Hey guys. I'm after a new power pack/bank for when I'm doing 3 night sessions. What do you guys recommend? It will literally be just to charge my phone. Thanks
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I use anchor power pack and will easily last 3 days. Will charge an iPhone around 10 times and only cost just over 20 quid
I use anchor power pack and will easily last 3 days. Will charge an iPhone around 10 times and only cost just over 20 quid
I use one from curry's only cost me £45 and is more powerful than the ridge monkey which costs loads, my freind uses a powerpac atom that's a serious bit of kit but is a bit over kill for what you need
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Have u got a link to the one from curry's ?
Have u got a link to the one from curry's ?
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Unlikely.
Unlikely.
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I've just had a quick look at curry's Web site typed in power packs and there, there
I've just had a quick look at curry's Web site typed in power packs and there, there
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Any of the 20,000+mah chargers from Amazon for £20-£25 will do a phone for 3 days easily. I charge my phone as much as I need plus maybe my iPad once (in winter with 16hr nights) and still go home with some juice in it.
Any of the 20,000+mah chargers from Amazon for £20-£25 will do a phone for 3 days easily. I charge my phone as much as I need plus maybe my iPad once (in winter with 16hr nights) and still go home with some juice in it.
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Cheers all
Cheers all
Ravpower PD Power 20,000.
Been using for a while for work, and travelling.
It has usb c/lighting and micro usb inputs for charging the unit itself.
It has 2 x USB A, one being QC and a USB C PD as outputs.
Always has a handy LCD display to see how much juice is left.
Been using for a while for work, and travelling.
It has usb c/lighting and micro usb inputs for charging the unit itself.
It has 2 x USB A, one being QC and a USB C PD as outputs.
Always has a handy LCD display to see how much juice is left.
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2nd that for the Anker portable powerpacks!! Had my around 4years now, ok I only get 2 full charges off it now but using a Huawei, it's not like it needs much charging lol
2nd that for the Anker portable powerpacks!! Had my around 4years now, ok I only get 2 full charges off it now but using a Huawei, it's not like it needs much charging lol
I've got the same as in GERRYS link 👍👍👍👍
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I bought a —- Smtqa Power Bank Portable Charger 26000mAh [with LED Digital Display] —- from eBay for £20 plus change. It does my iPhone 7 eight times or iPad twice.. before that I was lugging around a blooming great lead acid battery which weren't charging as much.
I bought a —- Smtqa Power Bank Portable Charger 26000mAh [with LED Digital Display] —- from eBay for £20 plus change. It does my iPhone 7 eight times or iPad twice.. before that I was lugging around a blooming great lead acid battery which weren't charging as much.
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Thanks all
Thanks all
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Yes power packs are there but there is nothing that's more powerful than the RM at less than a third of the price.
If there ever was Oldgeezer would of had a link up a long time back.
Yes power packs are there but there is nothing that's more powerful than the RM at less than a third of the price.
If there ever was Oldgeezer would of had a link up a long time back.
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I don't want one just out of curiosity I looked for smudge_carp who asked for a link , I'm fine with what I have
I don't want one just out of curiosity I looked for smudge_carp who asked for a link , I'm fine with what I have
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i got 2 of the ec technology after old geezers recommendation the 22,000 is on offer at 17.99 at the min
i got 2 of the ec technology after old geezers recommendation the 22,000 is on offer at 17.99 at the min
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Really? What Ridgemonkey one are you talking about?
Not particularly a Ridgemonkey fan myself, I've got to say the one they sell for £200 is a real life saver. Have had the puny little packs and found them wanting. They are okay if you want to charge a phone a couple of times but if you want to charge say a light or power a power hungry camera they're not that great, plus, if like me you forget to charge the things, the Ridgemonkey had loads in reserve. Yes they're crazy expensive though they do the job very well.
Really? What Ridgemonkey one are you talking about?
Not particularly a Ridgemonkey fan myself, I've got to say the one they sell for £200 is a real life saver. Have had the puny little packs and found them wanting. They are okay if you want to charge a phone a couple of times but if you want to charge say a light or power a power hungry camera they're not that great, plus, if like me you forget to charge the things, the Ridgemonkey had loads in reserve. Yes they're crazy expensive though they do the job very well.
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Well the one in my link will charge most smartphones at least 5 times.
and its got fast charge tech too thats plenty for a few days fishing
and not being rude but if you forget to charge it before you go I think you must be a bit special
Well the one in my link will charge most smartphones at least 5 times.
and its got fast charge tech too thats plenty for a few days fishingand not being rude but if you forget to charge it before you go I think you must be a bit special
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I've got 2 of those and they are good, but for future proofing I'd say go for a pd version as a lot of devices now need it, cameras laptops etc. I bought the anker one mentioned in a previous post to power a camera but I'm sure there are loads available now
I've got 2 of those and they are good, but for future proofing I'd say go for a pd version as a lot of devices now need it, cameras laptops etc. I bought the anker one mentioned in a previous post to power a camera but I'm sure there are loads available now
In reply to Post #21
PD power is 100% the way forward.
PD power is 100% the way forward.
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I've always used Anker and they have been more than adequate for charging my phone for 2/3 days . If i go for longer (which is rare) then I also have the Anker solar charger that is very good for charging the power pack and phone . Most of those mentioned sound very good though and I wouldn't have a problem using these . I'd find it hard though to justify £200 as mentioned .
I've always used Anker and they have been more than adequate for charging my phone for 2/3 days . If i go for longer (which is rare) then I also have the Anker solar charger that is very good for charging the power pack and phone . Most of those mentioned sound very good though and I wouldn't have a problem using these . I'd find it hard though to justify £200 as mentioned .
The 20,000 mAh currently has £5 off on amazon
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