XLH Tech via Amazon has for Prime Members: Joyroom 4-in-1 up to 84W Retractable USB-C + Lightning Car Charger on sale for $16.99 - 35% off when you visit the promo code page to activate (or apply code HJ5SVYUL at checkout) = $11.04. Shipping is free.
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XLH Tech via Amazon has for Prime Members: Joyroom 4-in-1 up to 84W Retractable USB-C + Lightning Car Charger on sale for $16.99 - 35% off when you visit the promo code page to activate (or apply code HJ5SVYUL at checkout) = $11.04. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter Navy-Wife for sharing this deal.
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84W? That's like 7A. Most car batteries can only deliver 40 Ah at such a high draw, so your car will run out of battery in a few hours
I'm definitely no EE and high school physics was more than half a lifetime ago, but pretty sure there are a few things wrong here and you probably need to need to ask yourself a few things before you freak out about this
1) Have you checked and made appropriate calculations for differing voltages?
2) What in the world do you think you're actually charging at max capacity for hours without your car running?
3) Why are you mixing amps and amp hours in your hypothetical?
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1) Have you checked and made appropriate calculations for differing voltages?
2) What in the world do you think you're actually charging at max capacity for hours without your car running?
3) Why are you mixing amps and amp hours in your hypothetical?
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