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Post #61862076 added 09-11-2013 9:31 AM by brbubba in Tech Support
To truly know you'd have to know the wire gauge and then look up an electricians table to see what the ampacity is.
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Post #61862000 added 09-11-2013 9:28 AM by Dr. J in Tech Support
This should be easy to estimate. A Monoprice USB cable has 28 awg conductors in it. 28 awg is rated for 1.4/0.22 A (VAC) according to here. Those numbers are for chassis wiring and power supply...
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Post #61860510 added 09-11-2013 8:23 AM by amigo108 in Tech Support
that's what i was afraid of. Sadly, there's nothing listed on the cables themselves, i remember what some of the good ones look like but not all.
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Post #77554161 added 08-10-2015 4:59 AM by Dr. J in Tech Support
I see I replied earlier but anecdotally, all my android stuff charges at 2.1A; I never pay attention to the cables used (meaning I don't only use certain cables for this); I've never had a problem...
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Post #77604473 added 08-12-2015 1:00 PM by larrymoencurly in Tech Support
This table about wire gauge versus resistance and maximum amp capacity says #28 wire shouldn't be used for more than 1.4 amps for chassis wiring, which probably means roughly a couple of feet at...
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Post #61863834 added 09-11-2013 10:53 AM by LiquidRetro in Tech Support
Another factor is the manufacture. Doesn't samsung ground one of the data pins to do 2 amp charging?
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Post #61860914 added 09-11-2013 8:41 AM by hbarnwheeler in Tech Support
Yeah, the problem isn't that there are different types of cables (for different power contexts) but rather just that some of the super cheap ones just aren't very good quality and so don't perform as...
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Post #61861046 added 09-11-2013 8:46 AM by repitall in Tech Support
Are not all USB 3.0 type A cable connectors end blue and USB 2.0 white?
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Post #77564041 added 08-10-2015 1:51 PM by komondor in Tech Support
If you want something you can depend on get a "FAST" charger with a cable the one that came with my Note 4 will work with some cables I have and some will not, they charge but not FAST charge.
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Post #77554659 added 08-10-2015 5:54 AM by jkee in Tech Support
Yeah, you're right. > 90% of all USB cables made today are probably fine. That said, there are some REALLY crappy cables out there. I got one with a surge protector that had a usb port a few years...
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Post #77550569 added 08-09-2015 8:13 PM by timtim2008 in Tech Support
i wanted to know the same question. can someone show me a usb cable, that i can use for 2.1amp? ebay link/amazon appreciated. (even if its from china thats ok).
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Post #77551647 added 08-09-2015 9:40 PM by jkee in Tech Support
Lets clarify a few things... -Current is current regardless of if it's AC or DC. -Most reasonably high quality usb cables work fine at 2.1A -If the cable specifies wire gauge, a smaller AWG...
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Post #61861108 added 09-11-2013 8:49 AM by hbarnwheeler in Tech Support
The power specifications I mentioned above for USB are for the ports, not the cables, though it may be true that usb 3 cables are somehow able to carry more current than a similar quality usb 2...
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Post #61859068 added 09-11-2013 7:05 AM by amigo108 in Tech Support
I have a question about the USB cables. Are all micro USB cables capable of carrying 2.1 amp at .5v or do you need one spec'd for that? My guess is that the wall charger, or cigarette lighter adapter...
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Post #61859792 added 09-11-2013 7:47 AM by hbarnwheeler in Tech Support
Cables can be a limiting factor. I definitely keep my good ones separate. The official power specifications for USB are as follows: USB 2 - 500mA USB 3.0 - 900mA However, many...
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Post #77561165 added 08-10-2015 11:40 AM by slapshot136 in Tech Support
It's about how much power is wasted in the cable vs what reaches your phone - longer cables will waste more, and thinner cables will also waste more - best way would be to measure power into the...
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Post #77556069 added 08-10-2015 7:39 AM by brbubba in Tech Support
Looking at a published old school electricians table likely won't yield much information for those higher AWG sizes, but they definitely publish them online. I think the bigger issue is figuring out...
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Post #77556209 added 08-10-2015 7:45 AM by LiquidRetro in Tech Support
Talk about bump Gauge of the cable does matter. The 28/24 gauge cables are what you want. Especially if it's longer. The really cheap cables usually use a thinner gauge and are not able to carry...

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