Thank you very much, your comment was very helpful.I don't have a link handy for you but a month or two ago the engineers from RasPi pointed out the part of USB PD that does specify a 5V@5A output on the forum.Hi,
I saw there are already a couple of Threads touching this topic, but no real solution.
To understand why there seem to be no Powerbanks to power a Pi 5 I try to understand what standard the Pi 5 exactly follows regarding power supply.
Non of the USB-C related power standards (Gen2, QC, PD, ...) really offers 5A at 5V.
IIRC, It is a portion of the standard that almost no other manufacturer uses because they use the higher voltage USB PD options to accommodate longer wire length and/or smaller diameter.
With that in mind I was more lucky to find related threads in the forum.
I think the post you had in mind was this:
viewtopic.php?p=2142412
(I leave that here in case someone else is looking for it.)
Statistics: Posted by NaniBahani — Mon Dec 18, 2023 8:08 pm