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OEM Sprint Micro USB Rapid Car Vehicle Auto Plug in Battery Charger + Home Wall Travel Charger for S
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BestDealUSA Watches Wrist Power Charger Battery For iPhone iPad SamSung MP4 Black
- Four LED power demand, the water light charging indicator.
- No load,one minute off function, to conserve energy
- With low voltage alarm function, so that users can charge it in time.
- Polymer lithium-ion batteries, environmentally friendly, safe, non-toxic
- Short-circuit, over current, over discharge, over charge, such as intelligent protection circuit
Mini Battery Charger Kit for Panasonic CGA-DU14, & DU21 / VW-VBG130, VBG260 & VBG6 Batteries - with
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Power Bright CW150 150 Watt Ultra-Slim 12 Volt DC To 110 Volt AC Power Inverter With USB
I bought this to fit in my arm rest center console. It fits fine, but snugly. Also, it's a little loud. Also when I plug in my gaming laptop, which says it draws 110watts, as well as GPS into USB, it shuts down when I actually start playing a game and the fan kicks in, which is really annoying.Duracell makes a Pocket 175 model (also sold on Amazon) that is slightly thinner overall (doesn't have this ugly bump this model has), and about a half inch shorter (4" vs 4.5"), also it's almost a half inch narrower (2.6" vs 2.9"). In general it takes up about 1/3rd less space than this model, which is really significant. The duracell model also delivers 175 watts vs 150 on this unit, enough so I can run my laptop and GPS at the same time without a single issue (I spent 3 hours in my car the other day and the duracell model fully charged the laptop while running 3D apps and my GPSTHIS model can't do that).
Also the Duracell model is quieter... I wish I bought the duracell model first, this unit falls a little short in every category and is now sitting in my junk drawer.
If you are SURE you only need 150 watts, don't mind spending the same amount of money and getting something less, more bulky and louder, then maybe get this.
Seriously, this unit is over-priced, since Duracell is a big brand name and their pocket 175 is so much better for the same price.
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Kenwood DNX5120 6.1-Inch-Wide Double-DIN In-Dash Navigation with USB/iPod Direct Control/DVD Receive
- Garmin navigation system, radio, DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW, CD, CD-R/RW, MP3/WMA/AAC, MPEG1/MPEG2, iPod, USB, HD/SAT radio-ready, Bluetooth-ready receiver
- 4 x 50 Watts maximum power with two 2V preamp outputs
- 6.1-inch TFT LCD touchscreen display with 480 x 234 pixel resolution
- Includes direct iPod connection, USB music streaming, front panel A/V input; add Kenwood adapters for SAT/HD Radio and Bluetooth
- One-year limited warranty
It doesn't change how good this radio is, but I just wanted to make sure no one was basing their purchase on an incorrect statement.The main advantages of this unit over similar units are (i) nav data not DVD-based or hard-disk-based, everything is on flash memory; (ii) name-brand nav (Garmin) and name-brand bluetooth add-on (Parrot), unlike off-brand hardware/firmware on other competing units; (iii) no retractable screen so fewer moving parts to fail.
Basically this is a very good and useful unit. The nav is well-designed and works well. I do have some complaints:
(a) Even though everything is in flash memory, startup is slow. You will be halfway down the block before the nav is ready, and two blocks away before the bluetooth unit has paired with your phone. I have been told that competing units are even slower, so maybe this is an improvement, but technology still has a ways to go. Certainly no reason for pairing to take this long, my old radio paired almost instantly.
(b) Awful interface (except the Garmin part, which is fine):
--The front panel buttons are completely non-intuitive; try figuring out how to turn the whole thing off and on, or how to turn off the radio playing in the background when using the nav. You can get used to it, but it's inelegant to say the least, and if you lend your car to someone, they'll never figure it out.
--The onscreen menus are a complete jumble, and the manual is incomprehensible. (I consider myself to be technically savvy; I installed the system myself.)
--The mp3 menu is awful, for example you can see tracks sorted by album or artist, but you just have to know how to do it because it is far from obvious. You need to push a button mysteriously marked PLIST. You have to do it again each time you start the car.
