Showing posts with label plug in car battery charger. Show all posts
Showing posts with label plug in car battery charger. Show all posts
Saturday, October 11, 2014
Keyless Entry Remote Fob Clicker for 2006 Lincoln Navigator With Do-It-Yourself Programming
Thursday, October 2, 2014
Kensington K39264US Travel Battery Pack and Charger for iPhone and iPod touch
- Built-in dock connector to charge your iPhone and flip-out USB tip to recharge without the mess of extra cables
- Extends play time up to 23 hours music, up to 7 hours of video and up to 5 hours of talk time
- LED battery gauge displays remaining battery pack power level
- Perfect for long flights and small travel bags
- 1A power for fast charging of your iPhone, including iPhone 4
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I bought this for my business partner as he uses his iPhone 4 quite a bit and he cannot stop raving about how good it is. The shape of this device makes it really easy to use as a holder for watching a video while supplying battery power at the same time. A definite recommend!Update: I notice that a similar version of this gets knocked for not working with the iPhone 4. This model does and would be the one you should buy if you have an iPhone 4.This charger worked great on my most recent trip away from home. Though my iPod Touch battery life is quite good I still needed a battery backup and this Kensington K39264US Travel Battery Pack and Charger for iPhone and iPod touch unit worked like a charm. As advertised, when my iPod battery ran low I just plugged in the charger and continued listening to my music until my flight was over.
The unit arrived nearly fully charged and I topped it off by plugging it directly into a USB port on my computer using the built-in USB adapter. No extra cables! When I needed to use the unit to charge my iPod I just flipped up the top -which also acts as a stand -and connected it directly to the port. My iPod beeped and displayed it was being charged.
A day or so later I recharged my player again and still the charger was not exhausted. Quite impressive. Little blue status lights along the side indicate the power reserve in the pack so I knew when it was going to need another re-charge. Even after two charges I was only about half empty on the charger and probably could have used it for a 3rd charge before being completely exhausted.
I haven't tried any other charger but I am very pleased with the built-in USB plug and the attached flip-up cover/stand. There's no need to look for a replacement.
Good job, Kensington!
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I spend all day 25 ft. up in a tree deer hunting. This Kensington battery pack and charger is the ideal source in case my IPhone battery discharges with use or unintentionally. I don't go in the woods without it.I was really looking for one or two of their ultra portable battery packs that they made in the past which was a great product!!I had to settle for this. It is OK. When you get to below 20% on your phone this product does not charge your phone completely back up to to 100%, maybe 80 to 90% if you are lucky. (The old product did)
The compactness is Fine except you are trading width for thickness. So it will depend on how you are carrying it. It does charge the phone back to that 80% within I believe it was an hour or two.
The old did it in 1 hour. It is more contained then the the old (it had to be tethered by a cable) but I did not mind the inconvenience for an hour. Price about the same.
Both could charge via computer or AC. I would say if you can find the old one new I would snatch it up. This one I am reviewing is something you just have to settle for because nothing else on the market
is as efficient or reliable as the Kensington!
Monday, September 22, 2014
10 Watt Black Frame Mono-crystalline Solar Panel and Battery Charger
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Location:K55, Baja California, Mexico
Purpose:
Reduce dependence on buddy's noisy & smelly gas generator during weekend trips to beach shack. Week of rest after every usage.
System [June 2008]:
-> 60W total [~3.5Amps]. Two 20W [18Vmp] panel & two 10W [18Vmp] panels of the same mono-crystalline construction. [16AWG]
-> Morningstar MPPT 15 Amp Charge Controller. [14AWG]
-> Two [2] new 12V ~100AH deep cycle batteries [parallel ~200AH, 1/0AWG]
-> 700W AC inverter [4AWG]
-> 3.5KW gas generator to 6Amp AC batt charger for extra charging capacity when needed
Current Load:
-> Three [3] 12V x 26W fluorescent fixtures
-> Two [2] 12V x 15W fluorescent fixtures
-> One [1] 12V x 11W fluorescent fixture
-> One [1] 12V x 13W fluorescent fixture
-> Yamaha 2.1 speakers, 25W
-> Dual-port 12V car cig lighter adapter for mobile phone/iPod chargers.
Notes:
Panels are fixed @ slight SW & angle of ~35° from horizontal due to wind concerns, more than output, but very close to local latitude of ~32°. I was at the Baja house when the winds started the raging fires in SoCAL [2007], it was bad.
Voltage reads 20-24+V @ 3.4-3.6 Amps pre-load between 10:00AM & 3:30PM in June. Current load is lightingOFF & ON 3-4 hours per night. Usually only one or two is ON at any given time. Lights work very well, almost like normal house. iPod is self-powererd to Yamaha 25W 2.1 speakers on inverter for 2-6 hours during day. Currently, we must use generator for TV/movies/games.
