Can this charge this? Poweradd&#153; Pilot Pro 32000mAh Monster Capacity Multi-Voltage (5V 9V 12V 16V 19V 20V) Portable Charger External Battery Backup.
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I don't think so. I looked up the battery, and this was the input spec: --Input: DC 15V ~ 24V/2A I'm sure the input is provided by a 120v-&gt; 15v-24v wall charger. The Instaspark produces only 5v and 12v. You would look for a battery that has 5v as input, such as this one: New Trent iCarrier 12000mAh, where the input spec states: Input: 5V@1.5A I think even it could accept the 5v from the Instaspark, it would take forever to charge!
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Yes to both questions. I bought a higher amperage battery to use as my primary power source. The charger works well, even when I took it overseas.
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you can use it. I bought one of them for use with those batteries but when I charged the batteries it said half of them were bad. the charger also quit charging batteries altogether after about a month. get yourself a maha powerex charger. it will charge your batteries to 10,000 mah. the maha charger charged the batteries that the tenergy said were bad.
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If I understand your question, I don't think so. It says it is "a safe and easy way to connect your dual voltage portable appliance," but it is just a plug adapter, not a voltage transformer. I returned mine once I figured this out. Since our voltage is about 120, you're Galaxy is probably safe, but I wouldn't expect it to charge.
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Yes, this battery can accept from 12V to 19V DC power for charging. If you have a solar panel with output voltage 12V ~ 19V, you can use it to recharge this battery. The charge port connector size is 5.5x2.1mm.Best regards.
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Well, it has micro-USB output. So I suppose so...But you need to be careful, it has a pretty big current! It is intended for a larger capacity batteries, like external batter bank.I use it for that.It says 2.1 Amps of current!And you device needs to support that charge current of course.
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Not sure what you have in mind. If you want to charge the battery of your HP yes--provided you plug your batter charger into one of the supplied AC outlets on the EZOPower charger. I believe the charger is really intended for phones, ipod type devices, and tablets.
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Hello, my notebook is from the Dell brand and model is Vostro, he has the same strain of entry, however, due to the protection of Dell is not possible to charge the battery but notebook is possible poisoning normally. The Poweradd does not have the specific stress of our equipment is using the option of 19V and works pretty well. I suggest you check the power of consumption of your equipment as to whether the Poweradd will answer, because your notebook should have a bigger consumption to be specific for games.
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It cannot. I do not recommend this product. It is cheaply made and in comparison to other batteries to charge your devices this is last on my list. RAV Power and Jackery on the top of the list but you still will need an international adapter.
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No, I use mine all the time with isound 16000mah battery backup it has 4 USB and up to 2.5 amp out got charging high end phones and tablets.
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Yes, this works great. I use mine on a 4 port charger and when I charge 4 3s 5000mAh packs at once I peak at 20 amps with no problems. Also, if your charging higher cell counts with the higher voltage comes higher current. If you are only using this for a single port charger it may be overkill but if it is a 4 port or you intend to add additional chargers this will work great. My first power supply was a 6 amp for a single port charger and I quickly outgrew that one.
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I have only attempted to charge net books and tablets. However, this unit has a ton of juice. It has markings for 16v and -19v. I would assume it will work fine.
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Battery is designed for in-laptop charging. I have no knowledge of external laptop-battery chargers.PS: I googled "external laptop-battery chargers" and found this: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Morewer-TM-External-Laptop-Battery-Charger-for-HP-Pavilion-DV4-DV5-DV6-DV4T-/221237555277. Roger-Kristina B was right.
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I don't know. I bough the external charger from Main Clinic Supply through Amazon.com for $20.00 and it came with the power cord. Might be you could it out through Main Clinic Supply. Good luck.
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I don't know, but I wouldn't think so, because it takes external triple As. I do use rechargeables, but I plug them into their little recharging station.
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It's doubtful. Most of the emergency solar chargers only provide small amounts of "emergency output". I have a Sony tablet that requires 5v 2amps, take into account the radio uses 3 AA 1.2/1.5 (3.6v/4.5v), it won't provide enough power to charge a power hungry tablet, maybe just a small phone and only for a few minutes.
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To be honest, I don't know. I never used it. I bought a Power-X charger which I used for several sizes of batteries.