can i charge while I'm flying null

You should be able to charge while on an airplane. You will need to call and check with the airlines as every airlines rules are different. Since it does not produce electromagnetic interfernce like a mobile phone does which gets signal from phone towers it should be fine but i would recommend verifying with the airline to be on the safe side.

Yes, the connected cord works for USB-C for input and output electricity, making it chargeable on a flight if there is a connection like that. Only downside is the cord is very short, so if you need more length to reach the battery, I recommend connecting a cable instead, but this is also an option with this device if you don't want to use the attached cords.

You might. If you have your laptop in hand that should be able to charge the unit. You need a USB-C device that can input 12 volts into the power bank. The unit itself can power other devices while you're flying providing you charged it up before boarding.

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You should be able to charge while on an airplane. You will need to call and check with the airlines as every airlines rules are different. Since it does not produce electromagnetic interfernce like a mobile phone does which gets signal from phone towers it should be fine but i would recommend verifying with the airline to be on the safe side.
Answered by Jamietxrealtor 2 months ago
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Yes, the connected cord works for USB-C for input and output electricity, making it chargeable on a flight if there is a connection like that. Only downside is the cord is very short, so if you need more length to reach the battery, I recommend connecting a cable instead, but this is also an option with this device if you don't want to use the attached cords.
Answered by BrianR 6 months ago
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You might. If you have your laptop in hand that should be able to charge the unit. You need a USB-C device that can input 12 volts into the power bank. The unit itself can power other devices while you're flying providing you charged it up before boarding.
Answered by Aluratek 7 months ago
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