How would I be able to charge this while on a long flight?
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You can charge the DVD player while watching a movie, as long as you have a nearby socket. It works on trains and buses. Not sure about airplanes, never been on one, but it should work.
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Portable charger but I returned this DVD player since it was poorly made and wouldn't power on after a few uses the same day it arrived. Check out this article http://lifehacker.com/how-to-find-out-if-your-flight-has-in-seat-power-outlet-1445604437
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You may want to purchase a portable charger and aan adaptor this may extend your charge up to 3 hrs or so
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Get a passport lipo balance charger. Any local hobby shop will have one. they can also teach you how to use it
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Well, I once rode a plane from Boston to California with my phone connected the whole time, and it didn't die. I've never used it long enough to answer your question, but charging an iphone playing high powered apps for that long is pretty impressive.
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You can't and as far a charge lasting a week that will diminish so that you have to charge it after every use
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I have taken the extra battery, fully charged, on to planes in my carrying-on bag. I pack the charger in my luggage. I have never had a need for the charger during flight.
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Short answer is no. I don't see any battery comportment in mine. But your flight has to be really long for the battery to finish. Even after the battery is dead you can still use it like a regular wired headset. Alternatively (I think) you can charge it using an external battery pack because the headset can be charged from a USB port.
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No most rechargeables it will lose some power over time. My experience has been about 10-15% over a couple of weeks. We fully charge them just before leaving, particularly if a long flight is involved.
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Dan is pretty much correct in the time it takes to charge with the stock USB charger. But for the RUN time, it depends on how aggressively/conservatively it's flown. I tend to get between 5 and 8 minutes of flight time before the LEDs blink to warn of low battery voltage and the impending LVC. If you upgrade the transmitter to a spare X4 (version 2) transmitter (see my answer to the 2.4GHz interference and novice flying question), you'll have the ability to switch the LEDs off (and on again) to extend flight time even more (at the expense of being able to maintain orientation in all but the brightest of flight environments, since this vehicle is so small).
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5 to 10 minutes of flying timeif you're lucky some people only get 2 to 3 minutes and anywhere from 45 to 60 minutes for it to charge
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Yes, as long as it has some charge left in it it will operate while charging. When I use it on long flights I plug it into my MacBook Air USB and it charges while I use it. Works great.
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Use the charger that came with the helicopter. There is a place on the side of the helicopter to plug the charger in.
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You could easily get a converter and use it this way, look on Amazon under travel...
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As far as I know as long as the connector fits u can charge it anyway u want. Mine broke not long after purchasing it & after talking to customer service, I got no where , so good luck.
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Doubtful. While theoretically, you can record as much video as your usb thumb drive or your iPhone/ipad can hold, flight time before charging is needed is only about 20-25 minutes.
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This model actually charges the battery from the transmitter batteries. The transmitter has AA batteries that are able to charge the lipo cell and power the controls for many many flights.but noting plugs in to 110 or 220.
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It would eventually charge it, I wouldn't leave it on any battery indefinitely though as it has no automatic mechanism that will prevent overcharge.
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Yes, u gotta charge every 24 hrs at least. Its one of the few pains, esp. when traveling.