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The FreeCharge 12V Personal Energy Source is a lightweight, durable, and efficient power source for mobile phones and electronic devices. Powered by a winding hand crank, it is independent of conventional power supplies and batteries, enabling the user to make and receive calls at any time, even with a flat phone battery. The FreeCharge 12V consists of a generic base unit and interfaces to the handset through a cigarette lighter socket. The charging protocols are matched to individual handsets by plugging in a cigarette lighter charger specific to each phone. With winding effort, the FreeCharge will adapt its output to match the requirements of the recipient device via the cigarette charger.
Features:
- 3 minute wind produces 9-11 minutes of talk time.
- LED charge level indicator
- No degradable components, great in most conditions
Technical Specifications:
- 12V DC (regulated to 14.2V Max)
- Power is transferred via a cigarette lighter charger
- 2" x 2.4" x 5.3"
- Weight 310g
Colour: Blue
Note: Cigarette lighter charger specific to each phone is not supplied.
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Ethicalsuperstore.com product code: 25792
Shipping Weight: 310g
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stephanie asked this question on 19th Mar 2009
Q: Could it charge an mp3 player that has a cigarette plug thingy?
Thanks
A: Hi, as long as the MP3 player can charge via that connector it should work fine. Marty
