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How to build an emergency charger with two AA batteries

If you are tired of your battery draining off too rapidly ( Especially when using over clocking software like Pocket hack master and XCpuScalar) then you might consider building your own emergency charge device, like described in the fallowing link:
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http://www.instructables.com/id/MintyBoost!---Small-battery-powered-USB-charger/
Enjoy!

Let's remember how odd this will look if you're trying to go on an airplane with a small Altoids tin with batteries in it!

This is really cool. Thanks!

It´s really nice, but for this price for one pice (20$) and the time to build it, it´s cheaper and easier to buy it ready made.
I get it for 10€ incl. shipping and then with four batteries.

[Hardware] JXD S18 Mini Pad + Battery mod HTC One X [Modification]

I was so tired of this **** battery, i took the time meanwhile to do my modification that i had in my mind for so long..
Original battery was about the same in size and capacity as a BL-C4(nokia 6310 battery).
Now it has a HTC One X (3.7VDC 1800mAh 6.66Whr) battery in it.
Here is it:
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Lets dent it a bit so it fits (carefully of course)
Works perfectly fits like if its the oem battery
Nice :good:
HOWEVER, i do not recommend you to do the same. As its not so good for a lipo battery to be dent as much as i did, and im not sure if this will be safe. So keep in mind if you do the same, its your own responsibility.

Erisin ES2008A feedback from owners

Anyone here own an Erisin ES2008A? KGL RK3166 7" no physical buttons. Any problems?
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I have a 2008a and I like it.
If I would complain about anything it would be the amount of sd space that you can use for apps.
Once you've added 8 fair size apps for tunes and navigation that's about it.
Also bluetooth compatibility isn't the best as hardly any devices will pair with it apart from phones.
A software update would be nice too but to say I'm in my van 18 hours a day with it 3 days a week I'm happy.

I've bought it now and the main aspect I don't like about it is that the screen is too dim, difficult to see in bright sunlight.

How's the Screen on Time on your Moto G7?

Please post screenshots as well as comments about your daily usage!
Speaking of battery life, how is it compared to Moto X Style/Pure?
~Aluminium X

I'm getting around 5-6 hours SOT, bought yesterday
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Excellent. I guess I'm talking more about general battery life but I usually have my screen at least mid level. And I stream Pandora to Bluetooth. Video streaming is good too. I think the moto g4 (my last phone) has the 3000mAh battery too but this phone lasts way better. And it's easy to get to if it needs replacing.

Advice on what's hogging my battery and zapping it at 50ish %

Hi. I'm on the B03 build of Oreo non rooted. Had to manually find the download as bought phone from Italy and imported to UK.
Really like Oreo but since getting it, my battery has been cutting out at around 50% sometimes lower. There is something in the battery life that is hogging it but it doesn't say what, just the android symbol at 86%.
Would a new battery fix this or is it time for a new phone? I've only had this 2 years and most phones I've got 4 years out of. Love the hardware but it's been a bugger for lack of support and no OTA updates.
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