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How long does the HyperPulse battery last?

Five hours of continuous active use (BLE advertising, IMU sampling, and metric calculation). Standby battery is 14+ days. Charge time from empty to full: 90 minutes via the included Micro-USB cable.

Active battery life

5 hours under full sensor load: 800 Hz IMU streaming, BLE broadcast every 20ms, BLE advertising and IMU processing. That covers a full football game (3 hours including warmups), a soccer match (2 hours), a wrestling dual (4 hours), or a basketball tournament day with 90 minutes of warmup.

Standby battery

14+ days idle. The device wakes when motion is detected and goes back to standby after 90 seconds of stillness.

Charging

90 minutes from empty to full. Micro-USB-B port on the short edge of the patch. The Team Case 22 dock charges 22 units simultaneously. Each puck takes 1.5 hours to fully charge from a 5V/2A source.

Two patches, one game day

For multi-game days (wrestling tournaments, soccer tournaments), athletes pop the sensor out of patch 1 and into patch 2 at halftime. The sensor itself stays the same. Costs $5.80 extra per game day (one extra patch use).

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