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Friday, 20 March 2009

How does a Solar Monkey work?


Yesterday we decided to get a little bit more techno and do our first informative video which demonstrates the Solar Monkey, Power Monkey and Sound Traveller speakers all working together using the power of the sun!

We have to say, however, that we are not the greatest when it comes to acting in front of the camera so we decided to stay out of the camera view and just do a voice over, we think it turned out well so we decided to show you, our readers and ask what you think of our first attempt at Monkey-ing around on video?



What is Solar Power?
OK, techy's let's talk about Solar Power and why we need it, as we know electricity is free electrons flowing along a cable and the sun does this by bombarding specific a thin layer of silicon with photons.

The bombardment releases electrons from the silicon sending it down the cable, giving you electricity, because so few electrons are released this way, currently we need large Solar Panels to give us a useful amount of electricity.

Today, however, with the advancement in silicon and chemicals such as nano phosphates we are getting better and better at releasing more electrons, gaining more power for the size of the panel, who knows? One day we may be powering our entire houses with a small solar panel on the roof.

Enough Solar Energy falls on the surface of the earth every forty minutes to meet the entire world's energy needs for the year.

The sun's power is produced by nuclear fusion which converts about 700 million tons of hydrogen to about 695 million tonnes of helium, the remaining 5 million tons is converted to energy during the reaction in the form of gamma rays and produces about 386 billion, billion mega watts!!!


This LASCO C2 image, taken 8 January 2002 by the Soho Space Observatory, shows a widely spreading coronal mass ejection as it blasts more than a billion tons of matter out into space at millions kilometres per hour. If you could remember this day, you would probably remember that your TV went a little funny!

Monday, 27 October 2008

Motormonkey from Scorpion

Your car journeys will never be the same again! The monkey business at Powertraveller is now filling the zoo with all types including the Powermonkey, the Powerchimp, the Powergorilla and now are you ready for it....

Motormonkey - The smallest, lightest in-car charger in the world can charge most popular mobile phones, iPods, PSPs and BlackBerry's whilst you're on the move!



Its Slimline design means that Motoromonkey is unobtrusive in your car and you can leave it plugged into your cigarette lighter when you're not using it, without worrying about draining your car's battery!

Motormonkey will fully support Apple iPod nano, iPod Classic, iPhone, iPod Touch and other iPod series via motormonkey USB socket.

Each Kit Includes:
1 x motormonkey unit
1 x Samsung M300 / G600 adaptor
1 x Nokia & 1 x Mini Nokia adaptor
1 x USB retractable cable
1 x Mini USB adaptor for Motorola Razr, BlackBerry and other USB powered devices
1 x Sony-Ericsson K750i wide adaptor
1 x DC 4.0 adaptor for Sony PSP and some digital cameras
1 x LG Chocolate adaptor

If your product is not listed above don't panic as of course we have a solution for that and this you are going to love....

Monkeynuts - are a range of adaptors or tips which enable you to connect your Motormonkey to a wide range of phones, iPods, MP3's, headsets. The list below is comprehensive and is continually updated so if yours isn't listed then please email me or contact us on 0800 4488059 for assistance with your Motormonkey needs.

Monkeynuts Adaptors
Acer N35
Archos 4.0 (Kit)
Blackberry All Mini USB (Kit)
Creative Zen DC 4.0
DC 2.3
DC 2.5
DC 3.0 for Motorla W220
DC 3.5 x 1.3
DC 5.5
Dell Axim C55
Dell Axim DC 4.0 (Kit)
Dell Axim X30HP
iPaqiPod Direct Black
iPod Direct White
iPod USBLG 8080
LG Chocolate
Mini USB
Motorola V998
Motorola V66 ROKR, Motorola V3 RAZR (Kit)
Nintendo DSNintendo DS-Lite
Nokia Mini DC 2.0 (Kit)
Nokia Std (End of Powermonkey)
O2 XDA Mini USB (Kit)
Palm / Tungsten E2
Palm / Tungsten i705
Palm One / Tungsten E
Panasonic D92
Panasonic D95
Samsung A288 & D600
Samsung A990
E900 & X820 (Kit)
Z500
Siemens A31 (EL71 / S68
C25 & A65 (Kit)
C55
Sony Clie PEG Full Series
DV1 Cynershot
DV2
DV3
DV4
Sony K750i wide connector (Kit)
Sony PSP DC 4.0 (Kit)
Sony T28 USB Retractable Cable
Vodaphone / Sagen VS1