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In response to "IQ and PD are fast charging standards." by JD

Do I need to be concerned about "too much" battery to board a plane? -- nm

Posted by Mop (aka rburriel) Aug 10 '22, 13:51

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There's a limit of 100 watt/hour per battery pack - JD Aug 10, 13:54 7
- That's a pain-in-the-ass when batteries are generally marked by mAh. -- nm - Mop Aug 10, 13:55 6
  - If it doesn't say it on the battery then how would they know if it's over or under the limit? -- nm - Krusty Aug 10, 14:00 1
    - Yeah, that kind of arbitrary information is how TSA agents go on power trips. -- nm - Mop Aug 10, 14:03
  - (mAh)*(V)/1000 = (Wh) -- nm - Mop Aug 10, 13:57 3
    - This looks like the right one. Evidently, it comes to 100 Wh *exactly*. -- (link) - Mop Aug 10, 14:00 2
      - I have something similar that I paid $20 for, holds a week's worth of recharging for my cell about 5x there's also solar ones that recharge themselve -- nm - zeitgeist Aug 10, 14:34 1
        
        The difference between the $20 ones and the $60-$70 ones is the fast charging. -- nm - Mop Aug 10, 15:13

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