Unlimited power?

[gbenj]

anyone think this thing might work with the titan?

http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?Inv...cm_cat=1357845

would be pretty cool if you could crank it a few times and have some more juice.

anyone use it?

[President Fluid]

Yea it would work. Had one for my Motorola's and charged them fine. Just that if you try to charge a dead battery you will be cranking forever.

[gbenj]

but it worked?

was it decent?

Could you approximate the "crank" to "time" ratio?

[LiquidX]

hey if you get one, let us know how well it works, I would think that you would have to crank for a couple hours to fully charge a battery as a battery can only take so much power in such an amount of time.

[ryan00davis]

seems like it would be mostly useful to get enough juice for one last phone call, or an hour of standby to get you back to your charger

[PocketPcUser]

Very interesting.. I have a flashlight, that uses similar technology; I just never thought one would come out, that would be so cheap. Some one say...

*Crank*
Can you hear me now?
*Crank*
How about Now?
*Crank*
What did you say?
*Crank*
Did you answer your phone, or put me on hold?

[holo]

you'd probably be better off with those AA powered chargers I see floating around and a set of LSD nimh rechargables (they don't drain very fast if you don't use them). save your arm

[syanni85]

Originally Posted by holo

you'd probably be better off with those AA powered chargers I see floating around and a set of LSD nimh rechargables (they don't drain very fast if you don't use them). save your arm

lol agreed... the AA charger is smaller too, i have one and 1 AA battery basically gives you a full charge on an oem Li-Ion... that thing looks kinda bulky... i'd rather spend 4 bucks on a couple batteries to have it sit in my pocket/bag and charge... when a AA battery costs 10 bucks a pop, i'll think about investing in one of those.