u/gmac83help
Ordered a 7.5mg with them, order took ages then I got the email asking me to pay a huge top up fee for my order last Friday, so took the option to request a refund. But have heard nothing, and no funds returned to my account.
Before I contact them, I just wondered if others are in the same boat?
Thanks
Got the email asking me to pay a top up fee for my order last Friday, and requested a refund. But have heard nothing, and no funds returned to my account.
Before I contact them, I just wondered if others are in the same boat?
Thanks
Hi - I hope this is the right place, if not I genuinely don't know how to contact reddit admins.
I have had this account for a number of years now, people IRL know my account. I needed to post on a specific sub due to a personal medical issue, of a sensitive nature, but I didn't want people IRL to know. My bro in law offered to create an account and post the query. We tried creating an account using his email. But posting wouldn't work (due to lack of Karma, I now know) and he got a ban I think. Pretty sure he didn't do anything wrong though. I believe he has now deleted his account. However, I have also received a ban (twice now, for one week) as the accounts are connected (we were using
I picked up this UGreen Nexode 65W charger from Amazon. https://amzn.eu/d/75HGZmj
It’s PD3.0 compatible, and will apparently charge at 65W at 5V, 9V, 12V or 15V @ up to 3A, and 20V @ 3.25A.
When I plug it into my daughter’s Xiaomi Pad 7 Pro, it charges ok but then cuts out after a few mins, then restarts. I only noticed as the pad pings when charging starts again, and I noticed it doing it every few minutes.
I plugged my USB monitor in and was pleased to see it charge at 40+W, but surprised to see the voltage staying at 8-9V but the current increasing up to about 4.6A, well above what the specification says. So I presume it is the charger over-current protect
I picked up this UGreen 65W charger from Amazon. https://amzn.eu/d/75HGZmj
It’s PD3.0 compatible, and will apparently charge at 65W at 5V, 9V, 12V or 15V @ up to 3A.
When I plug it into my daughter’s newish Xiaomi Pad 7 Pro, it charges ok but then cuts out after a few mins, then restarts. I only noticed as the pad pings when charging stops, and I noticed it doing it repeatedly.
I plugged my usb monitor in and was surprised to see the voltage staying at 8-9V but the current increasing up to about 4.6-4.7A, well above what the specification says. So I presume it is the charger or the pad’s over current protection repeatedly kicking in.
Why would it stick to 9V only and not negotiate a h
Inspired by u/FlabExecutioner 's excellent spreadsheet I went ahead and created one too. Grey cells are locked, and I input into the white cells and it takes the pain out of the kg/lb conversions and calculates BMI.
In recent weeks I've upped calorie intake to around 1800, as felt I was losing a little too quickly. i also started taking creatine alongside working out 3x per week, which I'm sure has affected the scales a little too.
But, as a data guy, this has definitely incentivised me to keep going! :) Suggested improvements welcome though :)
Hope this is ok to ask here…As well as this fabulous sub, I’m a member of both subs (as I imagine many here are) and like both, but am I picking up some kind of dislike/rivalry between the two? Has there been some kind of disagreement in the past, before I joined?
