I wasn't able to find this online, but after a couple of attempts, got this from Garmin. Thought it was helpful to determine how much backup power I'll need to keep it going over time.
The inReach Mini has a battery capacity rating of needing 1,250 mAh of power to recharge fully.
Found on the Web, is the description below,
"Ampere hour is the amount of energy stored in a battery that allows one ampere of current to flow for one hour. But, if we omit specific technical definitions, the mAh represents the capacity of a battery to store energy as it specifies the measure of battery life before it needs to be recharged."
Understanding the capacity (mAh) and the charge efficiency of a power bank
Simply put, Ampere-Hour (mAh) is a measure of electric charge, which represents the capacity of a battery, while Watt Hour (Wh) is a measure of electric energy.
Watt-Hour = Ampere-Hour x Voltage
The inReach Mini has a battery capacity rating of needing 1,250 mAh of power to recharge fully.
Found on the Web, is the description below,
"Ampere hour is the amount of energy stored in a battery that allows one ampere of current to flow for one hour. But, if we omit specific technical definitions, the mAh represents the capacity of a battery to store energy as it specifies the measure of battery life before it needs to be recharged."
Understanding the capacity (mAh) and the charge efficiency of a power bank
Simply put, Ampere-Hour (mAh) is a measure of electric charge, which represents the capacity of a battery, while Watt Hour (Wh) is a measure of electric energy.
Watt-Hour = Ampere-Hour x Voltage