--The Bluetooth interface is poorly designed, for example you can choose a number by voice commands, but you can't actually voice dial...you have to look at the screen and touch the 'dial' button to complete the dialing process.
(c) If disconnected from the battery, all the settings are lost, and this can cause more problems than just loss of radio presets. I realize that after installation the unit shouldn't normally lose power, but if you take it in for service and they disconnect and reconnect the battery, the backup camera (add-on) stops working!
I thought they cut the cable somehow, but actually the default setting of the Kenwood DNX5120 is to ignore the backup voltage signal. You have to go in and change the setting back. (There is a way to save the settings in nonvolatile memory and restore them, but this has to be done manually every time...why not save all settings in flash memory automatically?)Kenwood DNX5120
I June 5, 2008, I purchased and had Platinum Audio in Corona, California install my DNX5120. I have had Sony, Alpine, and Kenwood stereos prior and have experimented with iPod connections to these stereos. The stereo's killed two of my iPods. The DNX5120 broke all the rules and really exceeded my expectations as far as the iPod interface. The integration is clean, easy to understand, and faster to use than the iPod itself. Here is an example. I have countless artists on my iPod. Using the scroll wheel it take time to scroll through the artist until letters come up and to be honest with you, it takes me a least two tries to land on the right letter. Using the DNX5120, I can scroll down by multiple artist and even click on slide bar to go half the way down my list or all the way down. All this at the speed of just pressing button and not waiting for the iPod or the stereo to catch up.
The navigation is dummy proof. I have used the BMW, Toyota, Magellan, Tom Tom, and Honda navigation and the DNX5120 blows them out of the water. It does not get any easier than this. I have read that it takes a long time to start up. I don't see that problem. Once I start my vehicle, the Kenwood screen appears for about 5 seconds and I am off to the races. After all, it is not good for the vehicle if you start and immediately drive.
I don't have any complaints about the stereo. Here are some things I really like;
* Knob for volume. It feel sturdy and I like touching the screen less than I have too
* Clean font, easy to read
* Quick/easy/instant access from user interface to navigation and back
* Easy to understand hierarchy of menu
* Garmin Nav. is easy to use and easy to upgrade
* No need for second DVD box for nav.
* Excellent GPS signal quality
* Ability to watch iPod movies on screen
* USB connection...I like putting my on photo as a background
The bottom line is the shop did an outstanding job the installation and the DNX5120 works better than what I had expected. When you put this stereo in perspective, it is combining a tuner, a DVD player, an audio iPod, a video ipod, XM, and CD/MP3 player together into one unit with none to little glitches. And if you are an Apple fan like myself, this works perfectly with the iPod.
That is my two cents and five out of five stars......I came from a Pioneer D3. This unit does some things better and some not. The D3 is also an older unit. Obviously the Garmin Navigation is the way to go. They make the best portable units, same applies here. The audio/video UI is not the greatest I'll admit that. I liked the D3 better. That being said the 5120 has a better Sirius interface and I believe HD Radio is too. It can show much more info at a time instead of hitting buttons to scroll through. That and the flash based navigation is what made me change. Having to put in a disc for navigation is just plain silly. Installation for add-ons was also easier with the 5120. No power required for the bluetooth or satellite boxes. Just plug in the communication cable, pretty simple. I'd have no problems recommending this to a friend. It does everything good enough.
