12-18-2013 10:47 PM
12-18-2013 11:33 PM
Check the output on the accessory. If the amperage is too high... yes there can be damage.
BTW. Are we talking about....
12-19-2013 08:50 PM
I bought a usb/12 volt adaptor from princess auto. I assume it just puts 12 volts to the phone and the phone takes care of the rest?????
12-19-2013 09:12 PM
@Popps wrote:I bought a usb/12 volt adaptor from princess auto. I assume it just puts 12 volts to the phone and the phone takes care of the rest?????
Ummmm..... maybe with the cheap ones......
The USB standard is 5 volts, and a small number of milliamps.
12-19-2013 09:50 PM
@Popps wrote:I bought a usb/12 volt adaptor from princess auto. I assume it just puts 12 volts to the phone and the phone takes care of the rest?????
I recommend just unplugging the phone from the car charger when you think the battery is full. Most dead phones are fully charged after 40 minutes of driving. It's fully charged quicker if the battery is not dead.
I notice my phones are charged quicker in the car compared to a wall outlet. Likely because of the amperage.
Another option are external batteries. My fav....
You don't need a car to charge with an external battery and they can be used several times before recharging. High mah batteries can even charge a tablet.
12-18-2013 11:33 PM
Check the output on the accessory. If the amperage is too high... yes there can be damage.
BTW. Are we talking about....
12-19-2013 08:50 PM
I bought a usb/12 volt adaptor from princess auto. I assume it just puts 12 volts to the phone and the phone takes care of the rest?????
12-19-2013 09:12 PM
@Popps wrote:I bought a usb/12 volt adaptor from princess auto. I assume it just puts 12 volts to the phone and the phone takes care of the rest?????
Ummmm..... maybe with the cheap ones......
The USB standard is 5 volts, and a small number of milliamps.
12-19-2013 09:50 PM
@Popps wrote:I bought a usb/12 volt adaptor from princess auto. I assume it just puts 12 volts to the phone and the phone takes care of the rest?????
I recommend just unplugging the phone from the car charger when you think the battery is full. Most dead phones are fully charged after 40 minutes of driving. It's fully charged quicker if the battery is not dead.
I notice my phones are charged quicker in the car compared to a wall outlet. Likely because of the amperage.
Another option are external batteries. My fav....
You don't need a car to charge with an external battery and they can be used several times before recharging. High mah batteries can even charge a tablet.