How are power banks any different from laptop batteries... Open them up and its 18650 cells most the time... So its dumb they allow one in checked bags but not the other
I plan to bring an uninstalled laptop battery (52 Wh) as a spare battery for my laptop (not a power bank). From your explanation, can I theoretically bring that uninstalled spare laptop battery on a carry on bag? (And I make sure the battery is well protected in a package)
You explain everything so clearly. Thank you for all your videos.
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You are allowed only 2 spare batteries in carry on. Each up to 160 watt hours each.
My battery is 162wh, Is there a way to get rid of the extra 2 wh or will they make a big deal that it has 2 extra wh?
Simple and concise video!
How are power banks any different from laptop batteries... Open them up and its 18650 cells most the time... So its dumb they allow one in checked bags but not the other
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Can i take two power banks of 20k MAH each ? or i am allowed only one?
You are limited to two power banks in your carry-on with a limit of 27k MAH for each one.
I plan to bring an uninstalled laptop battery (52 Wh) as a spare battery for my laptop (not a power bank).
From your explanation, can I theoretically bring that uninstalled spare laptop battery on a carry on bag? (And I make sure the battery is well protected in a package)
Yes, correct. You can pack it your carry-on.
Great video! I understand all airlines allow 100 wh batteries but how do I ask for the airline's approval if I want to carry a battery 101-160 wh?
You can message them through their website or app.
The tsa rule is 2 spare 101-160 watt hours. Once it's through security the airline won't be checking on it.
What about a Noco gb40
You can carry a Noco GB40 in your carry-on