Now, on to the various bits and pieces of the unit and accessories:
I love the GPS, it's like the suction cup Garmins with a bigger screen. You can even interface it to a computer using the mini-usb plug on the back, just like the standalone garmin units. Using this connector you can swap out the voices, customize it etc. I have read where some people plug in a cable and leave it somewhere accessible so they can reach it easily without pulling it out of the dash. However, this is also where the GTM10 traffic receiver plugs in, so it diminishes the usefulness for me. Nonetheless, this isn't even an advertised feature, so I can't hardly fault them for not making it more convenient to use. The "official" method of updating maps and firmware is to use CD's / DVD's in the unit's drive, and this works well. One thing to note, however, if you receive a unit that has garmin firmware < 2.5, if you are upgrading to 2.5 you have to unplug the GTM10 traffic receiver or it will freeze up during upgrade. I thought I had bricked my unit, but found some hints online and managed to get the thing upgraded by temporarily unplugging the traffic receiver. Ironically, V2.5 actually fixes the problem where it hangs on firmware update when the traffic receiver is plugged in. I would highly recommend the GTM10 unit if you live in the coverage area. It's really cool to be able to have your gps take you home and route you around car wrecks and such. Also, it's easy to add custom POI's using a burned cd (or usb connector in the back).
The bluetooth: I like the way the bluetooth sounds (mic placement is key), it connects reliably. The whole hands-free-to-shift-and-steer-and-talk-yet-not-commit-vehicular-homicide feature is nice too. And it is kind of neat how well integrated it is with the phone. I see the battery strength, the signal strength etc up on my display. My blackberry 8830 (sprint) syncs fine, the phone book syncs fine, everything works the way it's supposed to. (If anyone is having issues with their bluetooth connecting to their blackberry etc, make sure you're on the latest firmware of both the deck and the bt unit itsself.) And now the bad: Voice dialing. My blackberry actually has very competent built-in voice dialing system. When I use my motorola earpiece, I can hit the button on it and say "dial so and so mobile" and it usually gets it right. However, the kenwood / parrot unit completely bypasses this functionality and replaces it with its own subpar system. Subpar is overly generous even. It's truly horrible, to the point where it's unusable. To voice dial, you have to: first record yourself saying the person's name. Then, after you have that person recorded as a voice dial preset, you have to hit the button for voice dialing, say the name, cross your fingers and hope it recognized what you said, then if all goes well it shows you the person's name, then you have to select the number, hit the button again to dial. It's far less accurate than my blackberry and I didn't even train it. It's easier just to use the 6 preset buttons they give you on the main screen . Less button presses overall, too bad they only give you 6. Still though, I like having my bluetooth integrated with my stereo, I like having the volume cut when I take a call automagically, I like not having to drive down the road wearing my earbud, or worse yet forget I have it in my ear and walk into the store and be "that guy".
Sirius: This interface is actually very nice. I will recommend that you switch to the 2 line display so that you can see the song info etc on the same screen with the presets. But this works great, very well integrated.
iPod interface: Poifect. One suggestion though: Make sure you leave the cable to where you can easily pull out the USB connector for use with thumb drives etc.
Sound: The unit sounds very good, much better than my factory deck (though that's not saying much). It even has a parametric EQ! That being said, it might be more usable if it had some low / mid / high knobs somewhere on the front (as someone else pointed out), but hey, if you're truly into tuning your sound, 3 band parametric EQ is nothing if not tunable. Not to mention complete overkill, but I digress... 99% of the population is going to look at "Q" and go "wuuuh?" Also it looks as though it has a built in xover, though I haven't dove into these features since I'm not using external amplification.
Car Mount Holder Kit for Air Vents and Windshield + Car Auto Plug-in Vehicle Charger + Leather Cover
This combo kit is exactly what i needed. Been on my windshield for 2 days now and hasnt fell. works better and bettter constructed than I wouldve thought. Glad I bought it!
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Kenwood KVT-512 7-Inch Wide Indash Monitor with USB/iPOD Direct Control/DVD Receiver
- AM/FM radio, DVD, DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW, CD, CD-R/RW, VCD, MP3/WMA/AAC, MPEG1/MPEG2
- 4 x 50 Watts maximum power with two 2V preamp outputs
- 7-inch motorized TFT LCD touchscreen display with 480 x 234 pixel resolution
- Includes direct iPod connection, USB music streaming, front panel A/V input, A/V output
- One-year limited warranty
You have to touch the screen on a unmarked location to activate the menu control options which is something I need to get used to. So far...I am definitely enjoying my new toy.
