xephon
(xephon)
August 17, 2016, 2:02pm
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:+1: Always looking forward to seeing your charts and teardowns.
start90a
(start90a)
August 17, 2016, 3:20pm
202
Any plan for a Blitzwolf P3 10000 mAh powerbank?
Someone had problems with it…
HKJ
(HKJ)
August 17, 2016, 3:22pm
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I know, I had the same problem and am waiting for a fixed version.
start90a
(start90a)
August 17, 2016, 3:46pm
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Many thanks for your efforts in reviewing such a lot devices!
dodge_911
(dodge_911)
August 18, 2016, 10:13am
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Just got mine in, it’s charging now…
Hope this one doesn’t have the issue.
xephon
(xephon)
August 21, 2016, 3:43pm
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You might want to take a look at this EBD-USB+ load, comes with logging software
http://www.chongdiantou.com/article-289-1.html
Software+Manual can be downloaded here: eb_v1.8.5en_0320.rar_免费高速下载|百度网盘-分享无限制 (click 下载(5.3M))
Taobao shopfront: https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a1z10.1-c.w4004-13143473795.2.HmYJ9p&id=522918092453
I see the older model on Banggood, not sure where you might be able to buy the latest model with shipping to Europe.
dodge_911
(dodge_911)
August 21, 2016, 4:10pm
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And I’m happy to report it does not have the issue.
I’m running that very load in a discharge test atm
They can be quite easily had on eBay these days… Just make sure yours does not have a short-circuit :
HKJ
(HKJ)
August 21, 2016, 4:13pm
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I have been thinking about that load, the review is here: Test/review of Electronic load ZKE EBD-USB
xephon
(xephon)
August 23, 2016, 10:36am
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[quote=dodge_911]
Awesome, forgot all about checking eBay.
Nice! Thanks for the detailed review.
HKJ, I have a humble request for you when testing chargers. Could you add a chart comparison as to how fast a charger charges a device (at how many amps). Different chargers would have different charge rates and some would be faster/slower.
Data such as max charge amps etc could be nice or time to charge.
HKJ
(HKJ)
August 23, 2016, 11:10am
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MountainKing:
HKJ, I have a humble request for you when testing chargers. Could you add a chart comparison as to how fast a charger charges a device (at how many amps). Different chargers would have different charge rates and some would be faster/slower.
Data such as max charge amps etc could be nice or time to charge.
You can get a very good indication of that from my table: Index of tested and reviewed USB power supplies/chargers
Look at current for a single channel and look at “Standard”.
Standard=Auto and 2.4A for each port is the fastest charging for standard usb voltage.
I cannot do it better than that without testing with a couple of different empty phones and I am not going to do that.
maukka
(maukka)
August 25, 2016, 9:56am
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I got my EDB-USB+ today and it is the version with a golden hs+fan even though the ebay listing shows the silver one .
Working fine too.
angerdan
(angerdan)
September 11, 2016, 6:22pm
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Nice 5>12V Step-Up converters with different plugs:
ebay.de/sch/m.html?_odkw=USB+5V+12V&ssn=canton-electronic
Please test at least one :)
HKJ
(HKJ)
September 11, 2016, 7:51pm
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I have tested one: Performance test of 5V to 12V 6W boost converter
The usb input connector was not mounted, but as can be seen it has holes for it.
angerdan
(angerdan)
September 11, 2016, 8:37pm
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Oh, great!
Thanks
There are so much reviews on your website…
Can you please tell me if it’s good enough for powering small DSL-Routers like a Fritzbox 4020?
They usually have around 5W.
HKJ
(HKJ)
September 12, 2016, 3:28am
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This one is rated for about 0.5A at 12V, but can deliver 1A (For a short time).
angerdan
(angerdan)
September 12, 2016, 11:37pm
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Found this on heise :
The USBKill, or USB Killer is a device used by pentesters, industrial clients and law-enforcement world-wide to perform security checks against power surge attacks on USB ports. USBKill.com is manufacturer of the USB Kill device, USBKill Shield -...
Would be a great addition to your reviews :sunglasses:
The USB Kill 2.0 is a testing device created to test USB ports against power surge attacks. The USB Kill 2.0 tests your device’s resistance against this attack.
The USB Kill collects power from the USB power lines (5V, 1 - 3A) until it reaches ~ –240V, upon which it discharges the stored voltage into the USB data lines.
The process of rapid discharging will continue while the device is plugged in, or the device can no longer discharge - that is, the circuit in the host machine is broken.
The USB Kill Tester Shield is a dual purpose device:
- It allows you to test your USB Kill 2.0 without damaging your host device.
It prevents data theft via ‘juice-jacking’
HKJ
(HKJ)
September 13, 2016, 4:15am
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I do not like that type of devices!
angerdan
(angerdan)
September 13, 2016, 2:56pm
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