That tapered foot looks. Like nothing but hassle unless you sleep like the dead?What is general consensus on the 7C vesper quilt? had been looking at that deal.
It is a good deal on the Notch and Scarp in particular, popular tents in the UK.
I just upgraded my Suunto 9 (no maps breadcrumb trail) to a Suunto Race. It has maps and I couldn't afford at all. Went on Jura Watch website and they followed me up with an email asking if they could help.My mate just got this. Rather good deal if you have a blue light card.
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"CUKTECH PB100 10000mah full charge offers 5600 mAh to your devices". Not so great. I know energy is always lost during transfer, but that is quite a lot. From what I've noticed so far these higher speed power banks waste a lot of energy when charging devices, especially smaller devices like this. Maybe fine if you just want a quick recharge and not bothered about efficiency.
It’s a punt at the price but one review seemed to indicate he got 8000 out of it. Voltage modulation for 9v charging will eat 20% broadly speaking"CUKTECH PB100 10000mah full charge offers 5600 mAh to your devices". Not so great. I know energy is always lost during transfer, but that is quite a lot. From what I've noticed so far these higher speed power banks waste a lot of energy when charging devices, especially smaller devices like this. Maybe fine if you just want a quick recharge and not bothered about efficiency.
Seems strange he got 8000 when even the manufacturer says you'll only get about 5600 realistically though. Wouldn't trust any reviews on no name brands like thisIt’s a punt at the price but one review seemed to indicate he got 8000 out of it. Voltage modulation for 9v charging will eat 20% broadly speaking
I’ve a discharge tester so I’ll measure when it arrives.Seems strange he got 8000 when even the manufacturer says you'll only get about 5600 realistically though. Wouldn't trust any reviews on no name brands like this
Tested at 20w draw and got 8745 mah. Very respectable and comparable to Anker. I’d expect to see 8000 at 30w but my tester is usb A so can’t test at full pelt. Still for the price not too shabby"CUKTECH PB100 10000mah full charge offers 5600 mAh to your devices". Not so great. I know energy is always lost during transfer, but that is quite a lot. From what I've noticed so far these higher speed power banks waste a lot of energy when charging devices, especially smaller devices like this. Maybe fine if you just want a quick recharge and not bothered about efficiency.
At 20w that seems good..still don't understand why they themselves claim 5600 realistic power transfer thoughTested at 20w draw and got 8745 mah. Very respectable and comparable to Anker. I’d expect to see 8000 at 30w but my tester is usb A so can’t test at full pelt. Still for the price not too shabby
Won’t go on trips as I have other faves but being near off grid we use a lot of power banks for charging all manner of lights, gizmos and tech. It’s an odd specification to include and it’s clearly wrong.At 20w that seems good..still don't understand why they themselves claim 5600 realistic power transfer though.