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Baseus Brand Store via Amazon[amazon.com] has Baseus Qi2.2 25W Wireless Magnetic Power Bank 10000mAh w/ USB-C Cable 45W PD Charging on sale for $33.29 w/ code LMIOZUOG at checkout. Shipping is free
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can we take this on the plane?
Yes, technically you're allowed 1 portable power bank up to 100 Wh (Watt hours). This has a charge capacity of 10,000 mAh (milliAmpere hours) = 10 Ah (Ampere hours or Amp hours).
Internal voltage on these is typically 3.7 V (Volts), so we get:
Total energy = Charge × Voltage
Total energy = 10 Ah × 3.7 V
Total energy = 37 Wh
This is well under the allowed limit for spare or portable lithium batteries.
This limit is separate from and in addition to your already permitted phone or laptop which also have lithium batteries.
Always take these in carry on and NOT checked baggage. For power banks, it's better to keep them visible and not stowed away in overhead bins.
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Internal voltage on these is typically 3.7 V (Volts), so we get:
Total energy = Charge × Voltage
Total energy = 10 Ah × 3.7 V
Total energy = 37 Wh
This is well under the allowed limit for spare or portable lithium batteries.
This limit is separate from and in addition to your already permitted phone or laptop which also have lithium batteries.
Always take these in carry on and NOT checked baggage. For power banks, it's better to keep them visible and not stowed away in overhead bins.
I guess without dangling cable
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