cann this charge something that needs 19V? and for how long?
523018
It is not recommended but in a pinch I did put a full charge on my lap top with it. once.
523019
Not sure on 19V as it only lists the specs with amps. It has one 2.1 Amp USB port and a 1.5 Amp port. The 2.1 Amp port can handle larger tablets just fine with a full charge. The pack can recharge a table battery from no charge to full charge about twice.
523020
sorry cannot answer this question. I am not even pleased with this product, I have to charge it almost as much as my tablet and phone separately.
1713285
I don't see why not, it's a powered port... should charge anything with the correct cable.
1995432
If it actually works, charge with their proprietary special cable that plugs into a usb charger until it breaks. This item is crap; buy a VASS brand battery. It uses a standard mini-usb input.
2073886
The existing charger should work. Look at the charger. They list what volt charging it supports.
1106552
Any 12 volt battery charger will work. Just search for 12 volt charger and maintainer and expect to pay $10 to 20. I use Battery Tender Junior 021-0123
390638
Look up an "International power transformer". With one of those you can charge this from 220V power.
2211073
This charges up to18 volts. my batteries were 14 or14.7 or something like that
995227
It says it will charge everything from 7.2 - 18V. I use it for 14.4 volts with no problem. On the bottom it says all 14.4 volts. So it should be good for yours. I'm happy with it.
2126696
If it's a 19v it should work. Most chargers are interchangeable as long as the voltage specs are the same.
308485
no idea; suggest you check voltage (should be exact) and current ( demand needs to be equal or less than charger.)
701682
The charger that came with mine has a 110VAC to 18VDC, 1100mA converter. I suppose you could swap the converter out for a 220VAC.
827820
yes I don't see why it would not work, you should use a charge controller to prevent overcharging
1613398
I honestly wouldn't trust it to charge anything. It fell apart when I tried to use it on a cell phone during the electric outage this past winter.
412562
With almost 17V, you'll likely kill it. If you want to risk it, this may fit: http://www.cnqualitygoods.com/goods.php?id=1743
1979374
devices only pull as much current as they need, you could hook this up to a 20A charger as long as it was still outputting 5V, and it wouldn't make a difference.
1329131
Sorry, it's only going to work with 110 volts (15 or 20 amp shouldn't matter).
871801
The stock wall charger is 19 Volts with a 65 watt (3.42 amp) maximum output. You would need to buy a solar panel that had a 19 volt output coupled with a fairly hefty current output to charge this unit in a reasonable amount of time. I am not sure where to buy such a solar panel. If you are good with a soldering iron, adapter cables can be made once the panel is located. Good luck!