Click to expand. Photive iPhone 5 Portable Battery Charger with Built in Lightning Cable. Ultra Capacity 3000 mAH Rechargable Lithium Polymer battery charger for iPhone 5 Skiva Apple Certified External Battery Pack with built-in Lightning and microUSB Connectors for Apple and Android Devices (Powervault Lightning A2600) I would choose this one below: iPhone 5 External Battery Pack 5000mAh (Limeade Burst L50X2L) with Built-in USB Charging and Compatible Lightning Cable Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk 2. AmazonBasics USB A to Lightning Compatible Cable for iPhone 5, iPad 4, iPad mini, iPod nano 7 and iPod 5 3 Feet / 0.9 m WITH Anker® Astro Mobile Battery Pack 5600mAh Backup Portable External Battery Pack High Capacity Power Bank Charger with built-in Flashlight.

Just search anker on amazon and it will show you a lot of different sized external battery packs. I could not find a battery pack with a build in lightning cable except the one your talking about.

You could always buy a separate battery pack and a lightning cable and put it in a plastic bag thats what i do. I have the Anker Astro E4 13000mah external battery pack from anker and it works great. Anker Astro E4 13000mAh External Battery Charger Power Bank. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk 2. AmazonBasics USB A to Lightning Compatible Cable for iPhone 5, iPad 4, iPad mini, iPod nano 7 and iPod 5 3 Feet / 0.9 m WITH Anker® Astro Mobile Battery Pack 5600mAh Backup Portable External Battery Pack High Capacity Power Bank Charger with built-in Flashlight.

Aug 16, 2015 - You know that big, heavy battery backup box that my iMac plugs into. When your Mac should sleep or power down while running off of the.

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Just search anker on amazon and it will show you a lot of different sized external battery packs. I could not find a battery pack with a build in lightning cable except the one your talking about. You could always buy a separate battery pack and a lightning cable and put it in a plastic bag thats what i do. I have the Anker Astro E4 13000mah external battery pack from anker and it works great. Anker Astro E4 13000mAh External Battery Charger Power Bank. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk 2.

Click to expand.I have the anker astro E4 and E5. I also have the uNu 11000 mah battery too. You can get this one to charge your MacBook Pro: (I do not have this one but it has 4.5 star rations of 200 people) Anker Astro Pro2 20000mAh Ultra-High Capacity Multi-Voltage External Battery Charger Power Pack for Tablets, Netbooks, Notebooks, Laptops and Smart Phones - Compatible with HP, Dell, Acer, Asus, Toshiba Notebooks, Google Nexus Tablets, iPads, iPhones (Lightning Adapter not included), Samsung Galaxy S4, S3, Note 2 and more.

6/25/2008 9:06 PM (in response to Lauren) Hi Rose, Do you know the wattage on your power supply? The 650VA model that you have can handle about 390 watts. First I'd want to know the total wattage of everything plugged in.

Also, you want to make sure that your Mac doesnt have problems with the step approximated sine wave that a Back UPS (vs. Smart UPS) provides. A lot of higher end computers including macs dont like it and either reboot or make a buzzing noise. A smart UPS provides a pure sine wave. Furthermore, it also provides a shorter transfer time to battery which can cause an issue. There should be a clicking noise when the relay moves to transfer the Back UPS to battery operation.

If its constantly clicking, there could be something else going on such as electrical noise or something causing a really high current draw on the circuit, maybe a refrigerator or vacuum. Unfortunately, powerchute support for Macs isnt HUGE so I dont believe it will tell you if there is electrical noise or anything. Other items on different circuits should not have an effect on other circuits unless theres something funky going on (which I doubt). 6/25/2008 11:53 PM (in response to Angela) Thanks for your response. The apple website lists the CPU max power consumption as 250 W. However, I think that with everything else (RAM, drive, card slots, etc.) the wattage might be about 350 and I also saw listed in an apple discussion board that it can draw up to 865 W.