Lots of misinformation in this thread about it not being allowed on an airplane. It is allow on most US domestic airlines in carry on luggage. International is another story, but if you are flying domestically on a major airline, you are fine.
https://www.tsa.gov/travel/securi...watt-hours
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With airline approval, passengers may also carry up to two spare larger lithium ion batteries (101–160 Wh)
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Note: It says Southwest is not specified, but their website confirms they allow up to two 160Wh batteries just like everyone else.
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This is a 148 watt hour device (48 watts hour over the 100 watt hour limit) and it has a 3.7v voltage (actually 4 x 10,000 mah batteries together in a series per the bottom of the device in the customer review pictures)
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https://www.tsa.gov/travel/securi...watt-hours
This is a 148 watt hour device (48 watts hour over the 100 watt hour limit) and it has a 3.7v voltage (actually 4 x 10,000 mah batteries together in a series per the bottom of the device in the customer review pictures)
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09B33D...ct_de
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With the deals on both, total was a little over $130. New toys for my laptop bag.
Thanks OP!! Good job for the first one in 10 years!
Answer is NO. 26800mah is the highest approved.
Answer is NO. 26800mah is the highest approved.
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Anywho, time it takes to recharge this mammoth?