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The quality of the image its really good. When its closed nobody theinks that have a monitor, its really easy to use and I change my car but i keep the radio.Works great just a little slow to read the iPod especially after adding new data to the iPod.Want Kenwood KVT-512 7-Inch Wide Indash Monitor with USB/iPOD Direct Control/DVD Receiver Discount?
it's a nice radio,great features and it does what is expected and what it's supposed to do.should have a dtachable face for the price you pay.but not a b ad radio at all,kenwood the name speaks for itself.
Instapark® NEW All Black 20W High-Efficiency Mono-crystalline Solar Panel
Have had one of these for a almost a year now, been under snow, in rain, still works... no condensation on glass so must be air tight, still kicking out the power. kinda artsy looking too, the problem with making one yourself is getting the thing airtight, getting a frame... soldering, hooking up, almost not worth the problems. So if ease of installation is your concern this fits the bill...
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Added this to 4watt bruton panels to get more umph for my solar project for a cabin. Have them charging 2 interstate marine batteries that run a 400 watt cobra inverter for small charging and lighting. Dont want to go too large, then the idea of being disconnected is gone. Will be installing this set up soon and will have pics and additional reviews after.Read Best Reviews of Instapark® NEW All Black 20W High-Efficiency Mono-crystalline Solar Panel Here
I work in the solar industry but we only deal with larger panels for homes and bushiness. I bought this little panel to keep my deep cycle battery in my camper topped off when I'm camping. It is a nice looking all black panel and seems to be well built. The voltage and current readings seemed to be within spec according to my multimeter and overall I'm very happy with it. The only reason I gave it four stars is that the junction box wiring in the back is a little cheap looking and might require some service if the wires are tugged. The panel is also a very nice small size which is great for taking in your car or RV. Compare the dimensions of this crystalline silicon panel to amorphous versions of the same wattage crystalline silicon is still much more efficient. There is some debate about whether the amorphous products produce better with partial shading or in low light but I'm not convinced by those arguments.Want Instapark® NEW All Black 20W High-Efficiency Mono-crystalline Solar Panel Discount?
Nice panel and a good value for the money. am purchasing 3 more for my sailboat.would recommend to my friends.Save 46% Off
Vector VEC 024B 400-Watt D/C to A/C Power Inverter with Power Level Meter
I bought the Vector MAXX 400 watt inverter because it was about the highest wattage inverter available that still plugged into the cigarette lighter and I am not displeased. The unit comes with both a cigarette lighter cord and alligator clips which can be attached directly to the battery. These are color coded and connected to the unit by the user. I just leave the cigarette lighter cord attached as it still fits in the convenient hard-shell carrying case in that configuration. The unit has audio alarm for low power, a circuit breaker, and a fan which is not too loud.I found it easy to use just hook up the cables, plug it in and run my stuff. I mostly use this to power a laptop running navigation software or recharge a cell phone and it works great. (I probably do not need this much power for these tasks but you never know when you will need the extra juice for other usage.) It powered the laptop on a 12 hour drive from Chicago to D.C. with no problems. I do use a surge suppressor for the laptop but that is just me and to the best of my knowledge, the Vector MAXX has never triggered the surge suppressor.
My only (mild) complaint is that the cords are a little short. Overall, I find it easy to use and pretty handy to have around. I recommend it.
I have a 5000 watt gas generator, but that is too much work for short duration outages and the mobile cart fills the need just fine without all the noise.
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I was disappointed to read in the manual that you can only pull 80 watts when this unit is plugged into a cigarette lighter. Many cars have 15amp fuses on the lighter, which is 180 watts. I own two "smaller" inverters that deliver 150 Watts from the lighter. If the 80 Watt limitation had been mentioned in the ad copy, I wouldn't have purchased this item.Read Best Reviews of Vector VEC 024B 400-Watt D/C to A/C Power Inverter with Power Level Meter Here
I bought this back in February 2006 in a local store but I'm glad to see they're still for sale. I've used it on every long trip I've taken since then and it has earned its spot in my console. I can't remember what I paid for it but $100 would still be a good value. Its great for camping and other situations where power isn't guaranteed. I've run and charged two laptops simultaneously off it with no problems. Friends and family ask where they can get one and I'm glad I can direct them here. Two issues are the fan noise is a bit loud and you can get feedback through the stereo when charging certain devices.Want Vector VEC 024B 400-Watt D/C to A/C Power Inverter with Power Level Meter Discount?
