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#2013 macbook pro charger wattage portable
Middle and bottom USB ports for charging a Tablet, Smartphone and other mobile devices such as cameras, portable speakers, wireless headphones and more using your own cable.Top USB port for MacBook charging using included cable (top port is keyed to the provided cable to prevent accidentally plugging in lower voltage products in this power port).Built-in over-voltage, short-circuit and over-temperature protection.
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Zolt Laptop Charger Plus delivers up to 70-watts of total power.Zolt’s light tells you that it’s charging and doubles as a night light.
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The OEM power supply or battery charger outputs a maximum of 3.65A at 16.5V.
#2013 macbook pro charger wattage upgrade
I could just sell my 2013 MBP and upgrade to the new one but that is not an option for me right now. Now the 2016 MBP has the USB-C port that flows power both ways so it can be used as a charging port and plug into portable power packs…that’s great but it doesn’t help me, it can’t be retrofitted or added on to my Mac.
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The USB slots on the old MBP’s flow power only one way, out and not in. There is no other way to charge the MBP than through the Magsafe port. But, the power pak mfg’s cannot provide a battery with a Magsafe2 plug because this plug design is patented and protected by Apple and they won’t let any of the portable battery mfg’s use the design. This whole thing started with me trying to find a portable power pak, (battery) that I could use to recharge the MBP, while traveling and camping and not having daily access to A/C charging. If you see problems with this set up, from the bike battery to the inverter to the Mac power charger…please let me know what they are and if there is an easy fix. If you are able to explain it, that would be even better. If you are able to answer this bigger question I’d appreciate it. The inverter will only be used when the motorcycle is running while moving so the stator is actually charging the battery while the electrical demands of the lights on the bike and the inverter connected to the MPB is drawing power from the bike battery…hopefully at a rate less than the power consumption of the bike's lights and MBP charger from the battery. My objective is to find out if this Kensington Converter from DC to AC will theoretically work (charge my MacBookPro battery) when the MBP power is off, the MBP A/C charger is plugged in to the inverter and the inverter connected to a 12V motorcycle battery charged by a 250 watt stator, with the constant electrical demands of the motorcycle (lights) consuming 100 watts while running, leaving 150 watts available to consume without discharging the battery while the bike is running.
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I’m trying to figure this all out but I am full of doubt and I don’t understand the significance of all these specs. If it’s not already obvious, I know very little about electricity…or maybe just enough to get myself into deep trouble. First off, thanks Grant for the time spent and education you are providing me.