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Grandpappy | 12:20 Sat 06th Apr 2013 | Science
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About a year ago I thought I'd lost my 'Powermonkey', it's handy for mobiles,etc. Well I found it again,but now it won't charge! I left it charging? ALL night but the light was still on Red and there's nothing showing in the 'monkey',is it DEAD?
Help please...
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10:49 Tue 09th Apr 2013
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I'm unfamiliar with it but if it won't charge, and you can not see an obvious connection break, I suspect it may well have 'died'.
10:52 Tue 09th Apr 2013
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Having checked them out I have to say I don't see the point of them. If you have to charge your powermonkey (whichever version) why not just charge the thing you really want charging instead ? I'm never away from my house or car long enough not to be able to recharge a phone and need to hump around something else in my pocket as emergency.
10:56 Tue 09th Apr 2013

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