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MrKlaatu · 02-02-04, 04:05 AM

As long as the output Voltage is as close to 5.4V as possible, you're probably OK. The Amperage doesn't much matter, the Axim will only draw as much as is needed, but again....as close to 2410MaHs as is possible is best. If you go lower an either it will just take longer.

If you're Axim says it's battery is Lower than ~70%, some lower Voltage and Lower Amperage chargers could, conceivably, actually DIScharge your battery.

This happens often with USB Sync/Chargers because USB (even USB2) can't put out enough of either. So the Axim will in effect use it's battery to charge itself. Which is actually a Negative Charging cycle.........ie; DISCHARGE of the battery and ultimately, the back-up battery, which equals One Dead Axim (you can read that as a Hard Reset when both batteries reach 0%).

02-02-04, 04:05 AM	#11 (permalink)
MrKlaatu AximsiteKiwiFruit Legend Addicted Member Join Date: May 2003 Location: Valhalla Posts: 15,160 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post Awards Showcase Total Awards: 3	As long as the output Voltage is as close to 5.4V as possible, you're probably OK. The Amperage doesn't much matter, the Axim will only draw as much as is needed, but again....as close to 2410MaHs as is possible is best. If you go lower an either it will just take longer. If you're Axim says it's battery is Lower than ~70%, some lower Voltage and Lower Amperage chargers could, conceivably, actually DIScharge your battery. This happens often with USB Sync/Chargers because USB (even USB2) can't put out enough of either. So the Axim will in effect use it's battery to charge itself. Which is actually a Negative Charging cycle.........ie; DISCHARGE of the battery and ultimately, the back-up battery, which equals One Dead Axim (you can read that as a Hard Reset when both batteries reach 0%). __________________ To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 10 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.