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Gangster1ms:
I don't understand

Gangster1ms:
acca

baba11:
how does it work?

am i eligible?

baba11:
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Uchihaitaci:
60k Lagos

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xtremer:
LETS SEE HW IT GOES
ITS NOT A PROMISE THOUGH..





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xtremer:
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xtremer:
OBAGO ***THEY CANT STOP ME

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greenhulk:
I have bought at least 4 powerbanks in the last 3 years. Only one of them has been able to serve me well. I bought a pineng 10,000mah powerbank from jumia which ended up being complete fake. It takes just 15 mins to charge to 100% and takes just 10 mins to run down when using it to charge my phone. Plug my s6 into it and it will only gain about 10% battery and the powerbank is dead.. what a waste of money. Of all my powerbanks only the New Age 8,000mah has been able to serve me well.

A lot of people believe powerbanks deliver the true capacity written by manufacturers... this is wrong. For example if u have a 6,000mah battery, theoretically it should be able to charge a 3,000mah battery 2 times, But in reality it WILL NOT. It will only deliver about 4,000mah of charge, that is it will charge ur 3,000mah phone 1 time and the second time it will only charge to about 35%. This is true for original powerbanks. My phone has a 2,600mah battery and my 8,000mah powerbank can only charge it 2 times from 0-100.

In summary, the true capacity of a powerbank is 2/3 of the advertised capacity. So if u have 10,000mah powerbank, just know the approximate amout of charge is can deliver is about 7,000mah. But why is it like this?

Inside powerbanks are 3.7V batteries but the USB standard is 5V. Between the battery and the USB socket is a conversion circuit and this changes the 3.7 V into USB friendly 5V. When converting into a higher voltage you must also convert the mAh into the new voltage. Below is the easy way to do the conversion.

ACTUAL 5V mAh = 3.7 X Advertised Capacity / 5

For a 10,000mAh powerbank – 3.7 X 10,000 / 5 = 7,400 mAh

You still will not get a full 7,400mah from a 10,000mah powerbank. Why? Because there is also a conversion loss. As you use your powerbank the circuit inside that converts 3.7V to 5V USB uses some energy and also creates heat. During this conversion you lose some extra mAh. This can range from 2-10%, so at the end of the day ur 10,000mah powerbank actually can only deliver about 7,000mah of charge. A 16,000mah powerbank actually has a true capacity of 11,000mah.

You can read more from here
https://blog.banggood.com/the-secret-marketing-trick-behind-powerbank-capacity-29982.html

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VictorVance:
ok. mention me when you don ready.

sukerb:
Night Game.............

Baseball - USA - MLB
9:05 San Francisco Giants - Philadelphia Phillies
Pick San Francisco Giants win @ 1.40

01:08 Pittsburgh Pirates - Los Angeles Dodgers
Pick Los Angeles Dodgers win @ 1.30

Total Odd: 1.82

I wish you green....

Stake wisely

See you tomorrow.

sukerb:
Night Game.............

Baseball - USA - MLB
9:05 San Francisco Giants - Philadelphia Phillies
Pick San Francisco Giants win @ 1.40

01:08 Pittsburgh Pirates - Los Angeles Dodgers
Pick Los Angeles Dodgers win @ 1.30

Total Odd: 1.82

I wish you green....

Stake wisely

See you tomorrow.

jesbu:
Who knows what it is.
Any help would be appreciated.Thanks

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kinethic:
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