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sxz

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#16143 26-Sep-2007 18:49
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Im looking to get a USB box that i can charge a mp3 player from, I have seen sweet ones in America (like 25$ shipping tho)

I was thinking particularly of one that takes 2 AA batteries, and was about 5$ overseas, or has anyone made one? is it easy?
Not too keen on the real expensive ones hard out batteries, but if you know where to get these in NZ would be sweet too. AA batteries would be better tho...

Any advice would be great!

Cheers!!

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  #88220 26-Sep-2007 21:47
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Something just like this:

http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/gadgets/battery-box-keeps-your-usb-gadgets-juiced-213391.php

was what i had in mind (has  a  good pic on the site)



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#88222 26-Sep-2007 22:05
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Jaycar has these ones. They probably have the AA ones as well.




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  #88234 27-Sep-2007 07:42
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I have a brand new one (AA battery model) that I have never used.

pm me your address, and its all yours for free.







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