Can these only be used with a motorcycle? I am buying these for my husband who works outside. How do they charge? Can they be charged up in a car?
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These gloves are connected to my motorcycle battery through the use of a cable that I purchased seperate. Not sure of any other way they can be powered.Firstgear Dual Portable Heat-Troller - Black I copied/pasted the link so you can see what I purchased to power the gloves seperately from jacket liner. I bought a dual controller so I could turn gloves down when hands got hot and could keep jacket on a higher setting. Looking at photo on link, to the right, you will see the circle connectors that connect to battery. Hope this helps. These gloves are connected to my motorcycle battery through the use of a cable that I purchased seperate. Not sure of any other way they can be powered.Firstgear Dual Portable Heat-Troller - Black I copied/pasted the link so you can see what I purchased to power the gloves seperately from jacket liner. I bought a dual controller so I could turn gloves down when hands got hot and could keep jacket on a higher setting. Looking at photo on link, to the right, you will see the circle connectors that connect to... » Read More These gloves are connected to my motorcycle battery through the use of a cable that I purchased seperate. Not sure of any other way they can be powered.Firstgear Dual Portable Heat-Troller - Black I copied/pasted the link so you can see what I purchased to power the gloves seperately from jacket liner. I bought a dual controller so I could turn gloves down when hands got hot and could keep jacket on a higher setting. Looking at photo on link, to the right, you will see the circle connectors that connect to battery. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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They do have to be plugged to a jacket liner that has to be plugged in to a motorcycle. I bought a pair from another company that has the batteries in the gloves and my husband loves them. The company is something like rodzillas not sure of the spelling.
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These glove liners are corded and must be plugged in to the vehicle battery in order to work. If you want something portable, look for ski/snowboard gloves that use flashlight batteries. The batteries will only last a few hours, but you could use rechargables. Better for outdoor work might be a good pair of down/leather gloves.
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Weather doesn't matter. Mine came already charged but you'll need to keep them on for them to work consistently. Put 'em out rain or shine. :)
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Yes, a car can charge these and some cables like the Clore ESA1 or Schumacher SAC-109 are available just for that purpose. See my reviews of them for some info on using them including if this has a switch to turn off the lighter outlet, remember to turn it "on" so the cars power connects to it's battery.
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They connect to any computer /media player with a standard headphone jack, and charge through a usb port. I'm not sure how long the batteries last but I've used them for hours upon hours without having to chArge. Easily over 8 hours use. There's an indicator light that's blue when charged, turns purple when batteries are getting low and red when it needs to be charged. they can also run while charging.
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Use a 12v motorcycle battery charger or a lawnmower charger. You can even use a car battery charger just keep the charging rate under 2A. If you going to be using it for a scooter or something that doesn't provide a charge just get a trickle charger and use it on the weekends to keep it topped off.
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Hi Shawn, this speaker would definitely NOT be loud enough on a motorcycle. It's loud enough to mount to a golf cart windshield, but not for a motorcycle. Hope this helps. Dan
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I used the cable connected to the motorcycle's battery, that way, the Rider was charging. According to me, a Garmin Zumo is the one to use with a motorcycle
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I am using these bats for my razor 650watt scooter. they are bigger tan my 10 amphhr batts but tey work very well. cautiln: I ruined my 10 ahr batts with a 29 volt charger. took a while but they swollen up and no capacity. new ones work well about 4 miles: I go onna lake bed. these are 60% price wise.
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I am not sure of that. I always charge mine from my home charger and use it on the road with my motorcycle.
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They have active noise cancellation that requires recharging. I suggest that there is some other sort of signal processing happening also. The charge seems to last well if you remember to unplug the cable from the headset.
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I have them in my cordless phone headset and they recharge that way. So far they are holding up well. I would also expect them to recharge in a rechargeable battery device for AAA batteries.
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They will work with regular AAA batteries. I have also used rechargable AAAs, but found out that I had to scrape a bit of the paper off of the one making contact with the prong on the radio to make them work. You will still have to take this type battery out and put in a charger to charge.
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Hi Chad, I use them when I drive my scooter. It's a 300 cc scooter. No intense riding. They take a while to get use to. Give it a 7 out of 10 for comfort. Smooth yes.
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You can not use them while they are charging. The charger goes into the phone jack. You cannot monitor them either. They are silent when charging whether they are on or off.
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I have not tried use in car...if car has usb port can be charged. Need blue tooth audio in car for speaker to connect
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I called the company. They said it was possible but not recommended. Whenever we not using, we leave them on the charger. I also asked the company if this would hurt the battery and they said it would not. This works well with our headsets.
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Yes, the head phones are rechargeable, they come with a USB cable to charge them with. I usually charge mine for ~2 hours and can easily get 8 hours of listening time out of them. When I don't use them much I can get by with charging them every 3 days.