I just recently got the Motorola micro USB car charger and it works great. I would recommend that one.
Need cheap car charger that charges full current
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Money isn't an issue I just want a solution that works
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+1 on the Motorola charger, I have the same thing and it charges fast.
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thank you.. ordered..
that is the one i thought you were saying... but figured id ask for sure as a few cheaper ideas came about..
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16875994275
The one I use...probably cheaper elsewhere but it'll output up to 2.1A. Not sure what the max power draw on the sgs2 is...
The one I use...probably cheaper elsewhere but it'll output up to 2.1A. Not sure what the max power draw on the sgs2 is...
I havent exactly stuck a multimeter to it. But i charge daily using a nice 6 footer I bought off Amazon. If I am losing much amperage I can't tell it in the charge times. I intended to buy some more cables from Monoprice though.
back from my long drive again and my motorola charger works great
this time it kept up with gps winamp and everything else
motorola charger is awesome thanks
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this time it kept up with gps winamp and everything else
motorola charger is awesome thanks
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http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000S5Q9CA/ref=cm_sw_r_an_am_ap_am_us?ie=UTF8
These are really good and sturdy. Plus they are fast chargers
These are really good and sturdy. Plus they are fast chargers
same as the one in post 26... that i purchased..
well side note.. had to buy another.. while it is a great unit.. i had my windshield mount to the left next to my windshield pillar.
Well from the time I purchased my first till now.. the cord was a little tight.. not excessively but a little... tought it was fine.. well it wore the pins out so need a new one... tried salvaging it but no go...
so this time I will have to ziptie some of the coils out to something stiff to get it a little bit longer... unless i can find a extender...
Had great luck with this...
GTMax Metalic Blue 2-Port USB Car Charger Adapter 2A + Wrist Strap Lanyard
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B005XRGNXI/ref=cm_sw_r_an_am_ap_am_us?ie=UTF8
Still doing great almost a year later.
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GTMax Metalic Blue 2-Port USB Car Charger Adapter 2A + Wrist Strap Lanyard
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B005XRGNXI/ref=cm_sw_r_an_am_ap_am_us?ie=UTF8
Still doing great almost a year later.
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1Just open up one of your cheap chargers and short the middle two pins of the USB jack. A drop of solder worked on mine. There are only four pins, so it should be easy to follow and find a place on the circuit board to do it.
Once you get it done, plug in the phone and it will show that it's charging on AC, which means it's pulling 1 amp.1
The 1 amp charger i got from the dollar store already had this in place. I cant say I would have recommended anyone to get one from the dollar store. Ive checked out the components on this one its not too bad.
Note that most cheap inverters use a modified sine wave to gain efficiencies over 80%. Most phone chargers will work okay you might get a little buzzing. But you will often run into chargers, power supplies etc that will only operate properly on a pure sine wave inverter.
