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It will work - just overpowered for the drone.
How much output wattage does it specify for the USB type A port?
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How much output wattage does it specify for the USB type A port?
£25. It's a Gallium Nitride (GaN) charger. Gets good reviews. I wouldn’t say it was particularly cheap.
NOVOO RG120 3-Port 120W GaN Charger
Features: · 120W max super power, Unleash charging speed for your laptops.· 3-IN-1 Multiport(2 USB-C & 1 USB-A), Simultaneous charging for 3 devices.· Poldable plug and compact design, Perfect for travel or business trips.· Wide compatibility: fast charging with MacBook, iPhone, Galaxy, iPad...www.novoo-online.com
I purchased a USB- C charger for my laptop. I it will do fast charging for my phone, but not the super fast charging, which I guess is IP owned by Qualcomm.
My understanding is that USB devices, negotiate charging rates, with what ever charger they are plugged into, so they will not charge any faster than they are designed to charge.
USB-A: 5V⎓3A or 9V⎓2A or 12V⎓1.5A or 10V⎓2.25A 22.5W Max
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The charger will work fine. However, it may not be the safest-durable one.
Reading up on the charging dock I have, it says it supports QC and USB PD fast charging. There was no mention of that on the charger I bought. I’m going to buy a charger that supports that.
Now that Susie has got a bit of arthritis in one of her back legs, she’s finding it increasingly difficult to jump up on the bed and the sofa - it's 50/50 these days whether she makes it or bounces off and lands on her back. I've just ordered her a set of steps to allow her to get up on her own accord. She'll love 'em. 
Now that Susie has got a bit of arthritis in one of her back legs, she’s finding it increasingly difficult to jump up on the bed and the sofa - it's 50/50 these days whether she makes it or bounces off and lands on her back. I've just ordered her a set of steps to allow her to get up on her own accord. She'll love 'em.
Get her a stair-lift, she'll love you even more
At the moment, she uses the daddy lift to go up and down the stairs on bad days.Get her a stair-lift, she'll love you even more
A bag of tiddlers.
Some months ago, Avril came home with three brand new drawers, which someone had chucked out. They've sat in the hut, waiting for 'repurposing' ever since. This week she came home carrying a three drawer unit, but lacking any drawers - which she claimed, was outside the same address, and equally brand new. The drawers, were a perfect fit, for the unit, just lacking the plastic sliders, or rather the ones fitted didn't fit properly, with several broken by the fitting. She ordered some replacements, arrived to today, and it was obvious why they had ended up broken, the predrilled in the unit peg holes, were a couple of mm to far apart. A bit of trimming of the pegs, so they fit, and it's fine.
I popped up Sainsbury’s to get a bag of ice cubes and they were selling the salmon sides off. They were half price before Christmas and they halved them again. I bought a couple and cut them up into portions to go in the freezer. We eat a lot of salmon and if I'd have had more room in the freezer, I’d have bought more. Bargain.
£4.50 instead of £10.50. It’ll be 30 months matured by the time I eat it next year.
An air rifle.
Likely to be an expensive ornament, but why not
Likely to be an expensive ornament, but why not
My missus made me get rid of my .22 Weihrauch HW 35, once the sprogs were able to find their way into the under-stairs cupboard. I sold it for about £40.An air rifle.
Likely to be an expensive ornament, but why not
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