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Product Name	Ultra Slim Power Bank
Size/Net Weight	1257214mm/180g
Body Material	Aluminum Alloy
Battery Type	Polymer
Battery Capacity	6000mah
Output USB Port	Daul port
Power Statues	LED power indicator
Charging Time	About 7hrs
Input	DC5V/1A
Output	DC5V/1A DC5V/2.1A
Recycling Life	Over 500 times
Charging Temperature	0°C~+45°C
Discharge Temperature	-20°C~+60°C
Application	Iphone, Ipad, Tablets, MP3, MP4, Smartphone ect.
Certificates	CE&ROHS&FCC
Warranty	12 month

Slim 8000mah dual USB polymer power bank

Q: I knew the implied power are not directly mention in the constitution but they are there. I knew it is also know as the necessary or proper law. I think? Can someone please help me?Give support for where it is located in the constitution so i can go back and read it my self. thanks: Yep necessary and proper clause- article I section 8. It gives congress the ability to have powers over more areas than were mentioned in the constitution explicitly, things the writers of the constitution could have never anticipated. It gives congress a more expanded power. This clause has already been found to give congress the power to regulate banking, establish post offices and raise military forces.

Q: i am experimenting with prototype wind turbines and want to record how much power one creates over a period of time: Depends on the type of power or energy. Assuming electrical energy You want to measure energy not power, as power is a rate of energy production. Easiest is to get a watt-meter, but it has to be sized for your voltage and type of output (AC or DC), and you also need a load resistor (or resistor bank if the output is high). The watt-meter, which is actually a watt-hour meter, multiplies voltage by current to get power in watts, and multiplies that by time to get energy. There are other ways, such as thermal, but that only works short term. So you need a watt meter plus a load resistor (or active load), both sized for your wind turbine. So first thing is to determine your voltage and max current output, then size the watt-meter and the load.

Q: Bank of America Online Investing Powered by Merril Lynch: Bank of America? Didn't the government bail them out? Read the fine print carefully, the Feds are running that bank. Grandpa

Q: Depending on the price I would like to have a second battery bank to charge at home while driving on the other bank.Thoughts?: Possible but probably not economically feasible. It takes twice as much energy to charge a battery as a battery holds and solar photo-voltaics are currently around the $8 a watt range. Even if your electric vehicle only had a 1/5th of the range of a comparable gas car and that an electric vehicle is 90% efficient compared with the 25% efficiency of a gasoline car and only using half the range of the car per day, you're still talking about 20 KWh and if you assume that you have 8 hours of decent sunshine to work with that means 2,500 KW worth of Solar Panels or $20,000 just for the panels. Since batteries are the major part of the cost of an electric vehicle, you're probably talking about $60,000 to have an electric vehicle, two sets of batteries, the solar panels and the control circuitry to charge them daily. The difference between that and an economical fuel efficient gasoline car pays for an awful lot of gas.

Q: 10pts to who ever answers best: State Powers: Issue licenses, ratify amendments, set up local governments, and conduct elections Federal: Print money, declare war, regulate commerce between the states, sign treaties with foreign powers Shared Powers: Setting up courts, taxing, making and enforcing laws, and chartering banks

Q: Are these usurptation's of power going to go unchallenged by anyone in court?The ACLU is right there for terrorists, where is the ACLU for Americans?Isn't there anyone or group with the cajones to stand up against this tyranny in court?: I think 0bama appointed ACORN to take care of that. Oh snap!

Q: FDIC has budgeted for ~100 bank failures in 2012, up from 90 in '11. Foreclosures:foreclosure processing delays in 2011 have artificially exaggerated what would have been a slow, natural decrease in foreclosure activity off the foreclosure peak of 2010. This artificial trough in foreclosure activity in 2011 will result in a corresponding double-peak in 2012.: The housing market is mired from the attempt by the Democrats to sell everyone a house. Too many houses were built and too many sub-prime loans were made, as you know. The main Democrats in this were Barney Frank and Chris Dodd. As you point out, last year there were delays in foreclosures but the backlog is about to be released now. Hence the mired market.

Q: I m going on a three-day long trip, but we ll be sleeping on a bus, so no outlets. We have an iPhone 5c, an iPhone 6, and a iPad mini 3 that we ll have to charge. Assuming we need to get three charges out of each of them, what size power bank should I get for this? I m okay with getting multiple. Thanks!: You will need more than one. Full iPhone 5c charge 1500 mAh. Full iPhone 6 charge 1800 mAh Full iPad mini charge 6400 mAh (all values approximate) Add up and multiply by 3 gives almost 30,000 mAh. Common sense would suggest a 50% reserve, so 45,000 mAh. What about a charger to fit in the bus accessory socket?

Q: I made a deposit and placed a bet on Paddy Power. Now if I win, will that money go straight to my bank account: Technically the bet is based on points from games in the league. If hearts are deducted points the bet should become void.

Q: Hey, I'm doing a physics exam tomorrow on the National Grid and one of the possible questions is why did Charles Merz put the first major power station (the Neptune Bank power) near Newcastle Upon Tyne?: It doesn't state specifically in the Wikipedia article, but it's highly likely that its placement on the River Tyne near the North Eastern Railway's (NER) North Tyneside Loop gave it both a ready source of water for creating steam, and the ability to transport coal directly to the station via railway.

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