bdenton

I have around 7 hours of live recording from a recent trip to Ireland that won't transfer but will play a good part of the session. What is the smart, lossless way to transfer the audio to the PC using the USB connection? I don't have an optical in on my sound card and I want to avoaid an analog transfer. I am getting an access error and cyclic redundancy error. Thanks. Cya! Bob

When I was in China last year I purchased an Okley back pack for $8. It was anot a knock off but either an over run or it "fell off a truck". On arrival in the States I saw a guy with the exact same pack and he paid $150 for it. I'm sure your batteries are fine. Cya

I pulled the POS open. It has one IC (LM393N) a few small caps, transistors and diods. The IC is a dual voltage comparator and could theoretically shut down charging once the voltage of each side reached a preset level. I'm not a EE so just guessing. There is no mention of Sony on the board and it's poorly made. If this circuit can put out 1.2 amps, I'll eat it for breakfast! 200mw seems much moe plausable. I paid $30 including a NH-14MW. So realisitcaly, asuming the battery is worth $10, $5 for postage the charger is a little over priced. I'd say it is worth $8-$10 max. But it is a cheap way to charge two batteries overnight. Cya

Just got mine..different box but it looks identical except both the box and charger state 1.2 amps. Also, mine has a red charging light. Otherwise it appears to be identical to the unit on ebay. This unit has the look and feel of a Chinese counterfit and even Sony Japan doesn't list this unit on their web site.

The output is 1.2 Amps at 1.2v thus the output is 1440 MW