Power bank with ac outlet

[Bo3waas]

Hello everyone

Amazon.com: AC Outlet Power Bank RAVPower 20100mAh 65W(Max.) Built in 2-Prong AC Plug External Battery Pack Travel Charger Compatible for MacBook, Surface Pro, Dell Xps 13, iPhone Xs, Galaxy S9, Note 8: Gateway

Amazon.com: AC Outlet Power Bank RAVPower 20100mAh 65W(Max.) Built in 2-Prong AC Plug External Battery Pack Travel Charger Compatible for MacBook, Surface Pro, Dell Xps 13, iPhone Xs, Galaxy S9, Note 8: Gateway

www.amazon.com

Can anyone check if this power bank can charge MA batteries.

The watt for this PB is 65W as they say.

Thank you

 

[THE CYBORG]

Looks like it should to me but I am no electronics expert.

 

[MavicFT1P]

Search function is your friend.

 

[Deleted member 94047]

Well, it has an AC outlet so it definitely will charge the MA batteries. The real question is how many times. There is bound to be a lot of loss. Have you considered this Amazon.com: Smatree Portable Charging Station Compatiable for DJI Mavic Air Battery, 158Wh Rechargeable Power Bank Batteries Charger（Charge 3 Mavic Air Batteries Simultaneous and up to 5-8 Mavic Air Batteries: Electronics

 

[MavicFT1P]

I think the prong outlet is a bit of a gimmick.
It seems to be so you can plug in your favourite USB chargers and such.

The DJI charger takes 110v/60hz, not 5V/3A

edit: Doppler's is a good solution if you only want to charge batteries .
If you want any appliance via AC powerbank. You need something like this

PowerHouse 200

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[Deleted member 94047]

I think the prong outlet is a bit of a gimmick.
It seems to be so you can plug in your favourite USB chargers and such.

The DJI charger takes 110v/60hz, not 5V/3A

I think you are mistaking the USB output for the AC output. The 5V/3A is the USB output.

 

[MavicFT1P]

I'm just saying the DJI charger is designed for a proper 110V/240V outlet depending on your area.

The charger is a transformer not an adapter which are more flexible.
You notice Every picture in the ad features small phone type adapters
plugged in

The only power-banks designed to take Appliances that switch at 110v/60hz are much larger and one of the smallest
examples is the Powerhouse 200 listed.

Not trying to be know it all
It's just been discussed many times in different threads

 

[Deleted member 94047]

Yeah, the eternal search for the perfect off-grid charging solution! Been down that road myself.

 

[guthrie]

They make a 12v. car charger for MA batteries, too bad they don't also provide a 5v. since tha tis much more commonly available.

 

[brett8883]

Hello everyone

Amazon.com: AC Outlet Power Bank RAVPower 20100mAh 65W(Max.) Built in 2-Prong AC Plug External Battery Pack Travel Charger Compatible for MacBook, Surface Pro, Dell Xps 13, iPhone Xs, Galaxy S9, Note 8: Gateway

Amazon.com: AC Outlet Power Bank RAVPower 20100mAh 65W(Max.) Built in 2-Prong AC Plug External Battery Pack Travel Charger Compatible for MacBook, Surface Pro, Dell Xps 13, iPhone Xs, Galaxy S9, Note 8: Gateway

www.amazon.com

Can anyone check if this power bank can charge MA batteries.

The watt for this PB is 65W as they say.

Thank you

I’d contact the seller and ask. It says to do so with a component not listed as comparable and there are a few items listed that it says it’s doesn't charge but it could possibly charge the Mavic Air.

 

[MavicFT1P]

Op has dissapeared as usual.
The first suggestion is pretty good for $140.
Be nice if there was one for all of your Mavic Batteries but probably not feasible for cheap