Expansion:
Another 20W panel for 80W total went in Dec 2008another 80W will conclude a 160W system. Goal is 3 to 4 times per month...lighting, music, & occasional 26" 60W LCD using 15W DVD player & 25W 2.1 speakers for movies when surf is flat. [~700-800 Watt-Hours/day]
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Sunday, August 24, 2014
Griffin Itrip Auto Universal Plus Refresh FM transmitter and PowerJolt Auto Charging for Portable A
Used it with Zune, iPod and iPhone without a hitch. Around town, a selected preset works the best and avoids re-tuning. On the road, click the button once when you encounter static or interference, and you are in the clear.
A hard wired connx would be better; this is a good second option.Got this item to charge and play music on my Droid. However, it appears to have some issues with charging the Droid. It will start charging the unit for a few seconds or even minutes and then stop (even if the Droid isn't anywhere close to fully charged). The FM radio component seems to work well though, so I'm using it, but it's annoying of course to plug in both a separate car charger and the iTrip. Griffin's tech support has been helpful and quickly got me a replacement unit to try, but it has the same issue. I would only recommend this with the Droid if you are aware that the charging aspect of the iTrip may not work with it.Finally a FM transmitter that is worth something....the sounds that came out were really clear, the range was good (my antenna is on the front of the car), and the smartscan worked great so that i could keep my eyes on the road for the most part....and the USB charger? great idea. i don't think you could do better for the price.I've had a number of these fm transmitters. I had the first one Griffin released for the early iPods. I had a Transpod for the iPod Video. All worked very well. Easy plug and play. Never a problem.
I bought an iPod Touch and tried one of the docking units from Transpod. It didn't allow you to play video whilst plugged in. It also died after 24 hours so I returned it.
I bought one of these (much less expensive) Griffins as a replacement and it works great. I can set it up so my son can watch video whilst I'm driving. The sound quality is very good.
I've driven through cities with it and country and no problem. It's signal is powerful enough to drown out most local stations if I stray into an area where there's conflict. I've heard some newer models had to tone down the transmitter strength. This one doesn't seem toned down. I can use all of the stations without problem.
Design could earn it another star as the cables are a little long and having the transmitter in the middle is not the most convenient. But that's nit-picking. I can't see a real reason not to buy this. I see there's a white version around for less $$$ so that might be a better buy for the frugal.
Wednesday, August 6, 2014
Keyless Entry Remote Fob Clicker for 2003 Chevrolet Monte Carlo With Do-It-Yourself Programming
The kit has one spare remote and very easy instructions to reprogram your new remote.
As a matter of fact it is possible that the only thing you really need is the instructions: When I received the kit, I tried the reprogramming procedure on my old remote and it worked! I didn't even need the new one. This is why I suggest you look online for the proper reprogramming procedure before you buy this; you may not need a new remote, just the proper programming instructions.
If you do need a new remote though, buy this. Don't go to a Chevy dealer; They'll charge you probably around $50 to reprogram your remote, and much more if they take you for a ride (like they tell you your car needs a new BCM for instance).I received my remote yesterday afternoon for my 2003 Chevy Impala. It took me less than 5 minutes to program and be on my way to work. I am thrilled with the service and delivery as well as the ease of how it was programmed. The dealer wanted $55.00 for the remote and $75.00 to program it. Thanks.My original key fob was draining through batteries at lightening speed and then finally stopped working all together. I wish I would've searched on amazon sooner to discover that I could buy a universal replacement. Great buy!My son bought a used Chevy Impala and it didn't have a keyless remote. He found this one which is compatible and we ordered it. Even with the help of Dave at Discount Keyless, it would not sync. Dave gave me one other suggestion, which we tried. When that didn't work I called their 800 number and was able to return the remote, hassle-free!Item was recieved with Ford instructions when item was bought for a GM product. Called there service line for assistance but was put on hold for 10 minutes then I hung up. Item i'm sure works but as far as it being " Do-It-Yourself Programming " i'm not sure about that.
Tuesday, August 5, 2014
Orange Color USB Travel Kit with Car Charger, Wall Charger and USB SYNC Cable Adapter for Apple iPo
- Orange Color chargers and cable
- Compatible with iPod Nano, iPod Classic, iPod Touch & iPhone (All models)
- Charge your iPhone or iPod at home, on the road, or whenever it's not connected to a computer
- Intelligent IC chip
I would recommend it along with the great price.
Wednesday, June 25, 2014
Airnasa Solar Air Purifier
Tuesday, May 6, 2014
Husky Liners Classic Style Custom Fit Molded Front Floor Liner for Select Ford/Mazda/Mercury Models
Wednesday, April 9, 2014
Nissan Quest Wireless DVD Headphones (Black, 1 Headset)
- Infrared Wireless DVD Headphones for Mobile/Vehicle entertainment
- Durable and lightweight construction for comfort
- Padded over-ear headphones for high quality sound
- Folding, dual channel, auto off, adjustable headband
- Free Shipping. 30 day money back guarantee. Batteries Included.
