Can this charge this? Poweradd Pilot Pro 32000mAh Monster Capacity Multi-Voltage (5V 9V 12V 16V 19V 20V) Portable Charger External Battery Backup.
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The panel can supply 12v dc. If your device can charge off of this voltage, you would be ok. Not sure how long it takes to charge though.
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I don't think so. I looked up the battery, and this was the input spec: --Input: DC 15V ~ 24V/2AI'm sure the input is provided by a 120v-> 15v-24v wall charger. The Instaspark produces only 5v and 12v.You would look for a battery that has 5v as input, such as this one: New Trent iCarrier 12000mAh, where the input spec states: Input: 5V@1.5AI think even it could accept the 5v from the Instaspark, it would take forever to charge!
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If the input states DC 15V-24V/2A that is alot (15V x 2A = 30W to 24V x 2A = 48W) which is too high for this panel, but the 40W (18V 2.2A) Poweradd ($ 200.00) or BixPower/BixNet ($ 190.00) solar panels (or any other fixed or portable solar panel where the Watt output are 40W or above) should be able to charge that battery pack in ideal sunny conditions.
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Based on the technical information online on this charger it should work fine. Usually we recommend the pedal generator for charging external batteries as the pedal generator is easy to pedal for long periods of time. the hand crank should work fine their are limits to how much hand cranking you can do so just keep that in mind if that is your intended application. Ken
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Not certain but be sure your battery can take that rate of charge. Pretty certain mine are maxed at 10 amp for charging. Contact the battery vendor 1st.
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Yes, but keep in mind: this is just a wireless charger which at the end does the same as the normal wired charger. Meaning it wont extent the life of your battery yet simply recharge it. On the other hand, the power-pack would work as an external battery, but it wont last the whole day. I use the full bat of my iPhone plus the power-pack, and neither that is enough for the whole day of my. If you do not use it as much as me, you might get it working just good enough.
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Yes.. The book says that you can use alead-acid external battery with 6V output or suitable AC adapter... Hope that helps.... Pat
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Yes you can use 12V 3800mA / 5v 5600mAh Portable Battery Pack (with charger
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yes, but you will need to purchase a voltage transformer or another charging cable.
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Nope. Not enough juice. It will charge basically anything that has a USB input and requires up to about 2 amps.
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It will charge any device that connect with USB and requires the voltage and amps as described in the ad for the charger. I used mine to power the magic jack.
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Yes. It is an rechargeable external battery in a case. You plug it into a wall outlet using a USB micro wall charger and the battery until the battery is fully charged. They you have two USB outlets that you can use to charge two devices at the same time. Hold a lot of juice!
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If the adapter has the attachment needed and the voltage selector has the amount of power required. it can be used to charge with an external battery.
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I would think so, yeah. The battery is where you'd run into problems. Most PowerBook chargers should be the same.
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Yes. This charger will charge it as long as the battery is 6 or 12 volt and the ampere hour rating is less than 15 ah. If it is larger, this model won't have enough power to fully recharge it. It is rated for 1 1/2 amps. You would need a larger unit.
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Answer is yes. I bought this battery and I use the blower charger to charge this.
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Yes, but you would want a couple 12 volt AGM sealed batteries and if you want to charge the battery you'll need a charger. The 10 amp Go Power one is fine.
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Yes but make sure the listing says the power output is at least 2 amps. This is what makes charging go fast.
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Yes, I hooked a 5w trickle charger panel to a 12v battery and it worked well. Might want to go with a 15w panel however- mine loses charge if I leave it on 24/7.