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Reddit mentions of Omaker Intelligent 15600mAh(Dual 2.1A Output and 2.1A Input) Portable Charger External Battery Pack (Orange+Grey)
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of Omaker Intelligent 15600mAh(Dual 2.1A Output and 2.1A Input) Portable Charger External Battery Pack (Orange+Grey). Here are the top ones.
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Why you need this power bank:Unique Premium Dull Polish Finish Surface with an Intelligent&Powerful&Efficient Heart.Enormous Capacity: Charges the iphone 6 about six times;the iphone 6 Plus about 3.5 times;the iPad Air more than once;the Galaxy S5 four times;the iPhone 5s over seven times and other smartphones multiple times;Recharges in 7-8 hours with a 2.1amp adapter (not included) and the included Micro USB cable.Intelligent technology:maximizes compatibility with Android,Apple or other devices by enabling charge speeds up to 2.1 amp with 2x 2.1A USB Outputs.Battery Type:Constructed with A+ Li-Polymer battery cells and build-in microchips to ensure safety use; 500+recharge cycles over the life of the battery.Intelligent power manage IC:Multiple protection system inside for safety;Designed for avoiding overcharge,overvoltage, overcurrent, and short circuit, CE, FCC, ROHS certification ensures reliability.Portable Charger: Compact design, Super portable, Suitable for a wide range of occasions, such as parties, BBQs, and outdoor activities like camping,mountain climbing, and picnics.
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I would add a battery recharger in case you're sitting in a siding for hours on end and your phone dies.
Also some aluminum foil. I premake all my meals and wrap them in foil then toss them in the engine bay or on the sidewall heaters.
I also photocopied my timetable sections so I could pull them out real quick if needed. And I would make a bunch on notes on them for things I didn't see very often. Maybe having to hold off certain crossings or even stuff like "McDonalds here" in case we stopped for a while and could grab something to eat.
If you dont know your speed limits, have that timetable out and follow along with your engineer. That's your job on the line and you need to know that stuff. And your mileposts! don't be that conductor that has to ask the engineer where he is at.
Carry extra safety shit (glasses, vest, ect)