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Verified product ownerDefinitely not worth the purchase. I'll be buying a solar charger instead.
Most Blackberry batteries are in the 5 Watt-Hour range, so to fully charge the Blackberry from dead would take approx 1 hour. 3 minutes of winding would give you 1/20 of a full charge. Blackberry states 6 hours of talk time on a full battery, which means approx 14 minutes from a 3-minute FreeCharge winding (allowing for losses during the charging process).
I am in Canada, and although solar chargers are nice in the summer months, having the FreeCharge on hand means that I am not at the mercy of the sun should I get into a stretch of bad weather. Every expedition that relies on their satellite phone should have one of these.
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Arthur asked this question on 31st Jan 2008
Q: What is the output available from this device in either Amps or watts please?
A: As the Freecharge does not contain an internal battery, the output is simply 12 volts DC. No further technical information is available at this time. Thomas
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