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Subject: Ordering Help (Thread:203422)
I bought a Soulra and if I place it in the direct Southern California sunlight, it overheats the iPhone so much the phone shuts off. Will I get the same charge placing it in indirect sunlight? I've rigged up a white piece of cardboard to shield the thing in the meantime. Thanks. (Maybe make the thing white or silver or something?)
Walter replied:
Thanks for your email.The Soulra is designed to be in direct sunlight, but your iPhone must be protected. You'll also get a charge in indirect sunlight, but the charging will take longer. The white cardboard shielding should work quite well; even silver should work. Just keep your iPhone out of direct sunlight.
Walter | Technical Support Manager
To: Walter
Subject: Re: ETONCORP REPLY - SOULRA
Is it up to the consumer to construct a shield? Perhaps you should manufacture one that isn't makeshift. This is clearly a design flaw.
Walter replied:
Yes, it's up to the consumer to keep the iPod or iPhone at the temperature specifications provided by its manufacturer.
Walter | Technical Support Manager
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