Soldato
I need me one of thoseGot a big power brick
Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])
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Caporegime
How much are they? Anker do a similar one for about £90 I was thinking of picking up.Got a big power brick
Caporegime
I paid $119 on kickstarter...which honestly, often go on sale at this price from this company. Works out to £94. I think the additional cable was £8. (it comes with a USB-C cable anyway in the box).
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Caporegime
Not bad.
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I was going to get the one from Anker, but I prefer the size of the screen in this one, compared to the Anker and even the earlier model from this company. The enclosure is supposed to be water-resistant? like splash proof, which I don't think I want to test out. But 140w on the USB-C socket and 30w on the USB-A is plenty, very similar spec to the Anker. Enough to power a Macbook and charge the phone at the same time. I am going to have a 7hr layover in a couple of weeks' time so will put this to its paces.
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I think there was a limit to the power bank I could take on a flight (20,000 mAh maybe), formally on their restricted item list, two years ago though. They didn't check it mind you, but perhaps worth checking just in case they can seize it?
Caporegime
Up to 160wh…I can’t find a capacity limit on Air France site.
Otherwise I’ll go with the 10,000 ones that I have.
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What a time to be alive.
Last time I bought an SSD was 2015 and it cost £65 for 250gb, yet this little thing cost not much more and holds 2TB! So I bought two of them.
Last time I bought an SSD was 2015 and it cost £65 for 250gb, yet this little thing cost not much more and holds 2TB! So I bought two of them.
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This is the issue for me.
As long as I have PD + QC I don't really need a 200w one because capacity is capped at 25000mAh (ish).
Its really only capacity that's a concern.
My inui one is 25000mAh and 100w.
Think it cost under 50
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Caporegime
25000mah is 92.5kw at 3.7v. If the limit is 100kw then 24000 is under that so it’s under carryon limit.
The battery is 24000, 5v so it’s 120wh.
This says under 160wh for Air France. Although I must say getting it taken away first time abroad would suck!
The battery is 24000, 5v so it’s 120wh.
This says under 160wh for Air France. Although I must say getting it taken away first time abroad would suck!
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Soldato
Set up to switch a hallway light at 25%, 2 kitchen lights at 25% and the toilet light between the hours of 12am and 6am for 10 mins when triggered
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I have my bathroom lights set using one of them Tapo motion sensors and it's brilliant, turns on one light to 1% after midnight and some time after sunrise (can'[t quite remember) and turns them all on after sunset and before midnight
Soldato
I like the fact with Tapo you can add routines with ease via Alexa and not have to bother with any limitations its own app may have.
Honestly - motion sensing lights are GOD TIER. I can't believe folk still use switches like absolute dirt bag caveman. The one in my hall just gives me enough dimmed light, but the one on my toaster puts my Hue kitchen panel, WC and Utility room lights to the right brightness/colour. The kitchen literally never feels dark because you have been programmed to expect it to be light.Set up to switch a hallway light at 25%, 2 kitchen lights at 25% and the toilet light between the hours of 12am and 6am for 10 mins when triggered
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Having used speech commands for years I can now see the benefits of using these sensors and those on the doors and will be ordering more for sure.
I have a door sensor currently set for when the OH comes home lunch time, that turns on 8 of the kitchen lights and the TV
Front and rear door lights are Tapo bulbs on dusk till dawn control, which is really useful for us.
*Cries in Apple*What a time to be alive.
Last time I bought an SSD was 2015 and it cost £65 for 250gb, yet this little thing cost not much more and holds 2TB! So I bought two of them.
Me likey.Got a big power brick
Soldato
A few parts to accompany my newly acquired 7900XTX. HX1000i (ATX 3.0 Version). Alphacool Core GPU block (this thing is HEAVY, it weighs just shy of 2Kg on its own 
). Some PSU extensions (bought these before I decided to get a PSU as a stop-gap before getting some proper cablemod cables). Then Barrow temp/flow meter and some MX-6 paste.
). Some PSU extensions (bought these before I decided to get a PSU as a stop-gap before getting some proper cablemod cables). Then Barrow temp/flow meter and some MX-6 paste.
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