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Does is work with ni mh airsoft battery?

C port wonky (won't charge, discharge, though A's are fine)

I've had Cosori for 5 years and it does maintain the temperature. it won't stay at 230 or what ever temp you set it. that doesn't work. never did. I called support and she said it only shows the temp of the plate. that's what it does maintain the temp in the cup. and after awhile it drops. right now my half cup of coffee is 138 in the cup. the plate says 189.7. and it slowly drops. That's why they give you a lid to keep it hot. So it is not the best. Looking for one that gets hot and stay hot

Use a puddy knife to get behind the plastic clamps holding the top to the bottom. Using three puddy knives will make separating the two halves very easy.

Tengo un problema en mi unidad funciona solo unos minutos con mi ps5 y suena un sonido y luego se apaga noce si sea la bateria pero enciende bien y todo es como si labateria no aguantara recarco que en el conector sin bateria trabaja todo bien solo es en el de la bateria que cuando conecto el pley se apaga

I’ve been using the Anker Powerhouse II 800 for about two years and noticed something unusual. When I wall plug it in from a fully dead battery, the display shows an estimated charging time of 1.1 hours (it actually take that time to fully charge), but it’s supposed to take around 7.1 hours to fully charge. Also, I’ve found that every time I charge it through a wall plug, I have to reset the unit. Otherwise, it won’t charge properly-the middle screen shows charging, but the left side where the charging wattage should be displayed remains blank, meaning it's not actually charging. After resetting, it charges fine, but once it hits 99%, the left side bar (charging wattage) disappears, and it never reaches 100%. any ideas?

Thanks for the video - I bought a Raion Power 12V 5Ah T2 F2 Battery (via Ebay) for a really good price. Swapping out the old Leoch battery for the new Raion battery was pretty easy, and the unit is up and working.

I have a Bluetti unit and it has a really annoying tendency to discharge on cloudy days while plugged into to panels. As soon and the battery see's .3 watts, it wakes, however that is less than what the internal electronics consume so the battery can self drain down to zero which is highly inconvenient. I started doing some internet sleuthing and found that Bluetti and Ecoflow have this issue. Anker has "solved" this issue by just abandoning the auto-wake feature entirely. How hard is it to design a circuit that poles super slow and checks if the input power is higher than what the internal electronics consume, then waking the unit?

The whole pack needs "balancing", ie each cell needs to hold a certain charge voltage and all cells need to be in a specific range together..if even ine cell is out but a certqin amount, the rest will.not work Its a safetything.

Any of those problems, occur with This model ? - Model Number - A1770 UPC - 194644078850

Is there an identifying number, in a refer, to tell which ones are newer. (W/ Problems fixed ?) Amz is selling them @ 40% off. No idea about via Bluetooth controller?

The quick start guide is worthless. Impossible to 'read'. That's why I am here !

Teardown, yes. Analysis? Hmmm. Is this charger fast or slow, safe or unsafe, good or bad? The interesting thing, which is also never mentioned, is that IKEA recommends you leave the batteries in it to "trickle charge", so you always have access to fully charged batteries.

my msi gf 63 does that too, and that's how i am here.

I just got this exact model powerhouse from Facebook marketplace, it looks brand new and the only issue is that it won’t charge, when I plug it in it shows 78 but then flashes to one percent with the snow symbol, any tips? it turns off shortly after that

Have you done a LADDA comparison video for the AAA 900s versus the new 750s?

What is ohms reading 750mah?

I have the same unit and it works great except my lcd screen is all messed up. Sometimes you can see a full number but most of the time you can’t read anything off it. Do you have any idea how it can be fixed or what I should do? Anker is of no help.

Thank you for your video, even though I only understand 5% percent of it. I have a anker powerhouse 757 as well. I have it in my off grid caravan with a 200w solar panel. It is so frustrating that the battery doesn't charge when I'm not there to push a button to start the charging. I have the most sun in the morning, but I'm rarely there in the morning, so the battery doesn't really charge. It's too heavy to carry home. And I bought it, so I have off grid power. Is there a way to fix this problem? So it charges when I'm not there? It's pretty useless atm..

I would have used a small diameter seringue with the largest needle (needle is probably optional and the straight cut ones) and there’s also a special type od silicone that can be pealed off forming an actual gasket. There’s lots of types of silicone and the one rated for aquariums is really tuff to remove as it stretches without breaking...lol

I bought this 3 weeks ago on Amazon for $599. Found that you can adjust the screen timeout via the app. I've connected this to my power panel generator inlet box with interlock and tested a few circuits and it worked great.

