What charger do you recommend for charging it? How many amps or volts or watts are needed for it to charge quickly
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I'm currently using the universal usb extended battery up pack in argentina. We have 220v. I use the same charger that came with my Galaxy SII, pluged into the electrical socket, it works perfectly fine, but it is not as quickly as you would think o would like. I read the specs and there's an adapter to make it charge faster. If you are willing to leave it charging at least for one nigth, lets say 6 hours minimum, this product will work great for you. Hope this is useful.
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You plug it into any outlet. If you are out if the country, then you need to use an adapter for that country. Nothing special is needed
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We have a Samsung battery pack with 9000mah. I would recommend at least this. Or a jackery with 12,000mah
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I got an AC charger at a computer repair shop. They had a bunch of old chargers in a bin and they gave it to me for free! Be sure it delivers at least 1500ma output though, or you'll be charging your battery for a long time. Also, I found a cigarette lighter (12V plug) power cord, brand new at a thrift store for $4. Works great.
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According to the very small name plate the rating is 5.1 volts at 0.85 amps. If you need more current many two port chargers deliver 2 plus amps. Search Amazon for "USB Charger" I have one from POWERGEN.
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With a 10 watt wall port my phone charges just as fast as it would normally at 5 watts. Keep in mind though that the connection is more reliable than a micro usb (i.e. you don't have to worry about breaking the connector every time your phone gets knocked off the night stand like you do with a standard cable) so it ends up charging faster than most cables. (at least in my experience)
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Battery charger. If you want it to go faster u buy Lipo batteries but you will need a lipo charger. They do sell chargers that will charge both type of batteries
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I generally put it at 0.2 amps. I'm sure you could go up to 0.3 but I don't recommend it, will charge fine at 0.2A.
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Sorry it took me so long to answer the question. I had planned to measure the charging wattage but have been too busy. There is nothing on the battery that states the current required for charging. So I'll estimate that it would be 10 to 20 watts maximum. Insignificant.
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I have used the Schumacher SSC-1000A Speed Charger and it works fine -- costs about $45 from Amazon. It is a 12 volt charger with different amp settings for how fast you need to recharge.Richard O answered on March 1, 2015
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yes, if its usb powered, guessing t100? cause my t100 charges off of most things, its just slow to charge when under 2.amps
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The amps and watts is the amount of power the charger can produce from the wall plug to charge your devices. I got the 2 amp/10 watt charger because apple products seem to need more power to charge. I have a laptop an phone that I have charged at the same time.
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If you are in the United States, any charger which meets the very standard specifications will do. I believe it's a 12 volt at the most common amperage, but I gave my PSRE343 61 away to get a PSRE443 61. Both are wonderful keyboards.
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switching back and forth between 5 watts and 15 watts did it for me.actually, I bought it for my motor home so i can recharge my dead battery so i can start the engine periodically.It is the best charger i have owned. even if you are stuck in the 70-90 % range, it only takes about 3 hours to charge the dead battery enuf to start my rig.my battery is a 800-1000 peak battery
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Good tools...Fast charger...within a half hour it works off of 120v.... plug it in any normal outlet...IF.. there is a way to go 230v... I don't know how... not sure I would want to try...
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Make sure that the output on the charger is 2 Amp. It won't charge on anything less
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You can find adapters that will take C/D sizes that snaps into a AA/AAA slot of the Wizard One and similar chargers (the one I found was for Tenergy of something but it fit well enough); that way you can use all the modes of the Wizard One...esp checking the capacity...not to mention ability to use up to 2000mA (2 amps) charging rate.... otherwise you are usually limited to blind charging...you do loose contact with the temperature sensor, however normally not an issue.
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The charging cable has a USB connector. Just get a USB adapter that fits into any electric outlet. Mine works fine. I recommend 2 amps for faster charging. (I just bought this one for my husband. The one I have is about a year old and I like it very well.)
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The input voltage is 120volts. 60hz @ up to 14.5 amps. So up to 1740 watts ac. Hopes this helps. It's a great charger just it is heavy and the clamps are bulky. Compared to the Midtronics. But in my opinion this is still the better charger