The fast-charge time for iPod is up to one hour. This charges the iPod battery to 80% capacity. The full-charge time is up to three hours.

Out of the box, it should be charged non-stop without using the radio for about 16 hours. Keep in mind that it will take about 3 full charge/discharge cycles before the battery pack achieves it full power capacity. In everyday use, you should use the radio and battery continuously until the radio tells you the battery needs recharging. At this point, the battery should be FULLY charged with the radio turned off (about 14 hours).

There are two ways to recharge the iPod battery. While you are transferring music or while you work on other desktop applications, you can charge iPod using the FireWire cable connected to your Mac. While you are on the go or away from your Mac, iPod can be charged from a standard electrical outlet using the included FireWire cable and power adapter.

Yes! We have a whole slew of them. Watch one of our technicians replace an iPod battery using one of our kits.

Yes! Although our battery replacement instructions are very detailed, we realize that some people just don't feel comfortable cracking open their iPod and messing with circuit boards and power connectors. ipodjuice.com offers several options depending on your level of urgency.

It depends on the type of charger and the size of the mobile phone battery. A rapid charger will charge a slim battery in as little as 30-45 minutes. A standard charger will take from 8 hours to almost 20 hours for extended batteries. Most in-vehicle chargers will rapid charge the battery to about 50% capacity in less than an hour, then switch to slow charging.

If your work load is very active during the day we recommend Charging every night. If the duty is light, then we recommend charging every other day or even less frequent. Keep in mind that the least amount of charge cycles received by the Battery the longer the life of the Battery.

The approximate number of recordable images is 165 with flash fired for 50% of the shots and LCD monitor on, and the playback time is approximate 160 min. Note: The description above (1) is according as CIPA standard and above (2) is based on PENTAX measuring conditions and may vary depending on factors such as capture mode and shooting conditions. The age of the battery can also affect these statistics.

Answer: When your battery is not in use, it will slowly lose its charge about 2% a day, depending on the technology. Li Ion and NiCad batteries typically carry the longest shelf life.

Minimum charge rate recommended for fully charging a pack is C/20, but this would take 32 hours or so.

Answer: No, when the remaining battery charge gets to 10%, the watch will turn off. The screen will be blank, and the watch will maintain the memory contents. When the remaining battery charge reaches 30%, a low battery indicator will display and it should be recharged as soon as possible. At 20%, a message appears on the screen, and the watch goes into low battery mode. Recharging the battery can take up to four hours, and it can be recharged at any time.

Standard A/C Charger (Overnight Charger): This is the standard charger that is included with most phones. It plugs into your phone and into a wall outlet. This charge can take anywhere between 2.5 and 14 hours, depending on battery technology and size. These are also used as the power source for some desktop chargers. Rapid A/C Charger: This charger is similar to that of the standard charger, except much quicker.

No. FireWire does not charge or transfer music and data when your Mac is asleep or turned off. To prevent your computer from going to sleep, you can set your Energy Saver preferences to "never sleep." Or you can purchase a self-powered FireWire hub, which will allow you to charge and transfer music from your computer all the time, even when it’s asleep. You can use the FireWire cable with the included power adapter to charge iPod without your computer. Yes. With iPod software version 1.