WARNING: MATH Ahead!
I'd like to point out that 28.4Wh is not the same as 28400mAh. The LimeFuel pack is 20000mAh/74Wh (3.70v battery) and my PowerAdd Pilot x6 is 20800mAh/77Wh (3.70v battery).
As a comparison, the iPad Air 2 is 7324mAh/27.62Wh (3.76v battery) and the Surface Pro 3 is 5676mAh/42Wh at 7.4v. A close competitor to the Surface 3 (Asus T100) is 8060mAh/31Wr, which would give it a 3.846v battery. The Surface 3 should be between 3.7 - 3.9v, but if we use the same voltage as the T100,
Since we don't know the voltage of the Surface 3, we can't find out the mAh. I would give the Surface 3 a 7384Mah battery if it was the same voltage as the T100. (the range should be 7282mAh @ 3.9v - 7676mAh @ 3.7v)
Here is the math if anyone is wondering
(Wh / voltage) * 1000 = mAh
or if we had the mAh:
(mAh / 1000) x voltage = Wh
Wh / (mAh / 1000) = voltage
tl;dr: A 20000mAh external battery should be able to charge the Surface 3 at least twice.
I'd like to point out that 28.4Wh is not the same as 28400mAh. The LimeFuel pack is 20000mAh/74Wh (3.70v battery) and my PowerAdd Pilot x6 is 20800mAh/77Wh (3.70v battery).
As a comparison, the iPad Air 2 is 7324mAh/27.62Wh (3.76v battery) and the Surface Pro 3 is 5676mAh/42Wh at 7.4v. A close competitor to the Surface 3 (Asus T100) is 8060mAh/31Wr, which would give it a 3.846v battery. The Surface 3 should be between 3.7 - 3.9v, but if we use the same voltage as the T100,
Since we don't know the voltage of the Surface 3, we can't find out the mAh. I would give the Surface 3 a 7384Mah battery if it was the same voltage as the T100. (the range should be 7282mAh @ 3.9v - 7676mAh @ 3.7v)
Here is the math if anyone is wondering
(Wh / voltage) * 1000 = mAh
or if we had the mAh:
(mAh / 1000) x voltage = Wh
Wh / (mAh / 1000) = voltage
tl;dr: A 20000mAh external battery should be able to charge the Surface 3 at least twice.
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