Using a car battery.
Can I just connect this to a că battery and charge my laptop or does the car have some other protection in the lighter plug that would be missing if I plug it directly?
Running a laptop
Using a car battery.
Can I just connect this to a că battery and charge my laptop or does the car have some other protection in the lighter plug that would be missing if I plug it directly?
Yeah it should be fine. Car batteries put out 12 volts, which is WAY less than your houses wall outlet puts out.
It might charge slow, but it wont hurt the laptop.
>only volts matter
Based moron
Please tell me you dont actually think that post was serious
Well, how, in general can you distinguish genuine stupidity from faked?
By not being stupid yourself. Im sorry you had to find out this way, anon.
Well, jokes on you because I was pretending too.
Uoooo! Well played anon, well played.
Depends on how much your car power port can handle. USBC is getting pretty nuts in what it can do.
The average power port can handled 15A@12V or 180W. That being a 100W charger is below the 180W limit of your car power port.
I would not connect that charger directly to the battery without some kind of fuse between it and the battery. Chinesium shit likes to burn and a car battery is more than happy to blow that thing apart. Remember, the average car battery can deliver 500A@12V or 6000W for a short period when starting a car. The car may not draw that much, but it is available.
All that said, the next implementation of USBC will be 48V@5A or 240W which will be above what a car charging port can handle. I don't know if that is out in the wild yet however USBC is smart enough to only pull what the charger can handle.
You could use that however I highly recommend you put a fuse in line on the positive side. A 15A one should be fine.
The black part has a fuse this thing
Not sure how you plan on using that with the charger in your original post. Plus that fuse looks tiny, I doubt it'll handle the amperage needed for that charger.
You might want to just look into other ideas. Feels like you're going to blow your laptop apart.
It has on it f10al250
The idea would be
Is that really 14AWG? Looks too skinny.
I'm only going to use it for 100w I doubt it will be a problem.
Anyway it's all from a portable solar panel that was also 100w it's the accessories it had.
The big cable says 16awg the short one has nothing on it and is probably 3x thinner but I have the baseus 100w usb c cable and it's even smaller.
I'm running a laptop on it so it will probably never hit the 100w .
>16awg
>3x thinner
I'm gonna guess that panel doesn't operate at 12V.
If it starts to get hot on you, don't be surprised.
The panel won't be connected the battery would be directly.
So the thin part has the 10A fuse in it.
Anyway il check if it warms up.
>panel won't be connected the battery would be directly
What I mean is that if the panel is running at a higher voltage, there are fewer amps flowing over those cables you're repurposing.