The FreeCharge mobile phone charger provides emergency power to mobile phones and enables the user to make and receive calls at anytime, even with a flat phone battery. The FreeCharge consists of a base unit with a hand crank and its own internal battery with a standard Nokia output cable, and several different phone specific connector tips. The FreeCharge is charged using human energy or using the supplied cigarette lighter charger.
The FreeCharge base output is an intelligent Nokia protocol and is customized to other phones through the use of interchangeable tips. These tips interface mechanically with the specific phone or phone series, as well as adapting the electronic protocols where required. Tips included are Motorola V Series, Nextel, Samsung and Sony Ericsson – other tips are available by request.
The FreeCharge also has a socket to receive DC charge from the supplied cigarette lighter charger. This car charger has the same mechanical and electronic platform as the FreeCharge, thus allowing you to charge your FreeCharge or a range of phones from your vehicle. A fully charges FreeCharge provides you with a dependable spare battery for your phone – allowing the first full phone charge without having to wind the FreeCharge.
When used in “wind-up” mode, the FreeCharge is quipped with an LED charge level indicator that illuminates when the handle is turned at the correct speed. However the more effort the user exerts the more energy is supplied to the mobile phone, and it its performance is increased accordingly. A talking time of between 2 – 3 minutes, (depending on the mobile phone used) and several hours of standby time is achieved per 45 seconds of winding.
The casing employs co-molding techniques to provide an inlayed rubberized soft touch feature that enhances its usability and ruggedness.
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*Pricing is in US Dollars, except for Canadian orders where it is in Canadian dollars.