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Gear / Technical Help => Remote Power => Topic started by: emcdos on September 10, 2006, 04:42:19 AM
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Hi there,
http://www.gomadic.com/iriver-h120-emergency-aa-battery-extender.html
Have anyone of you checked this charger with an Iriver H120?
Any kind of experience about it will be very appreciate...
Thanks and cheers...
emcdos.
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I've never used that charger.
However, why not build your own for a much cheaper price? Just a thought.
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is it just me...or is that thing plugged into the wrong end of the unit? ???
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is it just me...or is that thing plugged into the wrong end of the unit? ???
I wondered that too.
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I just bought one of these from eBay ($11 shipped) and will report back as to how it works....
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I just bought one of these from eBay ($11 shipped) and will report back as to how it works....
did this work?
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I bought one from Gomadic. The picture is just a photo shop, it really does plug into the right place.
The battery charger works, but the build quality is cheap. The plastic is thin and I expect the thing to break eventually...
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I bought a battery charger from Boxwave and have been very happy with it. I have figured out that I can keep putting AA batteries in it and never run down my iRiver, even when recording. They have changed the design now, but may be even better with a retractable cord and a flashlight.
http://www.boxwave.com/products/batteryadapter/index.htm
the only draw back is that you need the mini-sync, which is a bit cumbersome, to go from USB connection to the charger plug on the unit.
http://www.boxwave.com/products/minisync/minisync-retractable-cable-iriver-h120_354.htm
i have also had the unit freeze up when i tried playing and charging the unit through the computer at the same time. No problem doing one or the other, though. I often charge the unit at work after listening to it in the car.
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I just bought one of these from eBay ($11 shipped) and will report back as to how it works....
did this work?
I must admit that I've never had to use it. I've only taped at festivals with power, or one-night-and-home club/theater shows.