Right, here is a question. I can't seem to find anything on Google.
When I have charged my phone in Coventry (USB C lead to charging plug, to socket), it super fast charges.
I get super fast charging with the plug that came with the phone. If I use a different charging plug, I get fast charging and if I just use a standard charging plug, it just says charging
When I try it in Kent at my missus's house, I only get charging, even with the superfast charging plug
Nothing charges fast at her house, no matter what charger you use. She says it is an eco friendly house (only built 11 years ago), so nothing charges fast and none of the lights burn brightly. Is that actually a thing? She says they all have the same thing (her and two daughters)
As I say, I tried searching on Google and nothing came up.
I can charge my phone in an hour in Coventry and it takes forever at her house (and she's not thick. She's an accountant, so I haven't considered denseness on her part )
Right, here is a question. I can't seem to find anything on Google.
When I have charged my phone in Coventry (USB C lead to charging plug, to socket), it super fast charges.
I get super fast charging with the plug that came with the phone. If I use a different charging plug, I get fast charging and if I just use a standard charging plug, it just says charging
When I try it in Kent at my missus's house, I only get charging, even with the superfast charging plug
Nothing charges fast at her house, no matter what charger you use. She says it is an eco friendly house (only built 11 years ago), so nothing charges fast and none of the lights burn brightly. Is that actually a thing? She says they all have the same thing (her and two daughters)
As I say, I tried searching on Google and nothing came up.
I can charge my phone in an hour in Coventry and it takes forever at her house (and she's not thick. She's an accountant, so I haven't considered denseness on her part )
some things for the fairer sex can be a bit complex - particularly when it comes to technology, so dont rule that out
Other options
1. There maybe other things draining the charge (they are not all batteries these days)
2. Have you checked if those plants in the attic are really needed
She could be at the end of a run from the local transformer so her house isn’t getting the nominal 220v. Voltage drops with distance, the nearer your house is to the transformer the higher the voltage you get, the further away you are the less voltage you get.
She could be at the end of a run from the local transformer so her house isn’t getting the nominal 220v. Voltage drops with distance, the nearer your house is to the transformer the higher the voltage you get, the further away you are the less voltage you get.
She could be at the end of a run from the local transformer so her house isn’t getting the nominal 220v. Voltage drops with distance, the nearer your house is to the transformer the higher the voltage you get, the further away you are the less voltage you get.