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i used 20000 mah power bank of this brand. it's a good product

Isko bijli ghar ghoshit kyu nahi kar dete😂😂

Sir ek baar what is inside video bhi bana do please 🙂🙂

Brother Lithium ion would be better than acid battery

@@faizanrasheed7123 yes yes but it get expire also the same way easily . But lion or lipo are more long lasting and it won’t stop working even if they are expired 😅 but you’re right acid bats are cheaper

Bro for that amount of money you can buy a godown full of AA batteries 💀💀

bhai trip pe badi acid battery leke jaoge, kharab road par acid baar fenk degi.

@@johnme60 😅😅nhi nhi aise nhi hota bike and car mei wohi hoti hai brother. Actually acid ek gell ki trah bnake dala jata hai mostly iss se spill proof hoti hai mostly acid battery

Isse electricity 🔌⚡ q nahi ghosit karte🤪🤪

Ise power grid ghosit kr do

jaise beta jee jab aap 2 month ke the to godi me rahte the ,ab gadha ho gay ho tab paidal chalte ho ,bas yahi different hai

Portabke inverter tabhi likha hai

Kyun ki, inverter itna pyar karte hain humse ki DC output and versatility nahi dete..... 😂 kya jaan looge?

@Jisoooya+ I've been*

@@YouGuysAreTheRealHeroes since*

@@xtechtips152I've been to aayega na bhai sath me

@@YouGuysAreTheRealHeroes 😁 it's my inglis

@Jisoooya chalo kar diya

Rn it's art 14000

@@Avi-tq6fd Video ke start me maine guess kiya tha ki 14,000 iska price hoga

It is not value for money because 7(10000 mah ) power Bank has parice 8000 and it has 19000 value

@@LokyNagar but those powerbanks cannot charge 150w.. I have 2 realme 10000 mah dart powerbanks which can charge maximum 30w and cost 2k which means I spent 4k on 20000 mah battery. This is really good if it works

10k se niche bdia value de skta h ye ..19k hadd se jada hogya

I think there is limitation on power i.e maximum upto 99.9wh basically 100 , this one has 3.7V output and 60Ah meaning 222Wh so my point is depending upon output voltage "power" may vary

@@suchitrapradhan8569 but if you carry this much big then no flight will allow

30000 mah

@@yash_sharma65 yes ofcourse. On that case your power bank should have maximum output voltage of 3.3v. If your power bank meets the criteria than good for you. Because maximum allowance is 100Wh. If output is 5v than it's has to be 20000mAh. Simple calculation 👍

Tech channel h na air india to hai nhi

Hindi main likh de bhai

@@asingha94 😭💀😂

@srijitia 🥺 6 madam

GT means??

@@Anas_Ansari421 @GyanTherapy

They have started accepting pakistani currency directly !

Ab toh 25K mai Ecoflow ke portable powerstation aa gaye hai India mai Amazon pe, aapke liye shayd useful hoga

bro sach me 50000 mah hai ? output

@@romanticgaming1459 50000mah likha h but calculate and use krke I'm sure 45000mah tk to h but still 14k se to 4k sasta h

Lol. Its price isn't 14k but 18-20k as shown in the vid

150वाट आउटपुट, वायरलैस चार्जिंग आउटपुट और इन्वर्टर भी है क्या एंब्रेन में?

