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Solio S224-C41U Magnesium Edition Hybrid Charger

from: Better Energy Systems



Solio S224-C41U Magnesium Edition Hybrid Charger
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Street Price: $169.95
Gaunz Org Price: $124.23
Savings!: $45.72 (27%)
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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars
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Batteries Included: 1
Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: Solio
Color: Magnesium
EAN: 0873028001256
Label: Better Energy Systems
Product Manufacturer: Better Energy Systems
Model: S224-C41U
Publisher: Better Energy Systems
Studio: Better Energy Systems


Piece facts:
  • High capacity internal battery stores energy for up to a year
  • Adapter tip system reduces waste and increases compatibility
  • Rechargeable from the sun or included global wall charger
  • One hour of Sun gives 20 mins talk time or 50 mins of MP3 music
  • Durable and weather resistant



Charger Hybrid Edition Magnesium S224-C41U Solio





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Did you get your recommended daily allowance of Magnesium? Solio Mg (Magnesium) edition combines efficient solar panels and a high capacity battery to collect and store power. With expanded compatibility and a strong yet elegant magnesium alloy shell, this is the most powerful and versatile hybrid charger ever made. lt delivers energy to your cells and cameras and MP3s and more. This universal power adapter boosts up the power of ailing and weak portable electronic devices while you're away from home. Universality is possible through the use of iGo accessory tips. Get your Magnesium today! iGo Samsung tip iGo Blackberry tip Pencil Solio Draw String Hemp Pouch Universal Wall Adapter Solio features a fan-blade design that allows it to achieve maximum solar area when in use. Just spread out the blades, expose them to direct sunlight either out of doors or affixed to a window, and get ready to take your power on the road Charging Solio's internal battery takes 8-10 hours of direct sunlight Solio will charge your device at the same rate as your conventional charger. Using the included wall adapter or USB charging cable Solio will fully charge in approximately 4 hours When charging an iPod directly from the sun, one hour of sunlight will provide about one hour of play time Solio can store energy on its internal battery for up to one year








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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - * Solio magnesium ...
This product was purchased as a back up energy generator for back-country hiking.It is small,handy and light enough for that purpose.
It is nice that the GPS without batteries can be operated while attached to the Solio daytime and only use the GPS's AA battery at night time.Or have the GPS's AA battery installed and connected to the Solio and have it charged on a bright day while hiking and have it on for navigation.The solar source of energy is not like connecting to a wall outlet so don't expect the charging process being efficient and quick.
It would be nice if Solio would add one more "fold" when closed, to cover the last and exposed solar panel for protection.It is yet to be seen, after closing and storing in the back-pack among other things how soon the last exposed solar panel will be damaged and what detriment will it cause to the overall functioning.It is not an accident that in all Solio's advertisements the closed unit is not shown from the "other" side.I advise, to select and use for protection a better "padded" case, than the flimsy cheese-cloth bag supplied with the unit.



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