Posts Tagged ‘Portable’

Powermonkey-eXplorer portable solar charger uses the sun to power iPods, cell phones and other devices

September 3rd, 2010

Powermonkey-eXplorer portable solar charger uses the sun to power iPods, cell phones and other devices
Solar-powered outdoor gear seems all the rage these days, and with good reason. Harboring the useful power-generating abilities of the sun is an idea whose time has come, especially if out hiking, camping or anyplace where one can’t just plug…
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Korean phone makers rank among greenest
LG and Samsung are two of the top five greenest mobile makers, according to a new report which noted that worldwide phone recycling efforts are still lacking.
Read more on ZDNet Asia

Mobile Phone Recycling Efforts – Industry Faces a Long Road to “Green”
Given the ubiquity of mobile phones around the globe, it is critical for the manufacturers of these devices to demonstrate their corporate responsibility by working toward greener phones that simplify safe and proper disposal and even reuse of the billions of mobile phones in the market.
Read more on Cellular-News.com

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5 Watt 12 Volt Solar Power Portable Panel PV Photovoltaic Good for: RV Car Truck Marine Off Grid Battery Charger Cell Phone Laptop Water Pump Gate

September 1st, 2010

5 Watt 12 Volt Solar Power Portable Panel PV Photovoltaic Good for: RV Car Truck Marine Off Grid Battery Charger Cell Phone Laptop Water Pump Gate

  • 5 WATT HIGH EFFICIENCY POLYCRYSTALLINE PHOTOVOLTAIC MODULE
  • 12 Volts, 710 mA, Dimensions 12.5x7x1 (LxWxD – inches)
  • great for use in RV’s, Water Craft, ATV/Motorcycles, Laptop Computers, Water Pumps, Outdoor Telephones, Satellites, Portable Televisions
  • Maintenance free solar power gives years of use at no cost by harnessing the power of the sun
  • The panel has been especially re-enforced to withstand even extreme weather conditions.

The GP-5-12module features ploy-crystalline photovoltic cell technology. The 36 square solar cells are encapsulated beneath high transmission tempered glass using an advanced, UV resistant thermal setting plastic. The encapsulant ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA) cushions the solar cells within the laminate and ensures the operating characteristics of the solar cells under virtually any climatic conditions. The rear surface of the module is completely sealed from moisture and mechanical damage by a c

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Is there a solar powered portable “charger” that might be used to recharge a cell phone ?

July 9th, 2010

Question by singlegal: Is there a solar powered portable “charger” that might be used to recharge a cell phone ?
I know I can buy a gizmo that will let me recharge my cell phone battery but I’m looking for a “renewable”/solar powered device that will do that so I could go on extended trips to a remote area that might not have electric or 110 electric… I haven’t read about any such device and it might be too big to take on vacation in a knapsack…. I have a “wind up” flashlight and radio….. Maybe there could be a “wind up” recharger too…although it would take a lot of winding I’m sure…. If you have any insight into anything like this I would appreciate the info. Thank you in advance…

Best answer:

Answer by Wire and String
They actually do make a wind up radio flashlight thing that recarges too. Just about like the one you have except with either a usb recharge or a plug in recharge in the back. i dont know of any solar ones.

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Original Portable Furnace

June 30th, 2010

The Portable Furnace by ARBACO is the absolute safest technology for generating clean, reliable comfortable heat. Portable Furnace heats up to 800 sq. ft. using less energy than a coffeemaker!
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What kind of solar charger would I need to run my portable TV?

June 29th, 2010

Question by hello: What kind of solar charger would I need to run my portable TV?
I have a 10 inch portable tv and the battery only last a couple of hours. I was wondering how much power it would take to run my tv. I want to purchase a lightweight solar charger and i am not sure what i would need. the Tv requires 24 watt to run and the charger given uses 12 volts or 2000mA. If any one has some knowledge of what it would take that would be great.

Best answer:

Answer by Pioneer
Your TV needs at least 24W to operate, that means you will need 24W solar panel or more if you want to run the TV in real time while the sun is out. Then you will need to wire charge controller between the panel and your TV to regulate the voltage.

-OR-

You can also wire a battery (car batter or similar) to the same system listed above from the charge controller leads. This will allow you to store extra energy from the panel if the TV is not in use. Also you will be able to get by with solar panel that is lower in wattage (thus lower price) but you will not be able to watch your TV as much, but only for few hours. In addition you will be able to use other devices that use more than 24W, if you have battery, but they will rapidly drain it.

None of this will be cheap. Keep in mind that the controller that I have listed can only support 60W max.

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