Solar Power Backpack

I saw that they are placing a solar powered backpack on the market so you can charge mp3's and cell phones without using electricity. i was wondering how much that bad boy would cost.

I have a solar Panel from harbor freight that cost me 35 dollars.
I keep it on my boat to keep the batts. up It's small enough to mount on a good sized back pack.
Better yet, If you only need to recharge small battery's do like I do....

2009-02-25 09:53:20 by DJ

More info: www.jr.com Built tough / Pockets & wire channels for multiple electronic devices / 1850 cubic inches for storage space / Fully ...

I need help finding a camera and a solar charger because I am pretty new at this. I would like the camera to not be a cheap little thing either, something I can take some nice pictures with.

For backpacking, size and weight are everything. I would just take a small, slim, point-and-shoot camera. It will still take decent pictures, and will probably have zoom and video. Then, buy extra batteries and carry them with you. Make sure that

2009-12-02 22:58:36 by Molly

what do you call the gadget attached to it?

you call it a solar panel

2008-06-21 18:37:11 by bulacanbags

Solar Backpack chargers vary in price quite dramatically. I've seen $200 backpacks, and $99 ones. (all are low quality from China) Sometimes power goes out in my area all day. So I want a reliable one. So far I've got an expensive usb solar...

You may have to modify it a little but I use my VW solar panel for just about everything.

http://shop.ebay.com/?_from=R40&_trk sid=m38.l1313&_nkw=VW+solar&_sac at=See-All-Categories

2008-10-20 07:20:54 by Aaron T

Alright, I have constructed a portable solar power plant integrated into a backpack. For the past several weeks everything has been working appropriately. However, starting yesterday, the charge controller I have isn't indicating it is receiving...

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2009-09-21 10:54:26 by Naesen Y

I want to make a unit to run my guitar through a laptop and then to a car amp and speakers. The power supply would be a small marine battery and a solar panel. Not counting the solar panel I want it to be about the size of a backpack.

Just hook the headphone output from the laptop to the amp's low level inputs. That type cord is available at any Radio Shack. A small, battery powered stomp box or three, could take the place of the laptop. So you could have distortion, chorus,...

2007-10-01 14:55:05 by steve r