Oudie Supplemental Power Pack

Friends:
I am looking for a supplemental power pack that is easily rechargeable, reasonably compact, and will run my Oudie for 5+ hours on a single charge. Any suggestions?
ROY

On Monday, September 25, 2017 at 5:31:19 PM UTC-7, Roy B. wrote:
Friends:
I am looking for a supplemental power pack that is easily rechargeable, reasonably compact, and will run my Oudie for 5+ hours on a single charge. Any suggestions?
ROY

https://www.amazon.com/Jackery-Premi...FNV9V9NYGRYKKQ

Less than $30 from Amazon. I've had mine for a year and have been very satisfied with it.

Craig

On Monday, September 25, 2017 at 6:31:19 PM UTC-6, Roy B. wrote:
Friends:
I am looking for a supplemental power pack that is easily rechargeable, reasonably compact, and will run my Oudie for 5+ hours on a single charge. Any suggestions?
ROY

Anything over a 3,000 mAh battery will run it for the longest of flights. The one Craig suggested is perfect. Will last multiple flights probably.

There are many of these on eBay, but with the addition of solar charging.

Do a search on solar power bank�

I fixed mine on top of the instrument panel using Velcro.

Excellent for your 5 hour flight.

There are many of these on eBay, but with the addition of solar charging.

Do a search on solar power bank�

I fixed mine on top of the instrument panel using Velcro.

Excellent for your 5 hour flight.

There are many of these on eBay, but with the addition of solar charging.

Do a search on solar power bank�

I fixed mine on top of the instrument panel using Velcro.

Excellent for your 5 hour flight.

At 07:24 26 September 2017, Michael Tinkler wrote:
There are many of these on eBay, but with the addition of solar charging.

Do a search on solar power bank�

I fixed mine on top of the instrument panel using Velcro.

Excellent for your 5 hour flight.


Add a ferrite to the power cable if it causes radio interference. Most do.

There are many of these on eBay, but with the addition of solar charging.

Do a search on solar power bank�

I fixed mine on top of the instrument panel using Velcro.

Excellent for your 5 hour flight.

If it is not a constant load then some of the "external power packs" may shut themselves off when they see no load. I don't know about the Oudie, but I've had such problems with other devices. Those battery packs that you have to start with a button push (the vast majority) are the ones to avoid. There are a few models that either have an on/off slide switch, or sense the load and automatically turn themselves on.

Think I'm gonna buy me one of THESE
https://www.walmart.com/ip/300000mAh-Dual-USB-Portable-Solar-Battery-Charger-Solar-Power-Bank/577223227?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=11232& adid=22222222227082152808&wmlspartner=wmtlabs&wl0= &wl1=g&wl2=c&wl3=196724236981&wl4=pla-314508929942&wl5=9030458&wl6=&wl7=&wl8=&wl9=pla&wl 10=117089434&wl11=online&wl12=577223227&wl13=&veh= sem.
When it doesn't deliver the promised 300 amp hours (300000 mAh), I'll
sue WalMart and then buy me a new ASH-31 mi.

On 9/26/2017 9:57 AM, wrote:
If it is not a constant load then some of the "external power packs" may shut themselves off when they see no load. I don't know about the Oudie, but I've had such problems with other devices. Those battery packs that you have to start with a button push (the vast majority) are the ones to avoid. There are a few models that either have an on/off slide switch, or sense the load and automatically turn themselves on.

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Dan, 5J