Hi,
I've been looking at buying a new USB battery bank locally, but went online to see what I could get.
Ya gotta laugh.....
"9000,0000mAh, what are you going to charge it with, and how long..
Tom...
Hi,
I've been looking at buying a new USB battery bank locally, but went online to see what I could get.
Ya gotta laugh.....
"9000,0000mAh, what are you going to charge it with, and how long..
Tom...
My car battery weighs 16kg, has only 60,000mAh and costs about $100. Maybe it makes sense to replace it with this super battery? But only after you test it.
Reminds me of a sign on a model railway at a public model railway show.
" DANGER! This layout runs on 12,000mV. DO NOT TOUCH.
"
I am calling BS on that battery bank. Anyone can slap some random numbers, it doesn't mean that bank is capable of 99Ah as advertised. Someone needs to do a test on this
Send one to bigclivedotcom...
Tom...
990000 mAh == 990 Ah
9000,0000 mAh == 90,000 Ah
Tom.....
90,000 Ah is equivalent to about 450 Tesla car batteries, or about a 90,000 mile range.
SWEET if this is for real, just plug the battery bank into your Tesla and never run out of power.
Hi,
They are getting bigger!!!
Tom...
PS. These are on "Wish" online store, their name might have some relevance here.
999,000 Ah would give your Tesla about 1 million miles. I've been driving for 50 years and I don't think I've done a million miles yet. "More than a year" is a slight understatement.
Just don't make any assumptions about the voltage which matches that claim of 999000000mAh. Certainly don't assume it is the internally stepped up 5 volt output voltage. I'm guessing it must be in the low pico volts to get a realistic energy per charge value for that power bank.
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