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I think that'd be enough. The only thing you might want to consider is having a second very small battery pack in case your main one fails.
If you have your charger at the ready for everytime you stop you should be fine
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I normally carry two smaller packs with less overall capacity than yours.
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I also have the same one as you but ended up swapping to one with qualcomm 3 charging as I found the Powercore 20100 took so long to charge. Like many decisions over kit, I'm sure it was just solving a self made problem for the sake of solving a problem.
A few questions I'd still like to answer...
- Hi-vis gilet for riding through France at night? Does the Rapha Brevet cut it? (I have a voucher which it would be nice to use...)
- Does anyone have some Evazote foam they aren't using? I'd like to pad out the arm rests a bit as finding the standard foam stays compressed towards the end of a long ride.
- I'm sure there will be more in time...
- Hi-vis gilet for riding through France at night? Does the Rapha Brevet cut it? (I have a voucher which it would be nice to use...)
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What's the recommended no of external battery packs to take assuming I'll be sleeping inside every second night? The one I have is a Anker Powercore 20100. They say it will charge an S9 5 times but not sure it really will. Igaro is great for charging the Garmin whilst on the move but not so good for phone charging.