can i hook it up to my velomobile to power electronic devices - top speed is 40 mph/ average is 10 mph
335686
The unit only outputs 5 volts. If you add more devices to each USB port, it will split that 5 volts.
335687
It will not power devices. The ports will be for data transfer only. They don't put out enough amps to power devices.
335688
I have purchased this. It is a USB multi-port. It does not make power, only consumes power to run the motor which turns the turbine rotor and blades. You can plug this into your computer's usb port (which is where the "turbine" gets its power. It turns one USB port into 4.
1645728
Thanks for the inquiry. Depending on mode and battery used can reach speeds up to around 25 mph Best regards Richard
1752774
If you have the GPS module plugged in, it records speed. can be incriminating, so i opt'd to not get the GPS module as i have in-dash gps with all that stuff
1825334
I just use this with a 1 spot power cable, as long as your running 9 volts you should be able to use the voo doo pedal power I'd think.
1590008
I can confirm the tip for bike tires (we've used it) but others - no idea. Sorry. As for power, just the car adapter unfortunately - I have been unable to find a converter/transformer to modify it for wall use.
640621
The Brushless 71074-1 E-Revo with LiPo's will get you there to 50 MPH!!! Have Fun!
1062239
I strapped a garmin to mine and read atop speed of 30, bought 2s lipos and it went up to 38 mph, next run fried motors though
2142101
Yes its easily pluged/powered by accessory port. However it can be hardwired to the vehicle
1944412
yeah I think you should be able to. I plug mine into a 12v power outlet on my atv then I plug the aux cord into my ipod. so yes you should be able to
713519
Yes you can use this to power a device with a higher voltage requirement than what your motorcycle runs on. Assuming a 12v system, you could run up to a 35v device. You just need to make sure the amperage draw from the device isn't more than this unit can do, and more than your motorcycle can take.
229317
No the cadence/speed sensor does not provide power (watt) data. You will need an ant+ compatible power meter.
1786528
I don't think it would be worth it for a vehicle since there is a battery there under the hood that you would use for power. However if you plan to put it to a 110 v outlet then you will need an adapter with a lower output. Check with the seller, but I think it is a 12volt output you will need from the adapter. Good luck. Do talk to an electrician first.
448845
I got mine upto 12.7 mph on 24v. The motors burned out. I've tried them all and the original PW motors hold up best.
2011147
You probably could, but keep in mind all total shouldn't be more than 10A. I would measure the actual current of the device to see if it is really 1.5A. I have 900ma cameras and a 500ma illuminatior that total only used 500ma of power (measured) total. I think the plate rating sometimes is a little generous.
72880
You are probably connected to your laptop or other "Mass Storage" device. Simply install unit in your vehicle with 12 volt plug and you will be fine.
1749105
Not made for that. 12v only. I use mine on my cycles to power, and or charge GPS units mainly.
1114161
Under normal circumstances I would say no, but I suppose hooking it via a belt would work. I doubt if it is made for that much speed. Wouldn't hurt to try i guess