Regarding the voltage of Lithium batteries. The following is taken from this webpage:
Lithium-ion
The nominal voltage of lithium-ion is 3.60V/cell. Some cell manufacturers mark their Li-ion as 3.70V/cell or higher. This offers a marketing advantage because the higher voltage boosts the watt-hours on paper (voltage multiplied by current equals watts).
So the battery for the Nav V/VI is probably made up of two lithium cells wired in series, therefore if the 5v USB input is placed across both cells (individually) then a full charge can be achieved providing the USB socket can deliver the required current.
Lithium-ion
The nominal voltage of lithium-ion is 3.60V/cell. Some cell manufacturers mark their Li-ion as 3.70V/cell or higher. This offers a marketing advantage because the higher voltage boosts the watt-hours on paper (voltage multiplied by current equals watts).
So the battery for the Nav V/VI is probably made up of two lithium cells wired in series, therefore if the 5v USB input is placed across both cells (individually) then a full charge can be achieved providing the USB socket can deliver the required current.