आम पावर बैंकों से अलग है

XD

What???? An inverter is not necessary. We're talking about portable electronics that run on 5V/12V/20V DC...so there's plenty of ways to power these with just the DC battery voltage if you know what you are doing. If you are buying a powerbank in 2023 that doesn't have USB Power Delivery then you deserve to get smacked. 5V 2A is dinosaur technology. Your powerbank would ideally have MORE USB C ports than anything else. No need for micro USB and just one USB A port (that has fast charging protocols like QC 3.0 or whatever Asian phone brands use USB A for their fast charging protocol). Even with QC 3.0 it is possible to get 20V but a lot of devices seem to only provide 5, 9 and 12V which is silly. If you have access to QC 3.0 20V then all you need is a QC3.0 trigger which can be had for a few dollars (and that's a nice one that has dip switches or a button with LEDS that allow you to select the voltage you are trying to trigger). Since the vast majority of laptops have power adapters that clearly say 19.5V X.XXA then 20V is close enough to work and so long as you can get a decent amount of current out of that port it should be enough to charge an idling laptop or even cover the energy consumed under light loads like internet browsing while still putting something in the battery. USB C is obviously superior in so many ways. We already have the beginnings of PD 3.1 which gives us 140W, 180W, and 240W by upping the voltage from a previous max of 20V to 28V, 36V and 48V. The latter two are still a little ways away but the 28V PDO is available on several powerbanks. The number of powerbanks that have the 20V PDO at 5A is now too high to count and they can be had for under $100 in many instances. 20V 5A is going to be enough for just about any basic laptop and the only ones that will need more than that are the top tier gaming laptops....hopefully the 48V PDO can solve that with its 240W output. Again a simple USB PD Trigger (similar to the QC3.0 one and in some cases one device will trigger PD or QC) can give you 20V and whatever amperage the powerbank is capable of outputting. 3.25A or 65W powerbanks are significantly cheaper and come in around the $50 mark now. The 5A powerbanks are a little more costly and do require you have a special USB C cable that is often marked in some way as having a E-Marker (a special chip that lets the "source" device know that it is ok to output over 60W). With the rise of PD 3.1 and 240W capable cables coming out way before 240W is even available this has driven the price of 100W/5A cables with E-markers down so far its crazy to think just 2 years ago I was shopping for 100W cables and thrilled to find some on Amazon in the $10 price range. Now you can find those very same cables on Aliexpress for just a few dollars. Even the higher end UGreen, Baseus, Anker, etc cables are right at the $10 mark....but to be honest with 240W cables just a few dollars more it makes no sense to buy cables that might be obsolete in just a few years. If you're going to buy USB C cables now, look for ones that are rated for 240W and have decent data speeds. It can be quite a shitshow understanding the labeling for the data speeds but currently I believe they max out a 40Gbps and 20Gbps cables I find to be the most reasonably priced. Lots of fakes so it does pay to spend a few dollars more and get a brand name that actually has a reputation to uphold. I am a big fan of UGreen, I think they offer a top tier product at a competitive price that is often half of Anker. UGreen also has a large lineup of chargers from your standard 20W USB C charger to the larger 200W desktop chargers with multiple ports that allow you to have a Macbook Pro, an Iphone 14 Pro Max, your Apple watch, your Airpods and your wife's Iphone 14 Pro Max ALL FAST CHARGING. Yeah those desktop chargers are a little pricey and I can show you how to make your own 400W desktop charger with 4 USB C ports and 4 USB A ports (4 channels each having a USB A and C, you can only use one of those two to get fast charging) for about $50 or less depending on whether or not you want to put it in a box and if you happen to have a power source for it already in the form of laptop power adapters, printer power adapters, or even computer power supplies. It is a buck only module meaning if you want 20V PD you need to be inputting over 20V so series connecting some 12V power adapters is the way to go....or in my cases series connecting two server power supplies that are 460W each so a total of 920W meaning double the power necessary to run the board at full throttle. A lot of people would never run the board at full throttle so a 24V 10A power adapter would suit them just fine. The board even has a barrel jack input (5.5mmx2.5mm) soldered on to it so you dont have to do ANYTHING to get it going besides plugging in a power adapter. (Cost is Board $19, Electronics Project Box $10, Power Source $20 to ??? depending on what you want to do) I might go ahead and put together the one board I have right now in a box with lithium batteries to make it the worlds fastest powerbank in terms of available output power....I'm sure someone has done the same thing as I've seen this board used on a bunch of Aliexpress products. There is one shop on Aliexpress that has an 800W desktop charger....that could be powered by a battery so technically they already won.

Voltage matters bro It is 60ah on 4.2 volt 20 ah on 12.6 volt It is actually 20Ah brother

Isliye mein mi ka 20000mah liya rakha hu

@@allworldwithrajat5798 Je baat 😂

Isliye meine gaon mein solar panels, inverter, batteries, generator har ek cheez rakha hai

@@anshu_07x badhia hai panel v liya hai main

@@anshu_07x ek bar jor ki hawa aur barish aya toh gaya 5din tak bhul jao 🤣bijli

Hmm maybe but waise ye charge karega Baaki power bank emergency situation me kaam ayega Gaming lagaatar karne ka matlab bhi nahi

@@GyanTherapy me testing ki najar seh keh rha tha kyunki powerbank seh koi bhi gaming nhi krega .....😅

Yes, I works fine. I am using it for my xbox, It also works with PS5.

@@bhavinseth thanks man. How long does it last?

Can you tell me model

@@umangpatel3811 Coolnut high performance solar power bank 13000 Mah. But it has been removed from Amazon now

I purchased that in 2016

Thanks

Sara umar bit jayega pb charging mein.... 😒

Sir ye powerbank mainly camping aur trekking purpose ke liye ha To pahadon me oxygen levels kam ho skte ha tbi diya ha Umeed ha ap samaj gye honge

@@gajju.99 nice point bro

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