Solutions

Approximately 255 Wh battery is required to power a laptop that draws 235 W for 1 hour. The only battery that can be carried on the plane without approval can be a maximum of 100 Wh. That's why we divided the FRAGWATT into 97 Wh modules: Trio (3 modules) lasts 71 minutes in the LLM training and 92 minutes in the ECO profile.

Yes; In the simulation, LLM training with Trio at 35 °C in the shade kept the cells at 38.5 °C, increased to 41.4 °C in direct sun, and the power was not reduced. But the FRAGWATT is not certified against water and sand (IP rating): the fan grill is open. Use in the shade or inside your bag, away from sand and water; Do not charge if it gets wet.

The diameter of the 21700 cells inside is 21.6 mm; We go down to 24 mm with lower and upper thermal pads and 0.8 mm aluminum. A thinner one means either a low-current cell (reduces FPS) or a shorter-lived high-current pouch cell. We stuck with the 21700 to keep the 2-year warranty and 330W; We went from 32 mm to 24 mm by taking the electronics from the top of the cells and moving them to the vertical boards.

No. FRAGWATT is designed to work without a plug. The GaN device is only useful when there is an outlet: you can run the laptop at full power and charge the FRAGWATT with a handheld device instead of the laptop's own brick adapter. You can also use your laptop's own adapter with the KX-D tip for charging.

In the simulation, even in front of 55 °C exhaust air, the cells remained below 56 °C; The smart fan turned off to avoid drawing in hot air and a "hot air" warning appeared on the screen. However, it is best to place the device away from the exhaust with a 1 m cable.

The FRAGWATT powers the laptop at the voltage and power rating listed on the original adapter's label; The output cannot be turned on unless the terminal is recognized and there is an overvoltage lock on the output. We will publish the measurement results on a model basis during the testing phase.

Yes. Core and each Pack individually are 97.2Wh; According to IATA rules, spare batteries under 100 Wh can be carried in cabin baggage without airline approval. Carry modules separately in flight. The airline may have its own rules.

No. Just slide the Pack close to the bottom of the Core: four pairs of N52 magnets in the corners self-align and snap the module into place, and the 12-pin pogo connector makes contact. Core recognizes the new Pack, soft-charges the bus capacitors and turns it on if the voltages are equal; It's also safe to plug in with the outlet open. To detach, simply push the slide lock and slide the module.

A 330W laptop adapter comes with a brick body, a long DC cable going to the laptop, and a separate power cord going to the outlet; That means three pieces and meters of cable in the bag. The FRAGWATT has a single 1 m KX-Link cable, no socket plug. The Solo set weighs 0.73 kg: you can throw it in a lightweight shoulder bag like you would carry a MacBook, but the machine in your hand becomes a full-fledged gaming laptop.

We recommend that you turn on the charging limit in your laptop's software (such as ASUS Battery Health Charging, Lenovo Conservation Mode, MSI Battery Master). Thus, the FRAGWATT's energy goes to the game, not to charge the laptop battery.