iPad mini G resistance.

[marvs08]

Sirs I am just curious, would anybody here happen to know if the iPad mini can endure about 4-6 Gs when it is used inside a fighter plane perhaps? Thank you guys for any input...

 

[KevinJS]

4-6 G is not too much to endure for solid state electronics. If the iPad couldn't handle it, I would think the plane's control systems would also have trouble.

 

[marvs08]

4-6 G is not too much to endure for solid state electronics. If the iPad couldn't handle it, I would think the plane's control systems would also have trouble.

Thanks a lot Kevin! Appreciate it!

 

[scifan57]

All you need now is a holder for the iPad that can withstand the expected G-forces.

 

[marvs08]

All you need now is a holder for the iPad that can withstand the expected G-forces.

That is my next target! I am planning to use it as a standby GPS device in case my primary malfunctions.

 

[marvs08]

Quick question. I've had an ipad 2 32G wifi since March of last year. I just bought a newtrent powerbank with 7000mah capacity. I tried to charge my ipad using it but was not able to complete it as I had to disconnect it at around 91%. Afer using the ipad for 2 days, it suddenly died and so I thought maybe it just needed some juice. However, after plugging it in a power outlet using my original cable and charger, I found out that it would not charge anymore and is stuck at 1% (it will indicate 1% "charged"). I used the same powerbank with my iphone 4s with no problems. My ipad is running on ios 6.1 and is jailbroken. Please help. ​

http://www.ipadforums.net/editpost.php?p=915333&do=editpost​

 

[iJamesH]

You plan on surfing the net on the iPad while flying a F-22 lol!

 

[zstairlessone]

Here is a possible case
http://www.lifeproof.com/en/ipad/