jplemt
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My average idle temps are mid 80's, average usage temps are mid 90's. Maybe as humans we notice the difference more than the actual level.
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There is one aspect of Turbo Charging which I touched on in the past, and which may not be given consideration in the grand scheme of things. The faster you charge a battery, the less complete the charge, unless you include a significant after-charge at a "saturation" rate, which would be considerably slower than even a regular charge. The Turbo Charger is a three-stage charging system, so one would hope that the final saturation charge is sufficient to bring the full charge to as close to a typical wall wart charging as possible.
What I would like to see is a real world comparison of a 100% Turbo Charged battery then being used at a steady rate till it reaches let's say 15%, and then compare that to a 100% slow-charged battery and give it the same use to 15%, and let's see which battery actually gives off a longer runtime. I wouldn't be at all surprised to see the trickle charged battery giving a significantly longer runtime, potentially as much as 15% or more, simply due to being able to hold more mAh of its rated capacity.
Perhaps I'll do that test.
A trailer is NOT camping.I would be curious to the results. I'm guessing not much difference. I base that on Motorola's claim that it charges at turbo speed till 78% capacity, then drops to normal. And I base it on my camping trips.
At home I use the turbo charger, setup on my night stand. When in the trailer camping, I charge with a normal charge cord, running off an inverter (supplies a full 5 volts if needed), usually powered off the trailer's batteries (sometimes connected to power at a campsite) and the battery life appears to be the same. (No scientific checks, just from observation.)
How about turbo-charging the phone while it's in the refrigerator?The only thing that scares me about Turbo charging is the consistent 110°F temps while charging.
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If talking about one of those large trailers or a fifth wheel that has everything from a bathroom to a surround sound system and recliners, and parking it in a large lot, like a KOA, that they call a campground...I agree.A trailer is NOT camping.
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Yes we do. Hocking Hills. I've gone canoeing for 3 days.
I like being off the beaten path away from everyone and there are plenty of places where I camp, (Idaho/Montana/Wyoming/Utah) that provide that solitude. Tent FTW, for now....