Portable Solar Panel Camping

It would be great to charge when I am camping and stuff. Also I don't mind getting my
Hands dirty so if I can make it out of stuff from radio shack or something that would be great too

ThinkGeek sells one, although it's a bit overpriced:
http://www.thinkgeek.com/gadgets/travelp ower/b1a6/


Also, most solar panels can convert to 12V, so you can hook up a car charger to it if you need.

2009-05-20 11:03:25 by Itan

My portable solar power setup for camping. Visit my blog at joelnwoutdoors.wordpress.com for more info

What would you suggest? In all price ranges. What's your favourite and why?

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Solar Power (panels I guess) that could power an electric stove. How would I plug the electric stove to get power from the solar panel?

Though I have not used one myself I would trust any of these solar cooking products on this page from Real Goods (link below), the consumer product sales division of the Solar Institute in California.

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2009-12-23 05:22:37 by Ayleesha

I'm wanting to chill some medication whilst camping. We have a small portable (12vdc) fridge. During the night, the insulating properties of the fridge will probably keep the medication cool enough. During the day, we will need to provide...

We have 2 relatively small solar setups to use for our laptops while camping, but frankly, have been disappointed with our lack of success keeping them powered up. If you use a too small panel to power the fridge, from our experiences, the fridge...

2009-05-17 16:56:48 by blogprojects

Ok i have this science project in two weeks....it has to deal with renewable sources and it's supposed to be a better version of what is already invented. I decided to build a solar powered water heater....possibly a small portable one that could...

You won't be buying the panel because anything manufactured is going to be too big. If it going to be for camping then it can't involve a pump or batteries as being too heavy. The best answer would be coils of copper tubing soldered to a copper...

2010-04-20 21:57:39 by why do you care?

One thing I dont understand is there are a gazillion ways to produce heat yet heat is still very expensive. Heat can be produced from solar, electricity, fire, oil, gas, geothermal, friction, movement, crystal, radiation, bacteria, pressure, and even

I would recommend you use SOLAR POWER!Once you got them installed to produce electricity,You will not have to pay for the electricity bill

2008-08-14 16:19:22 by Ertai2