- Lightweight less than 1-lb. each panel. Includes all picturerd accessories
- Functions with many devices even in cloudy and rainy skies
- Fully Weatherproof & UV Resistant
- Easily folds into a planner-size pack that fits virtually anywhere including backpacks
- (Folded) Lenth 9" x Width 5" x Thickness .5" (Deployed) Lenth 29.5" x Width 9"
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SUNLINQ Portable Solar Panels with PowerFLEX technology is a flexible, foldable and durable Solar Panel that produces enough power to charge rechargeable batteries, flash lights, lanterns, cell phones, GPS units, satellite phones, MP3 players and portable games. Just about anything that is capable of being charged through a standard cigarette lighter adapter (CLA -car charger). The panels made with PowerFLEX technology are lightweight, flexible, weatherproof and durable CIGS (copper indium gallium diselenide) solar cells, a material proven to be stable, and provides higher efficiency than other flexible solar cell technologies, including amorphous silicon. Cell Phone Runs or Charges in 2-3 hrs. MP3 Player Runs or Charges in 2-4 hrs. PDA Charges in 2-4 hrs. GPS Internal battery 2-4 hrs. Portable Video Game Runs or Charges in 2-4 hrs. Digital Camera Charges in 2-4 hrs. Digital Camcorder Charges in 2-4 hrs. Some Portable DVD Charges in 2-4 hrs. 4AAA Ni-M-H Batteries Charges in 1-2 hrs. 4AA Ni-M-H Batteries Charges in 4-6 hrs.
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3.0 out of 5 stars
Discharges batteries as well as it charges them...,
By HueyII (East Coast USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Sunlinq Portable Solar Panel Charger 6.5W 12V (Electronics)
Bought this, plugged in my iPod and as long as the iPod was powered off, while in the strong sun, it provided trickle charge. When i tried to charge with power on it would not charge at all and the battery was drained. Not what I expected.
Update: I tried recharging my laptop and it works but power must be off. I was also able to charge my iPad but only with power off. I guess this will work on most gadgets as long as the power is off. I am curious whether I should get a voltage regulator. I don't know if my gadgets or the Sunlinq will stop trying to charge once the batteries are 100%. For now I will just watch carefully.
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