CCmachined
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In a bored mood thinking about the pandora i decided to play around with some numbers and worked out:
capacity of Pandora battery = 3.7 V * 4000mAh = 14,800 mWh - openpandora.org battery blog post. Not 5V.
capacity of two rechargeable AAs for GP2X = 2500 mAh * 2.4 V = 6,000 mWh (batts in series)
14,800 mWh = 14.8 watthours, 6,000 mWh = 6 watthours.
Panda lasts 10 hours so power usage is 14.8 watthours / 10 hours = 1.48 watts
2x lasts about 4 hours last time i bench'd it so 6 watthours / 4 hours = 1.5 watts.
About the same, but the Panda's battery is about 2 and a half times larger so it lasts much longer
Cool that the Panda takes the same power despite having so much more horsepower (presuming my calculations are accurate)
Energy wise, P's battery capacity in kilojoules (kJ) will be watthours * 60² = 14.8 * 3600 ~= 53,000 J or 53 kJ. About a tenth of a mars bar worth :lol:
capacity of Pandora battery = 3.7 V * 4000mAh = 14,800 mWh - openpandora.org battery blog post. Not 5V.
capacity of two rechargeable AAs for GP2X = 2500 mAh * 2.4 V = 6,000 mWh (batts in series)
14,800 mWh = 14.8 watthours, 6,000 mWh = 6 watthours.
Panda lasts 10 hours so power usage is 14.8 watthours / 10 hours = 1.48 watts
2x lasts about 4 hours last time i bench'd it so 6 watthours / 4 hours = 1.5 watts.
About the same, but the Panda's battery is about 2 and a half times larger so it lasts much longer
Cool that the Panda takes the same power despite having so much more horsepower (presuming my calculations are accurate)
Energy wise, P's battery capacity in kilojoules (kJ) will be watthours * 60² = 14.8 * 3600 ~= 53,000 J or 53 kJ. About a tenth of a mars bar worth :lol: