Thank you! I own one of there 40w regular panels but before purchasing this one your showing I wanted to see if someone posted anything about it, so thank you. One more thing, on Amazon they are selling a $29 dollar one that's a 4w and they have the Amazon free shipping if you spend over $25 dollars or more option for it. plus the the smaller one comes with three different cover choices (the one I like is camo) and it has a small battery storage unit included with it .
I do not have an amp meter that works currently. The instructions say 2 amps, and I'm assuming 1 amp per usb port. I have used it to charge my EVO 4g and it does a great job on that power hungry phone. I have also used it to charge my Anker Astro2, but it takes like days to recharge that because the Anker is 8400 Mah. It charges my Isound back up battery 5000 Mah in just over a day.
Hi Fox, It does seem to be hard plastic, or resin. The unit works like a champ and I use it every day to charge a couple back up battery packs. It hangs in my kitchen window. I have not drop tested it, nor do I intend to. I know goal zero makes a good product, but they are quite a bit more expensive than Instapark. If you need ultra reliability, and don't mind the extra cost go Goal Zero. Oh, and the Chinese and Koreans make most solar items anyway, Goal Zero has American marketing.
I have not tried the Goal Zero so unless they send me one to review I can't comment on that product. It sounds like this one puts out a lot more power though. Thanks for the comment.
Yea. I often but the alternative but I just dont know if the instapark will be reliable enough to be banged around inside the BOB. I want a foldable panel to charge AA and AAA batteries (guide 10 plus). Based on your product experience, do you think the instapark can hold up inside a BOB ? Thanks.
I am on the fence about purchasing this solar panel. I read some reviews that this model is not built very well and prone to breaking (panels). I know goal zero can be dropped and thrown about. I called the manufactuer in California to inquire about the reliability. This company is a joke and no one can speak english. So if you please, how do you feel about the panels holding up. Is that hard plastic a barrier to the panels or is the hard plastic apart of the panels ? thanks
I STRONGLY recommend you try to stop saying "uhmmm" between thoughts. You could also try editing your thoughts with fast cuts. It's more work, but it's easy to do and your videos will be shorter, better, and more liked.
Thank you! I own one of there 40w regular panels but before purchasing this one your showing I wanted to see if someone posted anything about it, so thank you. One more thing, on Amazon they are selling a $29 dollar one that's a 4w and they have the Amazon free shipping if you spend over $25 dollars or more option for it. plus the the smaller one comes with three different cover choices (the one I like is camo) and it has a small battery storage unit included with it .
I think that it would. It folds up so the panels are protected.
I do not have an amp meter that works currently. The instructions say 2 amps, and I'm assuming 1 amp per usb port. I have used it to charge my EVO 4g and it does a great job on that power hungry phone. I have also used it to charge my Anker Astro2, but it takes like days to recharge that because the Anker is 8400 Mah. It charges my Isound back up battery 5000 Mah in just over a day.
Hi Fox, It does seem to be hard plastic, or resin. The unit works like a champ and I use it every day to charge a couple back up battery packs. It hangs in my kitchen window. I have not drop tested it, nor do I intend to. I know goal zero makes a good product, but they are quite a bit more expensive than Instapark. If you need ultra reliability, and don't mind the extra cost go Goal Zero. Oh, and the Chinese and Koreans make most solar items anyway, Goal Zero has American marketing.
I have not tried the Goal Zero so unless they send me one to review I can't comment on that product. It sounds like this one puts out a lot more power though. Thanks for the comment.
Thank you. My main question is can you put it to the USB on the computer to charge it. The 4 amp says that you can with that model.
nice video. Does the solar panel work with artificial lighting, like a lamp?
Yea. I often but the alternative but I just dont know if the instapark will be reliable enough to be banged around inside the BOB. I want a foldable panel to charge AA and AAA batteries (guide 10 plus). Based on your product experience, do you think the instapark can hold up inside a BOB ? Thanks.
Does it charge that battery bank fully during the day and if so how long would you say it takes?
I am on the fence about purchasing this solar panel. I read some reviews that this model is not built very well and prone to breaking (panels). I know goal zero can be dropped and thrown about. I called the manufactuer in California to inquire about the reliability. This company is a joke and no one can speak english. So if you please, how do you feel about the panels holding up. Is that hard plastic a barrier to the panels or is the hard plastic apart of the panels ? thanks
What's the name of the power bank?
I STRONGLY recommend you try to stop saying "uhmmm" between thoughts. You could also try editing your thoughts with fast cuts. It's more work, but it's easy to do and your videos will be shorter, better, and more liked.
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