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charging station for recharging electronic devices

charging station for recharging electronic devices

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1. Cell phone charging station introductions:

1) Sopower charging station are the most solution for the safe storage and power of mobile device,

Iphone, Android and any other mobile ," Recharge inside our Sopower product";


2) Every independent compartment intalls a USB port, which supply a stability DC (5V 1A~3A);


3) The whole charging staton provide 200W output, which are able to charge the most of 16 mobile

   devices simultaneously;


4)Operating principle : 220V or 110 AC input Transformer module, AC to DC; then Charge module

   power the mobile device safely by USB.







Q: i have a 4.8 volt battery and i couldn't find the charger but, i found one that fitted the hole but the charger gave out 5 volts could i still use that charger to charge the battery?
you need to be very careful with that check what amperes the charger is giving out and what the laptop can handle it should say on the bottom usually on a sticker. if the amps are to high you could damage the system 5v in voltage terms isn't a big jump but i would recommend finding the correct charger just to make sure.
Q: I play games for a bit and then the charger gets really really hot. The computer will then stop charging or flicker on charging then off. I have fried 2 chargers, including the original one and I am on my third. Im thinking that it is a harware problem. Any ideas?
Keep your charger in until the battery up to 100%. do not go pass that. i think that helps out even though it is a bit tedious to having to plug it in every two hours.
Q: FYI i have a dell xps m1330 laptop lately i have been having problems w/my charger. on startup the laptop will say that it cannot detect the charger and it will not charge. on the taskbar the battery meter says plugged in, not charging. whats wrong????
Your Dell charger is probably defective. If your XPS is still under warranty I would call Dell and explain exactly what you wrote, that the charger cannot be detected and Dell will (probably) change the charger under warranty. If the XPS in no longer under warranty then a used charger from OKorder should not exceed $40 but make sure that you purchase a Dell original and not a look-a-like cheap knock-off. BTW if your warranty is expired but you have a friend with the same adapter who is still under warranty, maybe your friend could send back your adapter under their warranty. Or then again maybe not but it is an idea
Q: I just need to know because i lost my real charger for my lithium battery and now only have a different kind of charger but for the same brand. So do you know?
The charger will have its input voltage marked on a label and probably also in the instruction book. It is normal for chargers and other power supply units bought in the UK and Europe to accept multiple input voltages. But the USA tends to be a bit isolationist and many electrical things sold over there will not work over here without some form of transformer. This saves their manufacturers some money when they're making power units. It seems as though your charger is seeing twice the mains voltage that it is expecting and has shut down. This may be a temporary thermal cut out, or it may have blown an internal fuse. If it's temporary then a 230 to 110 volt auto transformer will make it work again. In the worst case scenario the charger has sent too much to the camera, briefly before it shut down, and damaged it. That may be why the one size fits all charger doesn't work. The best thing for you to do is to take camera and charger to a Sony main dealer/authorised repairer, and have them check it all for you. Look for your nearest authorised repairer on the Sony web site.
Q: An iPod tech told me that sounddocks that charge iPods actually kill battery life because they are too strong and burn the battery, the same goes for iPod car chargers.What about iPod wall chargers? Do these affect battery life the way the sounddocks and car chargers do?
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Q: Does anyone know where i can purchase a portable nextel cell phone charger for the i930? Not just the regular one you plug into your wall or car liter socket. It the one you hold hold in your hand. Ir doesnt connect to anything. You just plug it to you phone and you can charge it anywhere. Im not sure if you have to charger the charger but i know about it; just dont know where to get it.Does anyone?
The charger you are looking for I believe is the Sidewinder. Here is the link for the same: members.shaw.ca/sidewindercharger
Q: Can you leave rechargeable batteries on charger 24/7 or is it bad to batteries or does the charger automatically quit charging the battery when it is fully charged?
Most chargers *should* automatically quit charging when the battery is full, although some cheaper ones don't (most really old ones don't either). If you don't know, don't assume, and simply unplug it or your batteries might cook/leak/explode. Ni-Cd and Ni-MH batteries will both heat up when they're nearing full charge (and when overcharging). If your battery is a Li-Ion, the charger almost certainly stops charging automatically when it's full, because Li-Ion batteries tend to catch fire and/or explode if they overcharge, although the batteries themselves are supposed to have safety mechanisms built in to keep this from happening (although depending on the mechanism it might permanently shut down the battery). In any case, just about every charger for a Li-Ion battery will automatically stop charging when it's full, and they can usually be left plugged in.
Q: I got the samsung impression about two weeks ago.About a week and a half ago, my friend and I realized we had the same charger, or so it looked.She spent the night, and the next morning just grabbed one of the chargers. It worked fine at first, but Since then, my phone won't charge very well, like I would have to jiggle and push the charger for it to finally say charging, and sometimes, it would even stop charging and keep going. It's weird. I have dropped my phone, but only like 4 times. And it still worked fine. But tonight, I tried for about 20 min trying to get the charge sign to pop up. I jiggled it. Took out the battery, went to different plugs, everything.My friend and I are switching chargers tomorrow. Hopefully it will work?Does it sound like my phone or the charger?It was working as fine as it was before last night, and I hadn't dropped it today or anything.
even with the same chargers, which phone companies are doing now adays. lg's phones usually have same, samsungs usually will have same. you could have damaged the charger port on your handset. the only way to really know is to try a different charger and see if it works, if both chargers do not work it is your phone. also, jiggling the charger connector usually means that your phone isn't fitting it well, so I believe it is your phone, but try the other charger before you pay for a replacement handset.
Q: Hello.I have a Dell Inspiron 1521 laptop that has been having some issues, even worse so with the charger.The laptop is constantly getting heated even though I make sure the fan is not covered. Then recently it fails when I use certain programs. It dies if it is not plugged in within 45 minutes. And now the charger is breaking at the end where it is plugged into the laptop. I give it slack when I plug it in but I am turned away from where is it plugged in so it bends the cord somewhat. Now it has cracked open and there are some silver wires exposed.Has anyone had these problems?
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Q: how much will a regular digital camera charger cost?
It cost about $19.99.

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