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In order to charge the Li-battery within the Double Socket Recorder, the charger plugs into the USB socket and then into the socket itself, giving a battery life of approximately 8 hours of recording each time. The device is best for private detectives and private investigators to utilize in domestic or corporate circumstances.
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