So I got a new charger that says this on the back:
Delta Electronics, Inc.
AC Adapter HTC P/N: 79H00051-02M
Model: ADP-5FH C
Input: 100-240V ~ 0.2A 50-60Hz
Output: 5V -- 1A LPS
Efficiency Level: IV
Do you think it's ok to use it with my Touch HD?
Thanks
The charger that came with my HD als has 5V/1A output, so I'm quite sure that it will work just fine
all chargers with 5volt and miniUSB which can supply more then 0.5amps
are ok
but if it's only .5amps charging will take longer as it does with charging over usb
im trying to find a cheap alternative to replace my broken tf block will this work
this
http://www.amazon.com/NTK-BULLET-CH...Q4VU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1327634318&sr=8-1
+
this
http://www.amazon.com/Universal-Cig...8?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1327635370&sr=1-8
Max output power: 75 Watts
Input AC : 100-240V 50-60HZ
Output DC : 12V-18V/300mA
No.
tengtengvn said:
Max output power: 75 Watts
Input AC : 100-240V 50-60HZ
Output DC : 12V-18V/300mA
No.
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It WILL work, as output voltage fits into 13.5-15V. But it will charge VEEEEEERY slow!
Check out the DIY TF101 charger thread.
I am pretty sure you need to have a USB 3.0 charger for it to work.
Ranatsu said:
I am pretty sure you need to have a USB 3.0 charger for it to work.
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as long as it outputs 11v to i think 15v it doesn't matter it its usb 2.0 or 3.0 just don't try to plug anything else in or it will fry.
To calibrate a stock battery on my new GalaxyII, Battery Monitor Pro is asking to know this info? I cannot seem to read anything on my stock charger to be able to answer this Q. Dam that text is small.
Anyone know this off hand?
5V
700mA
0.7A
THNX tons
Next Question!!It seems my old EVO4G charger will fit my new GS2, but the EVO charger clearly says Output is 5V=1.0A
Are some of my many EVO chargers usable on the GS2?
stlfrosti said:
Next Question!!It seems my old EVO4G charger will fit my new GS2, but the EVO charger clearly says Output is 5V=1.0A
Are some of my many EVO chargers usable on the GS2?
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Yeah, even though it says 1A your phone will limit it to the max it can receive. (they're usable).
Sent from my Nexus S using Tapatalk 2
It will charge at 650mA.
Sent from my GT-I9100
THNX again guys!!!
Insurance sent me a GS2 after my EVO replacement was a dog!! Dam thing was a refurbish that they didn't get right... so "for your troubles" they sent me the GS2 and so now I'm learning a few things over again.
I got tons of EVO batteries and accessories tho.
Wezi said:
5V
700mA
0.7A
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Can i convert A (from charger) to mA (to app) by just multiplying A x 100? (0.7A x 100 = 700mA)?
Or charger's voltage matters/depends aswell? If it do so, what's the formula to get mA?
Look below to my charger's label - which A value should i use? This from output - 1.0 or this above - 0.16?
Full label:
Input: 100-240V~
50/60Hz 0.16A
Output: 4.8V - 1.0A
xStagGx said:
Can i convert A (from charger) to mA (to app) by just multiplying A x 100? (0.7A x 100 = 700mA)?
Or charger's voltage matters/depends aswell? If it do so, what's the formula to get mA?
Look below to my charger's label - which A value should i use? This from output - 1.0 or this above - 0.16?
Full label:
Input: 100-240V~
50/60Hz 0.16A
Output: 4.8V - 1.0A
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There are 1000mA in 1A.
I have a question of my own, my galaxy s2 charger broke. The standard rating for it is 5V @ 700mA. I bought a Samsung USB charger but it only has 4.4V and 400mA. I know it will charge slower because of the lower amp rating but will the lower voltage change anything?
xStagGx said:
Can i convert A (from charger) to mA (to app) by just multiplying A x 100? (0.7A x 100 = 700mA)?
Or charger's voltage matters/depends aswell? If it do so, what's the formula to get mA?
Look below to my charger's label - which A value should i use? This from output - 1.0 or this above - 0.16?
Full label:
Input: 100-240V~
50/60Hz 0.16A
Output: 4.8V - 1.0A
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Oh dear..
1st thing:
1A = 1000mA, so 0.7A = 700mA although how you got from 0.7 x 100 = 700 is beyond my understanding (its 70 in case you were wondering)
2nd thing:
no the voltage doesn't matter in this conversion.. it's basic math
3rd thing:
you should use the output value from your charger, so in your case 1.0A = 1000mA
4th and last thing:
I suggest to reread book of physics from school.. especially the part about electricity SI base units and metric prefixes
Jaisah said:
There are 1000mA in 1A.
I have a question of my own, my galaxy s2 charger broke. The standard rating for it is 5V @ 700mA. I bought a Samsung USB charger but it only has 4.4V and 400mA. I know it will charge slower because of the lower amp rating but will the lower voltage change anything?
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Except slow charge probably no, but I would not use it. Is it even working?
This one is offered by elephone:
https://www.elephonemobile.com/products/elephone-p9000-fast-charger-quick-charger
the specs are available and following the PE+ standard:
Type: FAST Charger
Model: APS-K1015WE-G
Input: 100-240V ~ 50/60Hz 0.5A Max
Output: 5V/7V/9V/ - 1.67A; 12V - 1.25A
Since the elephone price is pretty high for a "charger" ...Is there any alternative fast charger you tested and that is working with >50% per hour?
Thx and br
Am i right in thinking that all quick/turbo/fast charging is done at 9 volts.
The 2 pin charger that came with my Mi9 is rated at 12v 1.5A and 5v 2A.
So is it 10W or 18W rated?
Max output is 12V * 1.5A = 18W