kit:portable_power
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| kit:portable_power [2020/12/26 16:37] – [How long will it run?] steve | kit:portable_power [2020/12/26 16:40] – [Hooking up a Power Bank] steve | ||
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| 10,000mAh x .64 = 6,400mAh | 10,000mAh x .64 = 6,400mAh | ||
| - | We' | + | We can expect to receive around 6,400 practical usable milliampere-hours of power on a single charge |
| === Compute Crowbox runtime === | === Compute Crowbox runtime === | ||
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| ==== Hooking up a Power Bank ==== | ==== Hooking up a Power Bank ==== | ||
| - | To connect a USB Power Bank to a Crowbox you'll need a USB Breakout. This is a little USB jack that plugs into the power bank's USB port and has terminal blocks which allow you to 'break out' the USB power and ground wires so you can connect them to your Crowbox. | + | To connect a USB Power Bank to a Crowbox you'll need a USB Breakout. This is a little USB jack that plugs into the power bank's USB port and has terminal blocks which allow you to 'break out' the USB power and ground wires so you can connect them to the power terminals on your Crowbox's breadboard. |
| There are many different styles of USB breakout. We strongly recommend you choose one of these two types: | There are many different styles of USB breakout. We strongly recommend you choose one of these two types: | ||
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