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5 V AC Adapter for Solar Observer Solar & Self-Powered AM/FM Radio w/NOAA Weather
This item is the 5V AC Adapter for the CC Solar Observer below:Input Power: |
120V 60Hz |
Output Power: |
5VDC 300mA center tip negative |
Weight: |
6.1 oz |
Class 2 Transformer AC/DC Adaptor. Model OH-35052DT The CC Solar Observer is a C.
Crane-designed, wind-up and solar emergency radio with AM/FM and Weather Band. They
made sure that it has good AM reception and an LED flashlight that is
built into the end of the radio. It can be very important in an
emergency to have a way get power to the radio. you can get power to the
radio from many sources: - No sun, no problem. You can insert 3-AA alkaline batteries for power
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alkaline batteries, still no problem. Crank the handle moderately for
about 10 minutes for one hour of radio play or purchase AC adapter to charge battery pack. If AC adapter
is purchased it is best to charge the battery overnight and then
unplug. It is also a good idea to “cycle” the battery pack every 4 to 6
months if you are going to store the radio and use it only for
emergencies. This keeps the rechargeable batteries conditioned to take a
charge once you are ready to use the radio.
- The easiest way is
just put it in the sun. The radio plays for about the same number of
hours the radio is in full sun. Please keep in mind the melting point of
the plastic is about 194 degrees. Using the Observer directly behind a
window can potentially intensify the temperature and cause the plastic
to melt.
In case you're wondering, along with good AM
reception, you also get FM and the Weather band — which comes in really
handy if you're using the radio during a power failure. The CC Observer
has a built-in 2-inch speaker, or you can plug in your headphones for
private listening. Weight: 1 lb. Size: 7.25" W x 5.5" H x 2" D What's in the Box:
- CC Solar Observer
- Standard USB Cellphone Adapter
- Instruction Manual
- One Year Limited Warranty
POWER SOURCE |
| Batteries (optional): | 3 AA size | Internal Battery Pack: | NiMH 2/3 AA 650 mAh | Battery Pack Charging Jack: | Internal Battery Pack can be charged with optional AC Adapter 5V 100mA DC | Winding Generator: | 475-500 mA DC | POWER CONSUMPTION AT MODERATE VOLUME |
| AM: | 14mA | FM: | 22mA | Weather: | 22mA | Flashlight: | 15mA | Display light: | 4mA | FREQUENCY COVERAGE |
| AM Band: | 520 - 1710 kHz | FM Band: | 87.5 - 108 MHz | Weather Band: | Ch. 1: 162.400 MHz Ch. 2: 162.425 MHz Ch. 3: 162.450 MHz Ch. 4: 162.475 MHz Ch. 5: 162.500 MHz Ch. 6: 162.525 MHz Ch. 7: 162.550 MHz | AUDIO |
| Speaker: | 2.5" | Headphone Jack: | 1/8" (3.5mm) Will accept stereo or mono jacks. | ANTENNA |
| AM Band: | Built-in Ferrite Bar | FM and Weather Band: | Telescopic whip antenna | DIMENSIONS & WEIGHT |
| Dimensions: | 7.25" W x 5.5" H x 2" D | Weight: | 1 lb. | Note: | Specifications are subject to change without notice. |
On a full charge, the CC Solar Observer should play for over 30 hours.
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To achieve a full charge, the CC Solar Observer must be cranked
at a moderate speed (about two revolutions per second) for about 80
minutes.
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Two revolutions per second will produce good results.
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Yes, but you if you plan on using the optional charging adapter
for days to power the radio, we recommend unplugging the battery pack.
Constantly charging the battery pack for more then 12 hours at a time
will shorten its life.
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The rechargeable battery pack may not be plugged in
completely. To check this, make sure the battery packs white connector
is completely secured.
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The rechargeable battery pack may be depleted. Charging the unit for a few minutes should clear up the sound.
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The CC Solar Observer can charge an iPhone but the iPhone takes
much more energy to run than older cell phones. After the iPhone
battery is depleted, it requires a 5% charge before the phone is usable
again. Using the CC Solar Observer, it takes about 35 minutes of crank
time to charge up the iPhone to 5%. This gives you about 15 minutes if
talk time before the battery is depleted again.
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