Solar Chargers

November 21, 2011

Solar 11-in-1 Battery Recharger

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Holiday time is here and as you are busily filling up your gift list, save on cost and the planet with the Solar 11-in-1 Battery Charger. True to its name, it charges 11 different NiCd and NiMH battery sizes (AAA, AA, C, D and 7 GUM sizes.) The adjustable top lid and bottom allows optimal sunlight and a blocking diode prevents discharge.

We cannot say enough about our personal changeover to eneloop batteries. We use our Flip (now defunct) camcorder constantly and in the space of about 3 years, have only recharged about 5 times. That's a lot of planet saving for very little coinage.

Via Solar 11-in-1 Battery Charger

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October 24, 2011

Changers Starter Kit Saves and Rewards

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There are many solar chargers on the market today but this is the first we have seen with bragging rights. Changers Starter Kit includes a "Kalhuohfummi" battery and "Maroshi" solar module and can be attached to any window or placed on a sunny space. It can generate up to 4W per hour to keep your USB devices going after a 4 hour charge. With free software, users can then upload how much power they generated on the company's online energy marketplace. You get rewarded with credits for green products for every watt you save. The kit is priced at $149.00 and is available for pre-order now. Shipping date is November 15.

Via Changers

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October 17, 2011

Solio Bolt Charges Everything USB

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The Solio Bolt is for those who are constantly on the move and often forget to charge electronic devices like smartphones, eReaders, cameras, GPS units and MP3 players. The company claims that families in Kenya power their entire home with one. Using an included USB charging cable, it will hold a charge for up to a year with its 2000mAh rechargeable/replaceable battery and can handle at least two devices at a time. You can also charge it via the sun or AC adapter (sold separately) and the solar panels rotate for ease of usage.

Via Solio Chargers

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July 25, 2011

XG-SOL 1500 - Charging on the Fly

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XTG's Portable Charger is multi-usage for smartphones, MP3 players, headsets and portable game systems. Great for campers, travelers or those without power, the SOL1500 can recharge up to 50-60% of your device. A charging and capacity indicator shows status and a built-in LED flashlight is included. The device has a backup lithium-ion battery that can be used in connection with included USB cord, along with 2 adjustable suction cups for attachment to your car. We want one.

Via XTG

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July 11, 2011

CK ECO Portable Power PAK

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Concord Keystone has an ECO Charger for iPads/iPhones, MP3 players and handheld games that they claim will double your usage. Four connectors come with the panel, micro USB, mini USB, PSP and Nintendo DSi. A full charge takes about 5-6 hours, but with an included cable, you can hook it up to USB and get charged in about half the time. Not only does the device shut itself down when fully charged, the power PAK is portable and can come along on all your travels.

Via Concord Keystone

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July 4, 2011

Voltaic Charger for Tablets

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Voltaic Systems has released a solar-powered Bolt Charger for iPad and most other tablets. Powered by a 39 Kwh battery, the carrying case features a high powered USB for tablets and a standard USB for other devices. Conventional batteries can also be directly charged from electric outlets. The bag can be yours for $299.99.

Via Voltaic

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December 6, 2010

Kyocera to Build Solar Cycle Stations

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Kyocera has begun production on Solar Cycle Stations, eco-friendly charging stations that will charge 6 bicycles simultaneously. At a humongous cost of $23,000 apiece, each has 3 solar panels, a maximum output of 79.8V and up to 1.14kWh per day.

Via Akihabara News

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August 30, 2010

Universal Solar Charger for Small Electronics

This Solar Charger is universal so it will charge most electronics, including iPhones, iPods, MP3 players and Blackberrys. With an output of 5VDC 500mA, it will store the sun's rays until you need them on its internal 1500mAh Lithium-Ion battery or hook it up to USB with included cable if you are in a hurry. The charger also comes with a windshield mount and carabineer.

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August 16, 2010

Universal Solar Charger

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This Solar Charger works for the latest, most popular electronics. Use it with your iPod, iPhone, Blackberry, Kindle and other smartphones and MP3 players up to 1,000 times. With LED status indicator lights, it has a 1350mAh high-capacity power cell. The charger has a speaker and microphone built-in and a nifty wrist strap makes it a convenient carry along. An AC adapter and USB cord is included for gloomy days and several tips come with the package.

Via Solar Chargers

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June 18, 2010

Solar Pocket Charger

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The Pocket Charger will work with most cell phones and small electronics as it comes with a multi-plug connector. The AA and AAA charger with a 6 volt, 200 mA folding panel folds up when not in use. With a blocking diode to prevent a reverse flow, a belt clip is included in the package (but not the batteries.)

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May 7, 2010

Universal Solar Charger

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This Universal Battery Charger works with two AA, AAA, C, or D batteries at a time. It has a weather-resistant cover and blocking diode to prevent reverse flow. The device is small and lightweight enough to take camping or on business trips.

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April 1, 2010

Sunblazer Panel Gives Back Energy

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Genesis Electronics is developing a 2 x 4" solar charger that they claim has a panel that stores enough energy to power a smartphone and have some left over. Their Sunblazer G-1000 model, designed for the iPhone, snaps on and has a built-in support stand. It also features LED charging indicator lights and comes with a USB charge cord for gloomy days and a holster for housing. The charger is in the last stages of development so contact Genesis for more details.

Via Genesis Electronics

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March 26, 2010

Power Pak Charges By Solar, AC or USB

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This handy Power Pak can charge three ways, solar, AC and USB. The charger renews the power for your iPhone/iPod, Blackberry and Kindle. With a 1400mAh power cell, it can be recharged up to 1,000 times. A 60 minute charge provides up to 180 minutes of talk time or 72 hours of standby after sitting in the sun for 5 - 7 hours.

Via Power Pak

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March 24, 2010

Novothink Solar Surge Chargers

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Combine a solar panel and lithium-ion battery and pack them into a non-slip case and you get the Novothink Solar Surge charger. After 2 hours of solar charging you get 30 minutes of 3G or 60 minutes of 2G talk time. Available in two models, choose between the case for iPhone 3G/3GS or pre-order the Metallic Green iPod touch case.

Via Novothink

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