I get a faint whistle from mine but nothing worrying!
If its loud I'd send it back as it could suggest a faulty cell or charger
Review: Ultimate-Netbook U20 External Power Pack for Laptop and PDA
Started By neilm, Dec 06 2008 07:09 AM
44 replies to this topic
#41
Posted 04 February 2010 - 01:04 PM
#42
Posted 04 February 2010 - 04:28 PM
neilm said:
I get a faint whistle from mine but nothing worrying!
If its loud I'd send it back as it could suggest a faulty cell or charger
If its loud I'd send it back as it could suggest a faulty cell or charger
Actually thats what I meant a whistling sound but it's noticeable and frankly a bit distracting, I've also noticed ticking sounds coming from the battery.
#43
Posted 04 February 2010 - 06:10 PM
As long as it's still ticking you're OK!
I think I'd ring the supplier for advice.
I think I'd ring the supplier for advice.
#44
Posted 04 February 2010 - 08:30 PM
neilm said:
As long as it's still ticking you're OK!
I think I'd ring the supplier for advice.
I think I'd ring the supplier for advice.
Already contacted them they're goner send a returns form.
#45
Posted 25 February 2010 - 06:01 PM
neilm said:
I did contact the supplier and got the same reply- the 13200mAh is rated at 5V. I disagree with this as a blunt statement and asked for clarification, but have had no further response.
It may be that the pack can only deliver its optimium performance at 5V- beyond this there will be more of a heating effect so the available power will be used in heat generation. I find the whole thing a little disingenuous- the pack is being sold as an extended battery for laptops and netbooks, with the capability of charging 5V devices over USB if needed. One might expect the rating to be consistent with the target devices.
As you say, this is still a great product, and I use mine frequently, but some mention of its limitations in the literature would be welcomed.
It may be that the pack can only deliver its optimium performance at 5V- beyond this there will be more of a heating effect so the available power will be used in heat generation. I find the whole thing a little disingenuous- the pack is being sold as an extended battery for laptops and netbooks, with the capability of charging 5V devices over USB if needed. One might expect the rating to be consistent with the target devices.
As you say, this is still a great product, and I use mine frequently, but some mention of its limitations in the literature would be welcomed.
Anyone experience with SuperEtrader. Seem they have absolutely no shame to let loose regarding support... . Very poor support if any.
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