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2014-11-27
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#132
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Originally Posted by clovis86
The fact that I'm right in Vienna might also help: The parcel didn't have to travel through all those romantic alpine valleys.
So Austria delivering is faster than France, maybe I'll have mine today !
Cant' wait
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2014-11-27
, 12:45
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#133
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Originally Posted by dirkvl
nope
no shipment confirmation?
ill send u pm
EDIT: oh wait. found it. heh
sorry bout the drama
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2014-11-27
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@ Paris, France
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#134
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Originally Posted by clovis86
I am in France and received it yesterday (see previous page )...
So Austria delivering is faster than France, maybe I'll have mine today !
Cant' wait
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2014-11-29
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#135
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An idea for an iteration of this (and I don't think this counts as a kitchen sink ):
If the solartoh had a *connector* for a Jolla battery built in, once those become available you could leave it somewhere to charge a second battery, come back when you're low, and swap the batteries round.
Don't know how feasible (or expensive) that'd be. But at least you could avoid the thickness problems with having a built in battery (since the idea would be to have it charge the Jolla's battery when it's attached to the Jolla: you'd only attach a battery directly to TOH when it isn't attached to the phone, so the battery can stick out more or less as much as it likes...)
eta - obviously you'd have to think of a clever way to keep the battery attached to the connector. But I could see it being possible... a velcro strap or something.
Last edited by MikeHG; 2014-12-01 at 13:52.
):If the solartoh had a *connector* for a Jolla battery built in, once those become available you could leave it somewhere to charge a second battery, come back when you're low, and swap the batteries round.
Don't know how feasible (or expensive) that'd be. But at least you could avoid the thickness problems with having a built in battery (since the idea would be to have it charge the Jolla's battery when it's attached to the Jolla: you'd only attach a battery directly to TOH when it isn't attached to the phone, so the battery can stick out more or less as much as it likes...)
eta - obviously you'd have to think of a clever way to keep the battery attached to the connector. But I could see it being possible... a velcro strap or something.
Last edited by MikeHG; 2014-12-01 at 13:52.
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2014-11-30
, 11:34
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#136
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still nothing, will have to wait until monday
too bad, 2 latest days were really shinny here
Last edited by clovis86; 2014-11-30 at 11:40.
too bad, 2 latest days were really shinny here
Last edited by clovis86; 2014-11-30 at 11:40.
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2014-12-02
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#137
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received it today !
working as I expected
Is vertical line in the middle of the solar panel from top to bottom normal ?
working as I expected
Is vertical line in the middle of the solar panel from top to bottom normal ?
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2014-12-02
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@ Vienna, Austria
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#138
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Originally Posted by clovis86
yep. it is on all the pictures and i have it, too.
Is vertical line in the middle of the solar panel from top to bottom normal ?
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2014-12-02
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@ Holland
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#139
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Originally Posted by clovis86
yes, that is a metal strip that connects the separate cells together
received it today !
working as I expected
Is vertical line in the middle of the solar panel from top to bottom normal ?
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2014-12-02
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#140
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Oh ok, nevermind
can't stop testing every light and window near me
can't stop testing every light and window near me
Cant' wait