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Freeloader Solar Charger
Now Available: Freeloader Globetrotter Pack
UPDATE: The silver Freeloader is now compatible with the full iPod range, including the iPhone and iPod Touch. There is still a compatibility issue with the pink Freeloader.
The FreeLoader is an advanced portable solar charger that can power most hand held devices. Contained in a tough and stylish aluminum body, the FreeLoader is a durable and portable solution for charging phones, digital cameras, MP3 players, sat navs, iPods, PDAs and PSPs. Can power a mobile phone for 44 hours, a PSP for 2.5 hours, and a PDA for 22 hours.
Features include:
- Solar panels can charge it's internal battery in 5 hours, or 3 hours when using a USB cable
- USB cable included
- Adapters to suit a range of phones, digital cameras, and PSPs*
- Holds up a battery charge up to 3 months
- Able to simultaneously charge hand held devices and charge itself.
- Expected battery life: 5 years
- Ultra lightweight (185g)
- Available in two colours - silver or pink.
Technical specifications:
- 120mA crystalline solar cells
- 100mAh environmentally friendly Li-ion battery
Size: 12.3cm x 6.2cm x 1.7cm
Weight 185g
* Adapters include LG-KG800 Chocolate Series, Motorola - V66 and V3 current series, All Nokia and current N series, Samsung A288 and D800 series, Sony Ericsson T28 and K750 current series, 4mm straight jack for Sony PSP, Tom Tom sat nav, digital cameras, PDAs and two way radios, Mini USB for Blackberry Smart Phones, Nintendo DS, Bluetooth headsets, etc. iPod, iPod Shuffle, MP3 players, smart mobile phones, most PDAs and GPS.
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Martin
11th Jan 2008
Q: Does this work with iPod classic?
A: We have had reports of an incompatibility with the charging system adopted on the brand new iPods, and we are currently investigating this.
hayley
7th Jan 2008
Q: Hi
Can you tell me whether the freeloader is compatible with the new iphone?
Thanks
Hayley
A: At this moment none of the solar chargers in circulation are compatible, due Apple now using the data pin to trickle charge the device.
Over the next 3 to 6 months all our range will be upgraded to charge the Iphone, but for now it will not work.