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Power virtually any of your portable devices for free, with the brand new Freeloader Pico.
The Pico uses advanced solar cell and Li-ion battery technology to deliver power in all daylight conditions. Simply connect the Pico rusing one of the tips provided.
Supplied adaptors:
- Mini USB to suit Motorola, Blackberry and most smart phones, Gamin, PDA’s etc
- To suit G series Samsung phones To suit all current Sony Ericsson phones
- Small pin adaptor for Nokia phones
Charge up time:
- From the sun – 10 hours
- From USB – 3 hours
Time to deliver power from the Pico to a device – 30 minutes.
Protect your Pico with the especially designed Pico Gel Case .
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NaturalCollection.com product code: 214421
Shipping Weight: 94g
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Submitted by anonymous
on 6th Feb 2010
Q: will it charge an ipod nano & a garmin 205?
A: Hi, the Pico can charge a Garmin, provided that it is charged through a mini USB tip. To charge an iPod, you would need the USB power cable supplied with the iPod and plug this into the Pico via the "Power Out" socket. Hope this helps. Robyn.
Submitted by anonymous
on 21st May 2010
Q: If placed on the dashboard of a car would the Pico charge in the time quoted or would charging be impeded by the windscreen's uv filter?
A: Hi, the Pico Solar Charger will charge through a windscreen or other window, however, it will take longer to reach full charge this way. For best results, the Freeloader Pico should be left to charge in direct sunlight. I hope this helps. Robyn.