Friday, April 4, 2014
PowerDrive RPPD1000 1000-Watt DC to AC Power Inverter with USB Port and 2 AC Outlet
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I didn't expect it to run as well as it does. i reccomend it for like a small tv, blender, accesorries, etc.Sunday, February 16, 2014
Mini Battery Charger Kit for Samsung SB-LSM80, SB-LSM160 & SB-LSM320 Batteries - with fold-in wall
Friday, November 22, 2013
Husky Liners Classic Style Custom Fit Molded Front Floor Liner for Toyota RAV4 for Select Toyota RA
The liners for the 2010 Altima fit much better. Somehow, they got this one wrong.Perfect fit for RAV 4 but not as sturdy or thick as I would had assumed them to be for the price, but fine overall. Shipping was fast.
Monday, September 16, 2013
Husky Liners Classic Style Custom Fit Molded Front Floor Liner for Select Ford Models (Grey)
2003 Ford F250 Super duty crew cab
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I got a set of these for the front seats of my 2006 F250 CC. I'm in and out of the truck a LOT in the winter, and in some pretty muddy places the rest of the year, and these are just what I was waiting for. They cover the ENTIRE floor area from the seat brackets all the way to the top/front end of the carpet, the vertical part of carpet on the transmission hump, and all the way to the door molding not a piece of unprotected carpet to be seen! The little "pocket" on the door side of the mat holds a pretty large amount of water, so even if you get in the truck with snow-covered boots and it all melts, it doesn't run off onto the carpet like other mats. The only issue I had was having to trim a bit off the edge with a razor blade in two places, where they didn't fit *exactly*.Friday, September 13, 2013
Car DVR-2.7'' or 2.0'' LCD screen Rotating Dual Len Vehicle DVR Road Dash Video Camera Recorder Tra
The video can only be viewed using the app that comes with the device and shows the x,y,z sensors. You can export the video to an .avi file but the sensor graph does not export the x,y,z sensors or the speed. Those are two big flaws.Works very well so far, I like the GPS option. Download video to your computer and it shows your speed and route, pretty clear video at night, it's extremely dark where I live, no street lights, but works well with just headlights on. Night vision cam for inside vehicle not the greatest but works, overall it's a good dash camI admit, the initial start up is a little painful because the manual has been poorly translated to English. This makes initial formatting of card and language selection a bit of guesswork.
However, aside from that just insert a 6 speed or above, 4-32gb mini SD card and youre rock and roll. The menus are simple to interface and adjustable while recording.
As far as the product being cheaply built...eh maybe not Sony standard, but it's effective and works. I think it's more of perception based on its simple design.
I've had mine operational for over a month now and not a lick of problems.As a gadget freak, I didn't really read the manual and I set everything up just fine. I guess people who actually read manuals are not happy with the instructions.
Pros:
two lenses
very reasonable price
GPS
not tested the G sensor yet
image is decent quality. Anything better will cost at least a couple of hundred dollars at least.
the software shows Google map GPS location while it plays. that's pretty neat.
Cons:
Card got stuck in unit inserting the micro SD card I was too lazy to unmount the suction cup and tried putting the micro SD card in, and it missed the adapting bracket, got stuck all the way into the unit. I had to remove four screws and pry it open a bit and shook it out.
SD card formatting a little untable: I'm using a 32G micro SD card and it works fine. At first I formatted the card using the camera, and it had a little flashing warning sign on top. and Mac OSX wouldn't read the card. So I went to a windows machine to format the card and the warning sign is now gone.
The last file is broken and needed repair: i didn't try repairing so i don't know how good it is, but it's spooky. say you have an accident and the unit loses power, leaving the accident clip in a abruptly cut off file that needs repair. not peace of mind. but for the price, this will do.
For the price I paid, and I'm not willing to pay 200 bucks, this works quite nicely with many features, with a lot of features. But it does take a bit of a techie if you run into minor issues.I've bought this camera based on its OK review, I made mistake. All 5/4 stars reviewers mentioned good video quality, well I don't know what they are talking about but I can't even read a license plate on a car which is in a few feet from my bumper. Resolution is 640x480 but looks like sensor is so small... This product is just a joke. If you will get into a trouble (save you God from this) on the road it will not help you at all, especially in case of hit-d-run. Think about it. On other hand you get what you paid for. I understand well that I have to pay $300 (and buy a real HD camera) to be able to read all those characters on license plate from car ahead of me. This product is going back, sorry.
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Znex CI-3180 18.0 Volt 1/2" (12.7mm) Square Drive Cordless Impact Wrench Kit
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