I am planning on buying a couple of these, cut the protective paper out between the coil, stick them to the hand guards of my bike. The hand guards have holes in it so I'm hoping that the air that flows in through the hand guards and through the coil would be warm enough to keep my finger tips warm during winter rides. I am planning to power these with 12v instead of 5v to make them heat more. If this doesn't work I would be wrapping the heating pads around my hand grips and covering it with heat shrinks. Thanks for the video. It was full of all the specs I needed.
Could something like this be used to unfreeze car locks? Would be simple to drill a hole to the door panel and route the wire trough to the door storage with a bigger powerbank.
Probably wont get to hot with a tiny usb power source..try a 12 v motorcycle jacket. Mine gets too hot on high. I'm trying to find a 12 v battery to run it with out the motorcycle battery
is there a cool pad like that? I mean flat and it doesn't need a water system like peltier but more flat and it can be bended. I'm sorry for my bad english
Aria Witjaksono I don’t think so, you’d need somewhere to put all that heat being taken from the pad in order to make it cold so it’ll be difficult to make it cold without having some kind of good heat sink
I do believe you are incorrect I think this is how to calculate it. 112 mAh/7.3min.=15.3 mAh per minute, 10000 mAh/15.3 mpm=653.6 mAh/60 min.= 10.9 hours.
I bought a defective Chinese cloth heat pad and it malfunctioned melted every bit of plastic it came near, then burned out. I loveef it in my coat at my navel area, where both coat pockets meet and it warmed me from head to toe.
I'm looking to make a winter bed for a stray cat and so I've been looking into these heat pads, thanks heaps for sharing this video!!!
@Paul Julio it’s a fake site, trying to scam people.
Nice sharing with tested and evaluated thank you so much🙏
thnxxx to make us warm in this winter with home made heater
hahaha love it when you say "they work" . nice vid thanks
I am planning on buying a couple of these, cut the protective paper out between the coil, stick them to the hand guards of my bike. The hand guards have holes in it so I'm hoping that the air that flows in through the hand guards and through the coil would be warm enough to keep my finger tips warm during winter rides. I am planning to power these with 12v instead of 5v to make them heat more.
If this doesn't work I would be wrapping the heating pads around my hand grips and covering it with heat shrinks.
Thanks for the video. It was full of all the specs I needed.
Same here Bhai ❤️
was there any side effect of this product. it's great that this exists, but I'm afraid of catching fire for long term use.
Would this any good to very gently warm a gun cabinet ?
Could you please share the product link?
How long it takes for a 10.000mAh power bank from full to empty? If i add 2, the time is half?
I wish they heat little more extra and take 1.5 amps to 1.75 amps for harsh cold weather in canada. Badly in need of these.
you can use larger ones or two, three of them, check ebay or aliexpress, but you will need larger capacity PowerBank with 3A current
Count the amount of times he said "arrh or urmm" 😂😂😂
this more for survival and prepper
Super
Perfect for power outage for reptiles that require belly heat
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Do you have a link to purchase this?
you can find it on ebay
Junk! This is totally useless in case of cold weather emergencies. Thanks for the demo. I’ll save my money.
Could something like this be used to unfreeze car locks? Would be simple to drill a hole to the door panel and route the wire trough to the door storage with a bigger powerbank.
Find 12volt pad and connect to car battery.
heat your key before putting it in the door
there are some pads/wires for unfreezing car systems
firty free point free?
Remember to keep your power bank warm too.
DroneXFun WHAT the fuck
Calm down
Just bought one that goes upto 40c
I'm wondering how hot it gets
So watch the video *facepalm*
Is it possible to make it even hotter?
more volts will make it hotter, but depending on surface area it might catch on fire if it gets too hot.
Probably wont get to hot with a tiny usb power source..try a 12 v motorcycle jacket. Mine gets too hot on high. I'm trying to find a 12 v battery to run it with out the motorcycle battery
is there a cool pad like that? I mean flat and it doesn't need a water system like peltier but more flat and it can be bended.
I'm sorry for my bad english
Aria Witjaksono I don’t think so, you’d need somewhere to put all that heat being taken from the pad in order to make it cold so it’ll be difficult to make it cold without having some kind of good heat sink
I made a cooling m0otorcycle jacket with a small submersible pump small hoses and small bottle..th0e battery is always the trick
So on a 10000mAh battery this would last 82 minutes?
I do believe you are incorrect I think this is how to calculate it. 112 mAh/7.3min.=15.3 mAh per minute, 10000 mAh/15.3 mpm=653.6 mAh/60 min.= 10.9 hours.
@@jckeddy Well, that's a more respectable duration.
I bought a defective Chinese cloth heat pad and it malfunctioned melted every bit of plastic it came near, then burned out. I loveef it in my coat at my navel area, where both coat pockets meet and it warmed me from head to toe.
Garbage im so angry they show ppl outside an moving around when you have to be plugged in for it to work... so stay or buy 2 power banks an good luck
Booķ
you made it look foolish, WHO USES A BOOK TO HEAT THEMSELVES UP
It's to show temperature when the pad is insulated and not in open air. Like if it was inside a lined jacket or something. Think harder.
thnxxx to make us warm in this winter with home made heater