What is the minimum volt output or max output of a wall charger? Would a Iphone plug work?
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Input- 110-240v 50/60HzOutput- DC 4.6v DC 500 mAThe power isn't a problem so much, any USB cord port should charge it at varied speeds. The wall adapter is by far the easiest and fastest charge option... the tiny little port on the helicopter itself is the catch. It's size is very specific and not like any of the standardized Iphone adapters.
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i don't know the answer to your volt question, but the iphone plug works. I've used it.
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You can charge through the USB or wall charger. The wall charger shows the output as DC 5v - 2A, with a small plug. You might be able to find a direct car charger but using a USB car plug should do fine.
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Any iPhone charger (5 volts out at 1 Amp) works beautifully. You'll need a USB to micro-USB cable.
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Yes you can. The input voltage is 100 - 240 volts 50/60hz. You may need an adaptor to plug into your wall outlet as the charger has US 110-120 volt male plug. At least the one I purchased in the US did. Hope this helps. Good luck.
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Most chargers will operate on either 120 or 220. It is the plug into the wall that varies.
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This is just a "plug convertor" It allows you to use your plug in a different wall outlet. The power in the wall outlet will be the power you will get through your plug. Check if the iPhone charger accepts the power of the outlet in the wall in volts (V) and frequency. (HZ)
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That is correct. You plug in a wall charger and the wall charger for portable electronics actually run on 120 volts dc. They immediately convert the ac to dc so the 120 volts dc provided just passes through and works fine.
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You have an USB charger for PC. The wall charger IF IS THE ORIGINAL ONE works on 120 v or 240 v with only a plug adaptor. (Anyway, is written on the charger the info).
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It has a micro connector to usb cord that needs a wall adapter but it will work with most wall adapters to charge. we use our iphone wall charger and it works fine.
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A US plug configuration wall charger was supplied with my phone, this will also run on 230V/50Hz as do most chargers these days.
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Read the USB wall pack's voltage input range. If it is ends up being only 110/120VAC 60Hz, then you can use another comparable output USB charger (amperage needs to be equal to or higher than the supplied pack).The USB side of things is not an issue, as 5VDC is the USB standard, so a wall adapter with USB charging ports on it will work just fine, so long as it is able to supply enough current (amps).The wall adapter is relatively inconsequential and equivalent ones made for your power grid are easily found if this one ends up not supporting your power grid.
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Wall plug. If traveling outside of US, you will need an adaptor for plug. One note of caution: it doesn't work for Apple iPhone 5.
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The max output for the USB ports is 5 volts. But there is an adapter allowing you to plug the main 20 volt output into a usb outlet.
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Includes connector for Apple devices pre-iPhone5, but with your own cable this beauty will charge any 5volt device up to 2.1 amps. Max output is three 5volt devices totaling 4.4 amps. Great for GoPro Cameras too!
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Actually there are such things as dc-dc converters in devices.I have 5v mini/micro usb portable charger that uses a single 1.5v battery.So it can be done.I've also read that the xoom has a menu setting that allows charging via the usb lead.Also Mr Partridge needs to learn that mA means milli-amps. So usb 2 can deliver 0.5A or 500mA.Most phones try to suck out 0.8A (800mA) yes, that is why some USB ports can't charge a device as the phone makers are breaking the usb2 spec. USB3 now has a limit of 0.9A thankfully.
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You will need to use a wall charger similar to what you use for an iPhone or iPad. Most of these are rated for 220V. The wall charger converts the input voltage, typically 100-240V, to 5V for the typical mobile device. This powerpak is specified for an input of 5V at 1.5A. Input and output is listed on the wall charger. So check the wall chargers you already have for your mobile devices, most likely they are rated for input voltages ranging from 100-240V, or 110-220V. Output voltage should be 5V. The output amps will typically be 1A or 2A, which tells you the maximum possible current for that charger. Ideally, you want 1.5A, or higher, output for this powerpak to give you fastest charge time.
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I think the basic wall charger is 110V only, but they have a travel charger accessory for 110/220V if I remember correct.