hilarious!
ReplyDeleteyou sure that's not a mule ?
ReplyDeleteChris Walker thanks for the laugh.
ReplyDeleteLoyd Hutchings make that 3 to get >/= number of ports
ReplyDeleteSo, 5v x 15 AH x 2 makes that a 150 w anker?
ReplyDeleteLoyd Hutchings Without knowing the chemistry involved, no way to tell. If he is using LiIon or batteries with similar energy density, potentially many times more "juice" (assuming you mean Wh/Mah). If by "juice" you mean current, same thing, but no more ports once you reach max current output of the cells.
ReplyDeleteIf this is lead acid (and the shape suggests it could be one of the type used for emergency lighting) then around 7Ah, or around half of the Anker capacity.
Chris Holt I think Capt. Ahab got it.
ReplyDeleteMy Anker feels embarrassed
ReplyDeleteKept my phone charged for the Nashville anomaly.
ReplyDeleteThat box could hold 3 18ah sla that's is all I am saying
ReplyDeletelooks like something Jake Mohl would come up with :)
ReplyDeleteLoyd Hutchings Chris Holt you have to take into consideration more than just chemistry... a watt is a watt is a watt, and like Walter Barnes, that is all I'm saying. =^.^=
ReplyDeleteJared Hincy watt exactly are you trying to say?
ReplyDeleteChris Holt volts times amps...
ReplyDeleteNashville resistance!
ReplyDeleteResistance? I thought we were talking about volts, watts and amps... How did we get on ohms? :)
ReplyDeleteAnd while I was there with the Nashville Power Cube, my Note 3 did fine in Nashvegas... :)
ReplyDelete--vvvv- Resist! ---vvvv--
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