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Re: FastCharge Registry Edit Question (USB Charging)
Power limiters in electronic devices are there for a reason. Mainly to keep either the battery, or device itself, from drawing to much power overloading the cells and/or capacitors in the device resulting in damage or premature failure of the battery or phone. PSU's in computers use this method for each rail (regulators) to give the component ONLY the amount of power it needs to operate fully. Without these regulators, Your MB or components would fry like an egg.
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Re: FastCharge Registry Edit Question (USB Charging)
+1 on it's there for a reason. Unless your are using a double ended USB cable (on the computer side), I would NOT disable the power limitation. It would be way to easy to fry your USB port on the computer.... (as an aside that power limitation is why some older chargers don't work for the TP, the TP trys to draw 900mA from a device capable of supplying 500 mA and the charger just shuts down...)
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Re: FastCharge Registry Edit Question (USB Charging)
Yeah, there isn't any way to pull more than 500ma from a USB port safely.
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Re: FastCharge Registry Edit Question (USB Charging)
for me, the AC adapter is sometimes out of reach, or i want to charge in my car... apparently my car charger isn't detected at AC, resulting in a slow 500mA charge.
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Re: FastCharge Registry Edit Question (USB Charging)
thanks! so is this going to work for the titan soon?? I also have several car chargers that are rated for 1amp but don't have pin 4&5 connected.
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