Charging phone from ff battery?

[greatwhite]

Yeah those are only good for 1 maybe 2 charges

http://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/po...l#.VnLhWfkrKUk

[BIG MAC]

Rugger those batteries are rated for 7ah so you should be able to charge your phones easily on a fully charged Battery.

[RHYBAK]

Yah, well how many times are you going to charge your phone from a FF battery if your using your FF at the same time?

[Rugger]

That's the thing, I don't think I will be doing any fishing over the holidays this year. So I may as well use the battery for something!

[RHYBAK]

Lol....I don't think you'll be doing any fishing all winter.

[Sinker]

Can't charge in your vehicle? A deep cycle with a lighter socket plug works great.

S.

[Ten90]

I've used this with success:

http://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/no...-0111907p.html

[Rugger]

Ended up going with this:


All it cost me was $2 or 3 for the adapter.
Sinker: usually at this time of year the car is a 2+ km hike away and I don't feel like hauling a deep cycle up in a toboggan

[MountainM]

I second just getting a small Lith Ion battery pack that you can use to charge phones, and tablets... Anything that charges via USB. The link someone posted to the one at Canadian tire has pretty crappy capacity compared to other units available. Look at the Anker line on amazon.ca

http://www.amazon.ca/Anker-10000mAh-...keywords=anker

This is 10000mAh, vs the 3000mAh that Canadian tire had for the same price....
Most phone batteries are around 2250-3000mAh so you'll get more than a couple charges, and you can go larger capacity if you would like.

[awndray]

Costco has a few options.

http://m.costco.ca/Duracell-CopperTo...100225389.html

http://m.costco.ca/MyCharge-R8808R-A...100157415.html

http://m.costco.ca/Mophie-Juice-Pack...100103178.html

http://m.costco.ca/Bushnell%C3%82%C2...100178034.html