2023-06-18 18:00:00
What could be worse than running out of battery in your phone without access to power? There are tips for reloading. Here are four.
During a power outage, we find ourselves deprived of the majority of our electronic devices and then we find ourselves praying that it won’t last too long and that we have enough battery in his smartphone. If you already have external batteries, solar chargers or the like, you don’t have much to worry about. But what if you don’t have any of that? Luckily, even without a power grid, you have options.
Use your car
The most obvious solution to the problem is your car. Most modern cars have USB ports, and car batteries are good power sources. Your car is then the most efficient and complex generator at your fingertips.
If your vehicle does not have a USB port, perhaps you have a starter kit with a USB port.
Opt for a manual feeder
If you regularly go on an outdoor adventure, you may be familiar with hand crank loaders. Perfect for emergencies. Most also have a radio and flashlight. Some even have the option of being charged by solar energy or via AAA batteries. You will not reach 100% charge with one of these accessories, only a few percent, or a few minutes of communication, but it is enough to call for help or seek information.
Burn things to recover battery
You can use combustible material in an accessory like the BioLite Campstove 2+ to charge your smartphone. Put whatever you want to burn in it, light the fire and let it burn. The heat generated will be converted into energy. You will need to let the fire burn for several hours to properly charge your device, but you will still be able to have battery power even without Sun. The Campstove 2+ also has an integrated battery. Convenient.
Batteries can also charge your phone
You can also use conventional 9V batteries to charge your phone. The easiest way is to use 9V batteries. And since these are the batteries that go into smoke detectors, you may have some in your home.
To do this, you need a car phone charger, a 9V battery, a USB cable and the associated adapter if necessary, a piece of conductive metal such as a key or a paper clip. Put the cable in the charger and attach the key or paper clip to the side of the charger so that it touches the negative terminal and the bottom. By bringing the negative and positive terminals of the battery into contact with the terminals of the charger, you will be able to recharge your phone, slowly but still. Enough to make an emergency call. It also works with AA or AAA batteries, but you have to connect the batteries together. A little more complex, but nothing impossible.
Staying connected during an emergency is critical. If you find yourself running out of power and your phone is on the verge of running out of battery, one of these tricks could save you.
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