How many amps does this droid provide?
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put 100-240v,50/60Hz 0.2A,output: 5V-1A I recommend thit charger when the battery reach 100% the next step of this charger is standby mode to keep you battery safe over night...
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I use it to charge a samsung galaxy 2 skyrocket and it works just fine. I think the best way to be sure us to check the phone manual to find out the required amperage. This charger is 1 Amp. Hope this helps!
1458633
I do not know if it can measure 2.4A, but I have pushed it to 2.24A peak, charging my Galaxy Tab 3 via solar. USB ports were never meant to deliver that much anyway... The physical contacts are really taking a beating at this amperage. It actually sparks when unplugging.
2108538
if I recall correctly its .5v at 3.6A which would set it at 1.8 watts per cell.
1967423
I believe it was in the description as 2 amp. I worked at the airport and had it attached to my phone in my pocket which became bulky and not much room to use the phone and have it be charging and after about 5 months the cable came loose and wouldn't charge the phone, but I abused the hell out of it being at the airport and in my pocket 8 hrs a day. I would but this again in a heartbeat!
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Yes, works on Droid. At a full charge I have seen it hold for 5 weeks until I needed it. I imagine it will hold much longer. It takes about 1 1/2 hours tocharge your phone. I'm sure there is more powerful but at this price I wouldn't trade
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Not sure about amps, but I have found that it will charge my iPhone, but not my iPad. Also, will run two 2.5" external drives (not ssd, which should run on less power) with no problem. Another user claims 7 external drives. I have a WD Scorpio Black drive and a Seagate FreeAgentGo drive attached and running flawlessly while the Satechi is plugged in.
1422522
850 ma (0.85 Amps) It's not enough for most tablets but will work perfectly for most non-Apple phones.
991222
I am not sure of the Amps but I would not use this item. I had one its not stable you constantly have to remove and re-plugin the aircard. I moved to a Hotspot with a cig plug problem solved. Even if you need more users they now make Hotspots that hold up to 80 users. This item is no longer needed. In 2015 this is the Mickey Mouse way to get WiFi out of an old ariacrd.
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I didn't check the amps but I hooked it up and it got pretty hot so I assume it pulls a lot. I never used it because I thought it would kill my battery.
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I have the GS3 which should charge OK on even the 1 amp port. I looked up the Motorola and see it has a 2000 mAh battery. Assuming a typical charge rate for that size cell phone battery, my gut feeling is that it would work OK. I would be surprised if it did not. I can't say for sure without more research. (I am assuming it's charge cord uses a normal large type A USB connector and your concern is just current draw.)
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no I measured the amps. at between 130 - 160 ma. thats at 12v-13.6vdc hop it helps
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I'm glen I am getting 3.5 amps and .55 volts depending on sun intensity per cell
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2,000 mAh. Good for a substantial charge with modern smartphones, but will not charge one from empty to full.
86184
I'm not certain, but have it hooked up to a 20 amp fuse, used a 12v vacuum and charged phones and IPad with no problem
1049967
If your droid has a mini USB port. Most do not. Google mini USB port to see a pic and compare
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Actually it is rated at 5.1V, 750mA output; unfortunately I am currently (unusually) unequipped to test it, but typically Motorola is very good on their ratings. Hope this helps.