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Originally Posted by sagarpadaki
(Post 3230268)
My nexus 4 has a 5v 1.2 amps charger. But the cord length is less for my requirement. Is it OK to use my galaxy nexus charger which is 5v and 0.7 amps. The cord is long enough for my requirement. |
Originally Posted by tsk1979
(Post 3230359)
Yes it's phone but charging speed will be slower if your new nexus takes in 1.2a charging current. For example the 500ma charger I have charges my note much slower than 2a one |
Originally Posted by ankan.m.blr
(Post 3230752)
I have downloaded 'Sygic GPS Navigation' from Google play in my Galaxy S Duos. There are some maps available to download as 7-day trial version; but India maps are not available (neither for trail nor for purchase). Can any T-Bhpian please help? I need to know from where I need to download India maps. |
Originally Posted by ckranjan
(Post 3230925)
There is a seperate Sygic india paid app on play store. i bought it for 200 bucks sometime back. |
Originally Posted by sagarpadaki
(Post 3230268)
My nexus 4 has a 5v 1.2 amps charger. But the cord length is less for my requirement. Is it OK to use my galaxy nexus charger which is 5v and 0.7 amps. The cord is long enough for my requirement. |
Originally Posted by ramzsys
(Post 3228249)
- Is it possible to install it on my laptop instead just to keep this guy satisfied? |
Originally Posted by tsk1979
(Post 3230359)
Yes it's phone but charging speed will be slower if your new nexus takes in 1.2a charging current. For example the 500ma charger I have charges my note much slower than 2a one |
Originally Posted by ampere
(Post 3230868)
If both the chargers are pumping in the max rated current; into USB, then it should take the same time. But I dont know how much they pump in. Hence cant comment. |
Originally Posted by rohan_iitr
(Post 3231393)
If the charger has a detachabe cable with USB inferface, you could simply use a USB extension cable to increase the length. I use the same approach for charging my Samsung Tablet. :thumbs up Rohan |
Originally Posted by sagarpadaki
(Post 3231502)
I am not too worried about charging speed since I keep it for charge the whole night What I am worried of is the possible damage to battery because of higher current My galaxy s charger pumps in 0.7 amps whereas nexus 4 charger pumps in 1.2 amps. Well the nexus 4 charger does have detachable USB cable. Any suggestions on where to procure a longer cable? I need 2 metre long cable |
Originally Posted by Thad E Ginathom
(Post 3231515)
I am confused by this and welcome clarrification. Isn't it that "pumps in" is not right, but "capable of supplying" would be more correct? My car charger has high and low output sockets. I always use the low one, just in case I'm wrong (and it is enough to power the navigation and display with battery drain anyway) but doesn't a device draw what it draws? Isn't it going to draw the same whether we connect it to a 0.5 amp, 2 amp, or 200 amp supply? |
Originally Posted by kumar2007
(Post 3231586)
I got a 3 meter one off ebay. Cheap and works fine. Yup, I think so too. Connecting to a higher rated charger should not damage the device, but connecting to a charger rated lower than what a device draws could. Or, so I think. |
Originally Posted by sagarpadaki
(Post 3231502)
Well the nexus 4 charger does have detachable USB cable. Any suggestions on where to procure a longer cable? I need 2 metre long cable |
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