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SolarMonkey is simply amazing
Rated 5 out of 5Submitted by MuZiZZle on 17th Apr 2009
Verified product owner Got it straight out, and plugged it in to my HTC mobile PDA using the mini USB adapter. It's a dull day here in gateshead, but the power is coming through strong and fast, it's charged 6% of the battery in 15 minutes. Taking into account the phone is on, with a 3G connection and is connecting to 4 email accounts on every minute or so.
I actually purchased this device for my boss who is due to be in a remote part of Scotland, away from electricity, and I'm happy this will suit his needs.
The supplied solarnut will provide 15 minutes of talktime, and 24 hours of standby, so should he be caught short without any sunshine, he knows he'll have some power at hand.
Simply amazing!
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Caroline asked this question on 11th Jan 2009
Q: Hello
I'm a bit confused about the difference between the power monkey and solar monkey especially as the solar is listed as the sucessor but it cheaper. Can you help? Thanks
A: The Solarmonkey is indeed the sucessor - it uses the same high gain solar panel system, but with the capacity to store collected extra energy within the 'monkey nut' device, meaning that you can still charge your gadgets when the clouds come out. It is more compact than the Powermonkey Explorer, which is reflected in the price. It is worth noting that the Powermonkey's larger solar panel results in a faster charge; and the slave on the Powermonkey also has a display allowing you to see the level of charge stored. I hope this helps. Jo.
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Natalie asked this question on 10th Mar 2009
Q: I have an oldish motorola(w220) and an apple i-touch Will the solar-monkey charge both I'm finding it hard to make a decision on which solar charger to get. I'm already saving on my electricity bill as I have a solar radio for bathroom,kitchen an allotment so really want to get as off the grid as I can but not have to fill the window-ledges with chargers
A: Hi, the Solar Monkey comes with an Apple approved iPod connector and a Motorola tip (if it's not the right tip you may be able to use the usb/mini usb connector). As such I think this product does best fit your needs. I hope this helps, Marty.
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Sarah330 asked this question on 16th May 2009
Q: I am planning to walk part of the SW Coatal Path and am looking for a weatherproof solar powered mobile phone charger which I can attach to my rucksack. Will the Solarmonkey do the job?I am having difficulty finding a reasonably priced solar charger for backpackers.
A: Hi, from the sound of it, the most suitable charger for your needs is the Freeloader Globetrotter. It is a very versatile piece of kit and the supercharger can clip onto a backpack and has a fully weather resistant case. I hope this helps. Marty
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anonymous asked this question on 18th Apr 2009
Q: I have the new LG arena phone, will the adapter
fit ?
A: The manufacturer's have confirmed that "It is compatible and the tip comes in the pack."
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