Charging my phone.....?!

[Sinobarre]

Okay. So my phone died on me at a very important time and I was attempting to charge it using psi because I had no charger at the time. When I tried it THEN it didn't work, but a couple days later I had my phone in my hand for an extended period of time and it had only one bar left of battery. Well I looked at it again and it showed that it had 2 bars of battery left after about 30 minutes. I was not intentionally trying to charge it and had completely forgot about my first attempt. Am I doing it subconsciously or is my phone just being retarded....?

[Shiningwolf]

Psi supposedly affects electronics in weird ways. I tried charging my phone once, all i got was 3 seconds more on battery time -_-

[Sinobarre]

Hahaha! So it's probably just my phone being wonky?

[Shiningwolf]

No clue. I remember MI said he could charge a phone pretty well (he said he did it for his friend or something).

[Sinobarre]

I wasn't even THINKING about Psi at the time. I was just outside with my dog and I saw that there was 2 bars instead of the original 1. Which is why I'm asking.

[Shiningwolf]

Then in my opinion it was probably your phone. My phone does that sometimes too. BUT i heard psi disrupts electronics even if you don't think about it, usually that happens if you've been practicing for a long time, or if your a phoenix or born-on or something.

[Pavlov's Dog]

I've had the same thing happen to me on multiple occasions, though it's not due to psi. Experimentally, I've been offline too long for residual side effects. So, for me, it's the phone overestimating it's power consumption in realtime use, and then refreshing via direct checks when not in use.

But it might well have been something else for your phone. I can only speak for mine.

[ChaosAngel]

I have been able to use psi to charge my electronics but there are so many variables it is hart to actually know if it works since it doesn't work every time... but my camera uses up battery power like crazy so I do start charging the dead batteries and I can some times get it back to full strength... if it works it definitely takes practise because the first few times I tried it didn't work...

[Empathy Born]

Scientifically, not psientifically, many types of chemical batteries can recharge themselves due to residual chemical reactions. For example, my old Game Boy would die, and then I could turn it on again a few hours to a day later and get a good 15 minutes of play out of it before it died again. It was the phone, not you, is my best guess.

[Sinobarre]

Yeah I think so, too, because my previous phone died on me a few times and i've turned it back on and got about 5 minutes of use but only after i've waited for about an hour or so.