I had no real complaints with the functioning of the unit until it died (and I actually repaired!). I used it on occasion, not very often. However, there is absolutely no excuse for the way this unit is built. It's as if Vector wants the unit to be easily destroyed.Who puts the protection fuses inside an Inverter casing and permanently solders them with heavy solder to an electronics board? The whole point of a fuse is to protect a component and to be easily replaced. If you saw the inside of this thing you would know Vector Does Not Want The Fuses To Be Replaced. You pop a fuse you destroy the Inverter! Perhaps it is an easy way for them to get paid repair service or paid swap outs.
Either way, whoever designed this thing was crazy. >Definitely Check The Casing Of Any Inverter You Buy And Confirm It Has External Replacable Protection Fuses< If it does not, do not buy. Too bad Vector, I modified the one I have so the fuses may be replaced, although still not easily. They may have changed this since I bought mine but I doubt it.
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(2) PAIR COBRA CXT135 MicroTalk 16 Mile 22 Channel Walkie Talkie 2-Way Radios
- NOAA Weather & Emergency Radio - Be prepared for storms and emergencies with the built-in NOAA radio receiver providing coverage of all government operated weather channels
- Up to 16 Mile Range - Extended range capability provides up to 16 miles range. (Range will vary depending on terrain and conditions)
- 22 Channels - Front panel push buttons provide easy access to all 22 channels (7 GMRS/FRS, 7 FRS, 8 GMRS). Works with other GMRS/FRS walkie-talkie 2-way radios.
- Battery Saver Circuitry - A unique circuit extends the life of the batteries. If there are no transmissions within 10 seconds, the unit will automatically switch to battery saver mode.
- Roger Beep Tone - Conformation tone indicates the completion of the user's transmission, and signals to others it is clear to talk.
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This was a Christmas present for one grandson; however, with four receivers, he shares with his brother and two cousins. They are having a blast hiding all over the property and calling one another. Good range; however, we haven't tested it to its limits.I like everything except the batteries last for about 4 hours and need re-charging. Is there anything I need to do to make the batteries last longer?Want (2) PAIR COBRA CXT135 MicroTalk 16 Mile 22 Channel Walkie Talkie 2-Way Radios Discount?
Ok product. Range was about a mile on a normal road. Not bad overall. Battery only last for a day.
YTX7L-BS Motorcycle Battery for KAWASAKI EX250 Ninja 250CC 95-'07
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The price on this battery is great. Received the battery and immediately installed in my ninja 250 and started it right up.
Schumacher 12 & 6 Volt Speed Charge High Frequency Fully Automatic 2-15-40 Amp Battery Charger Maint
I suggest you buy this locally where it can be returned if you are unhappy. When I called customer support all I got was questions about my batteries, none about the charger.I have several batteries which all needed to be charged: 2 car, 1 motorcycle. The desulfation mode did not work as advertised. The charger neither recognized or desulfated. In the end, I resorted to using an old dumb charger to restore the batteries because the 12000A failed repeatedly, mostly with 'Aborted' status. The one time it did operate to a 'Charge Complete', the charge was weak and needed to be finished using my old dumb 12V-10Amp charger.
And regarding the 120 amp engine start mode, it is pretty useless. The charger will supply 5 seconds then do a 3 minute recovery. And as I found out during my usage, any portion of that 5 seconds activates the 3 minute recovery. So if you crank for 2-3 seconds, stop to spray starting fluid, then you have to wait 3 minutes before being allowed you next 5 seconds of starting.
This charger is advertised as smart, with the ability to recognize and treat sulfation. It did neither. But, on the other hand, customer service was able to say from 2000 miles away that the battery was sulfated. The battery has now been charged and is doing fine. I just used my 20 year old 12V-10Amp dumb charger.
