V G wrote:
>> Not necessarily. USB voltage at the device can be from around 4.3 to
>> 5.5 volts worst case if I remember right. Probably the phone
>> contains a
>> switcher to charge its battery and you don't need to be right on 5
>> volts in. Give it a try with a variable power supply to test it.
>
> Yes, I'm going to experiment with voltage on my $700 phone.

1: $700!?  Is it gold plated with diamond studded keys?

2: I was trying to help and could provide more suggestions and explanation
and clear up a obvious misconception you have, but I've got better things t=
o
do with my free time than to help people who just get snippy in return.


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