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Do not place near a fire. The battery can explode.

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For long term storage, you may want to remove the fully charged battery or re-insert the

plastic battery pull tab.

3. Features

The ADVENTURER includes the following features:

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Super bright 3 LED flashlight

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AM/FM with Weather Band Feature

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Weather Alert Feature

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Emergency cell phone/mp3/mp4/USB charger

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Backlight digital display

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Clock

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Audio input

4. Power Sources

The ADVENTURER can be powered from the following sources:

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DC power from a USB power source, such as a computer.

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AC power by adding a USB to AC adaptor (optional).

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DC car charger by adding a USB to DC car adaptor (optional).

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Solar power.

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Hand crank power.

4.1 DC and AC Power

Prior to using the ADVENTURER, we recommend you fully charge the rechargeable battery through

the USB Power Input (Figure 2).

Lift the rubber tab on the back of the ADVENTURER to expose the connectors, as shown in Figure 2.

Connect the DC power input cable (Figure 3, C) to the USB mini jack (C.2), and the other end to the

USB power source (C.1). The red battery charge indicator light will illuminate when charging.

Continue to charge the ADVENTURER for several hours or until the charging light turns from red to

green. The ADVENTURER is now ready for use.

Important Note: Use 5.0V USB power source (from a computer or appropriate AC or DC adaptor).

Over-voltage may result in damaging the ADVENTURER.

4.2 Solar Power

Place the ADVENTURER in direct (or indirect) sunlight with the solar panel facing upwards. The

green battery charging light may illuminate when charging, as shown in Figure 1.

NOTE: There is not enough solar energy to turn on the red charging light. Thus, no light or a faint

green light (which consumes less energy) may be present during solar charging.

NOTE: If the display heats up outside the operational range, the display will fade. For solar charging,

partial sunlight or shade is sufficient.

4.3 Hand Crank Power

To operate the hand crank, perform the following:

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