| FreeLoader Solar Charger (Pink) | 
| Brand: StuffJunction
Category: Sports
List Price: $69.95
Buy New: $49.95
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Seller: Stuff Junction
Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 288,243
Color: Pink
Fragile: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 0.8 x 4.7 x 2.4
Sample Running times from a fully charged battery
iPod - 18 hours, MP3/MP4 3 hours
Cell Phone - 44 hours, PDA 22 hours
Two Way Radio - 11 hours, PSP - 2.5 hours
included adapters:
LG-KG800 Chocolate Series, Samsung A288, D800
4mm jack for PSP, Tom Tom, PDA's, cameras
Mini USB for Blackberry, Nintendo DS, Headsets
MPN: SC8089
Model: SC8089
EAN: 5060043538910
ASIN: B000ZU46NC
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Charges virtually anything portable: FreeLoader's (supplied) adaptors can power a huge range of portable devices. | | • | mobile phones & bluetooth headsets | | • | digital cameras, MP3 players &iPods | | • | Sat Nav, PDA & PSP & more | | • | range of adaptors included |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
Free Energy on Demand. FreeLoader's internal li-ion battery can be charged in as little as 5 hours by its solar panels or via a computer USB socket in 3 hours (charge cable supplied). Power can then be transferred in double quick time to give 2 hours of talk time on a mobile phone, 18 hours running time on an iPod or 2 1/2 hours play time on a PSP. Use FreeLoader as a charging hub. Freeloader can be charged by its USB cable while powering up your devices at the same time.
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| Customer Reviews:
No Way! February 27, 2009
S. Eason (McKinney, TX)
7 out of 9 found this review helpful
First, I didn't buy this for $159 plus $30 S/H. I paid $70 + $8 so I could take it backpacking with my iPhone. It will not work with an iPhone with a dead battery. It charges its' own battery and feeds that to a device. It will not power an iPhone. Worthless for what I wanted or what it's advertised to do.
Good idea, bad execusion December 4, 2008
Randall L. Hogue
9 out of 9 found this review helpful
I bought the non-pink version of the Freeloader. It looks good and is simple to use but mine only worked for a single charge. The product description said it was iPhone compatible but I think the iPhone pulls too much current for the Freeloader to work properly. I followed the instructions but after the first successful charge of my phone, it fails to charge anything now. I really wish I had better news because it seems like a great little gadget. Perhaps it would work for smaller devices. I couldn't return it becasue I purchased it from overseas and the cost of returning it would have nearly equaled the cost of a new one.
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