if i bought one with a little battery, could i take it out, put in larger batteries, and use it without problems? i know it seems simple but ive seen stranger things.
Posted on 04 February 2012 by admin
if i bought one with a little battery, could i take it out, put in larger batteries, and use it without problems? i know it seems simple but ive seen stranger things.
Posted on 03 February 2012 by admin
seem to have a wide range. Recommendations or experiences would be appreciated. Thank you
Posted on 03 February 2012 by admin
I know that there are bigger ones that you can power your laptop from, and actually keep working from it, but they are very expensive for me. So I thought – maybe a small one (that is used for ipods, psp, mobiles etc) would work (not for running your laptop directly from it, but leaving it to charge during the day, and using it in the evening – this is when I use it most) Is it going to work, do you think?
cheers
Posted on 28 January 2012 by admin
All these newer phones have so many options and features, but one that would be totally awesome to put in would be a solar panel maybe on the back of the phone.
Don’t get confused this would NOT replace the battery, it would basically be a charger. Recently, I’ve seen some Iphone cases that have a solar panel on the back and it got me thinking why don’t they just build this into the phone itself.
Phones are already light and thin enough as it is. A solar panel wouldn’t add that much bulk to it. It would greatly lessen the need for wall chargers because the phone would be charging while its in the sun. Now it wouldn’t fully replace wall chargers because a solar panel wouldn’t be able to charge as fast as a wall charger. We wouldn’t have to worry about our phones dying as much either.
Posted on 27 January 2012 by admin
This would be used in a computer or any other thing
Posted on 27 January 2012 by admin
Hello,
I am one good supplier of Solar Charger,there are some co-workers in China.Could you tell me how to promote our Solar Charger sales if you are one professional salesman or saleswoman.Thanks for your kind advice.
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I am sincere about this question,please understand me and give me your best supports.Thanks again.
But there are super many suppliers on Ebay,and Ebay will always charge businessmen much money,I think I can repay the fee to our dear customers if I have my own business flatform.Anyway,thanks for your kind reply.Anyone else?
Posted on 26 January 2012 by admin
Using conventional electricity to recharge a hybrid battery must be inherently unsound: burning coal, gas, or fuel oil to generate electricity to be transmitted over power lines with all the loss entailed can’t be very efficient. If photovoltaic cells could do it, you’d be charging up your battery while you’re at the mall or the ball game
Posted on 25 January 2012 by admin
Ok so the scenario is this,
In July i will be travelling to borneo for a month. I have recently purchased an Olympus Mju 6000 Tough for the sole purpose and intention of the prevention of dropping the camera in water/ mud / in general!
Anyway straying away from the point the camera doesnt take standard AA batteries. What i was wondering was whether i can charge the battery (Li12b) using a solar charger and if so any makes that are better than others.
Many thanks for your help
PK
Posted on 24 January 2012 by admin
My friend was telling me about this cool cover for they ipod touch, it was solar and i travel alot and cant always plug into a car charger. I was wondering if they make anything like this for laptops?http://www.amazon.com/NTK-Touch-External-Battery-Charger/dp/B004W58IOO/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1324266769&sr=8-2 I know theres some out there but there either very big and not very portable, or way to expensive. ten points to first good answer!
Posted on 20 January 2012 by admin
So my outdoor solar lights take AAA batteries and well so do my cable remotes. So technically couldn’t I use my solar lights to charge my remote controls?
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