What is the charging rate in milliamps?
318273
That depends on the Qi charger you use, most of them max out at 1000Ma equivalent. Some older ones are 500Ma equivalent.
1415255
I'm aware of the difference in mA and A. Was a mistake on my part in typing and I've corrected it, thanks for pointing that out.DC-DC converters exist, sure, but it may have added to the cost or weight (Oddly they do have a step-down converter though). Doesn't seem most manufacturers are opting for that for whatever reason. As for the Xoom USB charging, I could be wrong - I don't have the xoom anymore, but I don't recall seeing any setting for that in the menu. Furthermore, from what I understand the USB port isn't even connected to the battery (again could be wrong).
260513
the fast charge switch is for Apple so its around 1+Amp I metered it At 850Ma on a battery that was almost Charged already (92%). you can ask them at the web Site (http://www.sybausa.com/productInfo.php?iid=1270). Hope this helps.PS I think it all depends on if you use the 20pin On Board connecter or A add on Card.mine is on the motherboard.Good Luck
1788345
mAH = milliamp hours. The bigger the number the longer the run time. No it does not come with a charger.
1447787
I plugged the USB cable to my computer to experiment after seeing your question. I had the Dymo connected to my computer (which is also connected to a power source) for more than 30 min and the 2 bars that I had went down to a bar. So, no, it could not be charged in this way.
1758631
The "C" means the capacity of the cell. On your cells C = 180mAh. The manufacturer recommends charging at no more than 2C, or 360mA. This charger charges at 300mA (0.3A), so you will be fine. The cells will just charge slightly slower than if you had a perfectly matched charger.
2133997
depends on your rate of charge. But if you charge at 5.3 probably about 45 minutes.
1106234
Dear Kacterine, the answer to your question depends on what do you use to charge the unit. A standard 850mA Cell phone charger can take about four hours. If you use a smaller of 500mA can take a couple of hours longer. The same applies if you use your computer to charge it, between 6 to 7 hours depending on the laptop used. Be sure to have your laptop connected to a power outlet otherwise it can take longer.
1805616
Not that I have noticed. And the charge rate is so slow that I'm not concerned about overcharging! Hope this helps!
471597
it does not say the amp rate but it uses 20 watts at 110 volts. so that would be milli amp
920400
I'm not sure. I used to charge a smartphone with this device after having it stored a month or more, and the smartphone charged up about 70%.
139352
Don't quite know the answer to that but it charges fast in my car. Never had a problem with it. Old one that I bought for almost $10-$15 barely charged.
1137901
I don't think there is any such thing as "milliamp volts", since volts x amps (or milliamps) = watts (or milliwatts). The package says the current draw is 5.000 milliamps and I believe that rating is at 12 volts. Suffice it to say, the draw is negligible.
1970087
I believe it is 0.25. My balance charger only goes as low as 0.3 so i use that and it is fine.
2055884
The charging current is 400mA when charging 2 cells in series, 800mA when charging 4 cells. That means a pair of 2000mAh batteries will take ~5 hours to charge (2000mAh / 400mA = 5hr). It does not matter if the power source is rated 1A or 2A. You cannot charge any faster.
944619
I don't know, but I can tell you I have the 1,000 for my I phone and it works very well so far. All the cords are attached so u never need to look for them. It also has a mini USB and a standard size USB to charge it from your computer.it has come in handy when I was in the middle of nowhere. It will charge my iPhone 3 times before recharging the 1000.
296605
Yes. I've had it for about 2 months now and get about on average two full charges. More when I charge from 25%