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Apple Mobile Products: iPhone, iPad, iPod
iPhone Hardware and Accessories
Power Bank with iPhone (charging the powerbank itself)
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<blockquote data-quote="Mikeo1938" data-source="post: 1765154" data-attributes="member: 135375"><p>I've purchased a PB-100 Powerbank so that I can take my iPhone 5 away on bike trips.</p><p>The instructions show that the powerbank can be charged from a USB socket connected to a laptop and this I've done. </p><p>However, I won't be taking my MacBook with me on my bike!</p><p>I've tried charging it (as I would at a hotel) using the iPhone's (continental) two-pin adaptor. However, I must say that the little adaptor does get rather hot.</p><p>The adaptor is marked Input 100-240v - 50/60 Hz 0.3A; the output is given as 5.0V - 2.1A</p><p>The instructions say merely, "connect the charging cable of the powerbank to a power outlet via an AC adaptor"</p><p>So is the standard iPhone AC adaptor man enough for the job?</p><p>I'm just a little worried about how it's getting rather hot.</p><p>Thanks in advance.</p><p>M</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mikeo1938, post: 1765154, member: 135375"] I've purchased a PB-100 Powerbank so that I can take my iPhone 5 away on bike trips. The instructions show that the powerbank can be charged from a USB socket connected to a laptop and this I've done. However, I won't be taking my MacBook with me on my bike! I've tried charging it (as I would at a hotel) using the iPhone's (continental) two-pin adaptor. However, I must say that the little adaptor does get rather hot. The adaptor is marked Input 100-240v - 50/60 Hz 0.3A; the output is given as 5.0V - 2.1A The instructions say merely, "connect the charging cable of the powerbank to a power outlet via an AC adaptor" So is the standard iPhone AC adaptor man enough for the job? I'm just a little worried about how it's getting rather hot. Thanks in advance. M [/QUOTE]
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