it provides two USB 5v 2100mA outputs and in addition an output with 9v or 12v 2100 mA and comes with lots of adapters. it can be charged while beeing used.
the 12v output is what is needed for the tu-05 car charger.
i think this is a similar one that can be found on amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/EZOPower-10000mAh-Rechargable-Protective-10-1Tablet/dp/tech-data/B00AFSOH8I/ref=de_a_smtd
the easiest solution is to connect a fitting connector instead of the car connector that is provided with the car charger or as i did to have everything somewhat smaller, to extract the car charger pcb board and mount it using a new, smaller case:
here you see the car charger internal pcb board:
in general it is enough to provide a new input connector that fits the output jack of the usb power pack:
i used some red shrink-on tube to visually see that this is the input connector.
as i had no small case i made one out of a piece of plastic (tupperware):
here you see the pcb mounted with some superglue around the led and the cables:
case closed with superglue:
and here with some strong tape around (of course looking somewhat improvised):
