(2-Pack) JacobsParts 9V USB C Type-C PD Trigger 3ft 5A Power Cable 5.5 x 2.1mm DC Connector

Works great for KX2 and other QRP rigs!

I just tested the power cable between a PowerBank and a ham radio. Power through the PD power cable to the radio is 12.0 V, which meets my needs. And my not having to build a power cable from component parts, with the risk of reverse polarity to the radio, is worth buying this pre-made this item.Thank you for fulfillment of this order.

Wrong voltage. The cables were unlabeled, but when tested with a volt meter will only provide 12v even though the USB-C PD port is capable of providing 15v. I tested this with another cable and confirmed that the port will provide 15v, but the cable is a 12v cable not the 15v one I ordered.

I use a Z2 auto CPAP when hiking and camping. This cord allows me to use any PD capable USB-C power bank and get the 15v needed to power it. Paired with the right battery, it's AWESOME. TOTAL GAME CHANGER. One simple power bank gets me two nights at my pressure.I checked the voltage with the meter since some have mentioned wrong voltages, mine were dead on, 15v. Center positive on the plug. Totally sweet.

I bought these to power my Arduino Mega project board with my multiple USB-C adapters and battery packs. The seller sent me a warning message about the supported voltage to make sure I understood what would happen if I plugged the cable into a charger that didn't support 12V (which is that the charger falls back to the highest supported voltage) which I liked.When I plug this into my USB-C charger, I get 12V out of the barrel. Works like a charm.

I'm using these to power a pair of GL.iNet Spitz 5G cellular routers. They let me use smaller, more efficient 30W USB-C chargers that are much nicer than the OEM charger. I hope these are always available. I'm tempted to get another pair because this is a bit of a niche need. The quality is great.

My fault. I was drawing 5.75 amps from it. It was probably protecting itself.It woks fin if I don't overload it.Don't wast your time with these cheap cables. Go find some quality cables with quality connectors. If you DO get it to give you the voltage you're needing, don't breathe on it. Don't walk within 10 feet of it on a concrete slab.

I'm using this to power a Z2 CPAP machine for backpacking. It delivers about 15V from every device I have hooked it up to as long as the battery/charger is supposed to deliver 15V. If you need 15V be sure to look at the specs for the battery or charger you want to use it with. Most of the batteries rated over 45 watts can do it. Almost none of the 20000 mAh batteries can do 15 volts. Many but not all of the 30000 mAh batteries can deliver 15 volts. Be sure the battery you buy has USB-C PD OUTPUT, as several of the batteries I looked at only use USB-C for charging.How to tell if your battery will work with this: look for a line like the one below in the product description. If it does not say 15V then it will NOT work with this trigger cable:Type-c Output: 5V-3A / 9V-3A / 12V-3A / 15V-3A / 20V-3.25A (65W Max)