14500 900mah 3.6v Rechargeable Li-ion Battery + Charger
- Li-Ion Rechargeable 14500 with IC Protection
- Compact travel charger
- Can be charged over 500 times
- Holds 85% charge over 12month period
- Great for flashlights, lasers, photography and other compatible high-end electronics
and performes great.It charges really fast and the light indecator is a nice plus.
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Belkin Dual USB and AC Wall Charger for iPod
- Compatibility: iPod mini; iPod classic 4G, 5G
- Also works with many popular cell phones and other mini-USB charging devices
- Features folding prongs for compact storability and portability
- Includes iPod USB-to-dock and USB-to-mini-USB connector cables
- Comes with Belkin's three-year warranty
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Great item for frequent travel. I keep it in my travel kit so I can charge multiple small devices: phone, bluetooth ear phone, iPod, etc. I am going to search to see if Belkin makes one of these with a European plug--which, if they don't, they should! This one works very well with a plug adapter. The power on light is very bright; works well as a night light, but if it is in your line of sight, you may have to cover it up. It is a great item. I will probably get another one.Read Best Reviews of Belkin Dual USB and AC Wall Charger for iPod Here
If you need a second charger and charging cable (will not sync just charge) for your iphone 3g look no further. It works great and it is more versatile (and a lot cheaper) than the over priced Apple charger. I highly recommend it.Want Belkin Dual USB and AC Wall Charger for iPod Discount?
I bought this to charge all our iPods, iTouch, and iPhones during our trip to Europe. This was the only charging device I brought along, and it worked great. 120v, 220v no problem. Don't hesitate, I still use today. It allows charging of two devices at the same time. Blue light is bright but doesn't bother me.
Rapid Car Kit Auto Plug-in Power Charger for Verizon LG enV2 VX9100 - Net10 LG 620g - LG enV3 VX9200
Super price for a car charger for my LG620 cell phone. Arrived very quickly. In stores where this item is sold, you would pay much more for the same product.Save 95% Off
Schumacher Electric 6/2A Dual Rate Charger Se-82-6 Auto Manual Battery Chargers
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Rapid Car Kit Auto Plug-in Power Charger for Virgin Mobile LG Optimus S - LG Rumor Touch - Samsung R
The car charger was great for me because one time I forget to plug in at night. I only have the one charger in the house and my daughter suggested I get one for the car, but I did not think I needed it. I ran into a problem before ordering the charger where I was in the car with only one bar left to talk and it was a day when everyone was calling. Thank you for this great charger, works in minutes.Save 86% Off
BLUE SEA 5502 CLASS T FUSE BLOCK 225-400 AMP
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Tripp Lite PV1800HF Compact Inverter 1800W 12V DC to AC 120V 5-15R 4 Outlet
- PowerVerter Ultra-Compact Inverter, portable power for all applications
- 1800 watts continuous output power; up to 3600 watts instantaneous power
- 4 AC outlets; rugged all-metal housing
- Automatic shutdown feature prevents battery drain
- 1-Year warranty
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A very reliable product! As long as you calculate the wattage of the appliances you plan to power off of this inverter and stay within a practical scope of its specifications you will not be disappointed.Purchased as replacements for the original inverter supplied with the Thermo-King TriPac APU. Can not afford the Thermo-King units so we purchase these... just as good at less than half the price!!Want Tripp Lite PV1800HF Compact Inverter 1800W 12V DC to AC 120V 5-15R 4 Outlet Discount?
Product never got voltage above 84 and burned out a ceiling fan . Was told by support that voltage was OK and that I need a true RMS volt meter to accurately measure it's voltage guess the ceiling fan couldn't read the true voltage eitherSave 45% Off
I haven't had a chance to use this much, as I bought it as a backup for a power outage. I tested it using modified jumper cables and hooked up my sump pump. It worked as anticipated, so I am happy at this point. It was reasonably priced and shipped quickly (in time for an anticipated storm).