Customers can take proactive steps before the storm hits. Sprint offers the following consumer tips to prepare:
- Keep your wireless phone and backup batteries charged, but be aware that an interruption of wireline and commercial power could affect wireless calls.
- If possible, get extra batteries and charge them.
- In times of commercial power outages, a car adapter for your wireless phone should enable you to recharge the battery.
- Keep phones and necessary accessories in a sealed plastic bag to avoid water damage.
- Load family and emergency numbers into your wireless phone.
- Wireless networks sometimes experience heavy traffic during emergency events, so remember to use Nextel Direct Connet or send a text message.
Comment from Wireless and Mobile News
Also we recommend battery emergency chargers and fuel cell chargers in case of power outages.
The Medis 24-7 Power Pack is fuel cell - cell - powerer. The Medis 24-7 Power Pack is portable power system designed to keep your handheld devices operational while you are on the go. The Power Pack has enough power to drive many handheld devices when the battery is nearly depleted and it will also function as a portable charger.
The 24-7 Power Pack provides sufficient energy to provide up to 30 hours of talk time to an average mobile phone or 60-80 hours of play time for an average iPod. The power is sufficient (1 watt)) to operate, and charge, multiple times, a wide range of the standard and advanced portable electronic devices in the market today.