Thank you. Recycling an Apple box is difficult. Wish they made it easier to do so.

Don't look now but they changed the filter design again, the vertical sponges are now gone and replaced with a weird grid

How do these compare to eneloops batteries. Hear good things about eneloops.

What about using it as a speakerphone? Can you initiate calls with it?

I bought this one about 15 months ago, there was a few hours when the power was cut to the building and when it came back on, the WFI aps I had connected on this unit all blew up. I had another surge protecting device on it. Sorely disappointed because now I have $1600 of equipment to buy back...

I broke the C connection once jamming into a bag. I was scared putting it aside for too long was going to break the li-ion cells. I found a 90 degree usbC angle adapter and was able to make it work for a short while, just to use it a few times. Probably should have done that from the beginning. The usb-C in out port is a real Achilles heel on this powerbank. Anker now makes them with 2 I/O ports on newer models.

No idea why, I get the error my wireless router is not in rescue mode. Can't flash anything. Using the webgui to flash it says file transfered isn't valid. Doesn't matter what version I use. Openwrt, or tomato or original firmware. All of them say invalid.

Can u replace with lithium?

Please do you recommend buying it and is it a fast or slow charger?

Please where is the device made?

😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫 you’re way too smart can’t even follow you lol

dude wtf it works..tq

Just found this video looking for an answer about my anker power bank. I have the 555 powerhouse. Just did a few days away and it kept charge topping up nicely (I was using it constantly to run a fridge in the van). Came home, turned everything off, the van sat unused for a couple of days and the charge barely increased even though my solar panel is always plugged in so it seems I’m getting that failed auto restart as well. Seems super annoying that it does this.

How is this program working for you 5 years later? I’m in Illinois and just got an EV. I used this program 2-3 years ago and managed to actually pay about $200 more over the course of 1.5 years of being on it than if I was on fixed pricing. Considering going back on it to charge the EV overnight but I’m skeptical.

I just bought one and I got model number 21020…..and a week later it died out wtf

Don't you have an oscilloscope? ;) If not, these Zoyi scopes are the size of a large multimeter (and also works like one in that mode) and will do the job, although a real desk scope is obviously better.

Cells will discharge faster when it's cold, not when it's hot, since metals have a positive temperature coefficient, as opposed to semiconductors. This is why incandescent lightbulbs don't just burn out when you turn them on - they lead a lot of current the first few milliseconds before stabilising when it gets hot.

i get my batteries out by laying a piece of string across the bottom before putting batteries in, works for me.

Nice breakdown. Any idea which of the 3 antennas is 2.4 or 5ghz? u21, con12, con14. Or it doesn't matter? Using this as a bridge to boost wifi signal to garage. Using 2.4ghz

The thing that bothers me about buying any major appliance is that they don’t build them to last (I personally believe this is purposely done just to get you coming back over and over again, and there’s a good chance the same people own the separate companies anyway, so switching brands doesn’t make much difference… but “they don’t make things like back in my day” old man rant aside, do you know of anything in the portable cooling world that isn’t built out of complete garbage? thansk oops, I did a popeye pronun-ski-ation there😂

Decades or longer.....this video intro is doing that ;-). I think you make great videos! Spoiler alert: The coffee warmer cant heat any mug with a pad under the mug, or most paper cups, insulated...hence included mug.

How do you pair three of these speakers? I’m having a terrible time trying to get that to work.

Use heat gun

i have the 350VA 12v deep cycle battery 75A that get run for 9 hours and more

Did you get the front face panel off ever? I want to replace the garbage 8mm barrel plug with something better.

can the strap be replaced?

Why did you decide to make a video about a resource-hungry app? Nowadays lots (maybe most of) new apps come as an Electron-based sh*t, or other crap based on interpretable languages... IMHO nowadays fast and compact (compiled) apps are suuuper rare. It is like a Demos now :D

Too much blah blah blah you need to keep the content strictly on focus on the subject all this extra verbiage and opinions and whatever else you're throwing in there is a waste of time! You need to stay on point and just focus on what the customer needs they don't need an exaggerated video this is your battery replacement video you don't have to disassemble the whole unit and take the circuit board out come on keep focused on the battery replacement and get through the video

I liked the Bose Soundlink enough to get a second one. It can be a pain to pair 2 of these speakers, but once you successfully get them paired, awesome performance!!