Thanks Bill. It’s pretty nice to know my car is charging when it’s parked outside most days. Plus the panel is easily removable and can be used in other means.
I think you meant 94.7 Wh, but either way it's the perfect amount of power to bring around for a day or two. I think I'm sold on this, I'll just have to save up enough for it.
Branden, I like the solar panel on your car roof. I just recently bought the Goal Zero Maintainer (10W) panel to trickle charge my battery but, the idea of placing a larger panel on the roof is very cool. Do you remove it when going through car wash etc? If you don't mind me asking what type of brackets etc are you using?
If I have a laptop that uses 120W of power, I know the 100AC has a 150W surge on the AC port. Does this mean I can still safely use my Sherpa to charge my laptop, even if it isn't going to last a long time?
Do you perhaps know if there is an adapter out there to connect a 12 V car plug via the new USB-C port? I mean like the old plug that could be connected to the old Sherpa 100...
I wonder how efficiently this will charge an older 2009 Macbook Pro or even a 2018 lightening/1st Gen iPad pro.. Or for that matter, how this product matches up against other brands like Anker in performance/quality and price for comparable models
Mario Torres I doubt it would damage a tablet etc because their power bricks are essentially transformers that work by induction. There is no direct connect to the tablet it’s induction on the transformer brick.
Do I need two things to charge the Sherpa. One to charge from a wall outlet and one to charge from my car ? I just bought one and do not know how to use it.
I am hoping I can answer your questions. You can charge the Sherpa via the 8mm port or the USB-C ports. Goal Zero makes a wall charger that will fit the 8mm port as well as solar panels that will charge via this port. You can charge via the USB-C Port, however depending on the source of the charge will greatly depend how long it will take to charge. I have had the best luck using the USB-C port with a 60 watt wall charger.
overpriced aF! no pure sine wave, no 12v plug for devices such as cpaps. I'll wait since GZ has announced on their site that something cool is coming. Hopefully, it will be a replacement to this one!
The intro is so us-american.🤣 You should have added "Are you depressed when your battery runs out of power and you wonder what you can do about it? Then you came to the right place"
Nice review, thank you very much.
I just ordered mine today and I am very excited about it.
Thanks and greetings from Germany!
I think the coolest thing is the car roof solar panel... what a great idea utilizing a space which is not used for anything anyway, at 4:49
Thanks Bill. It’s pretty nice to know my car is charging when it’s parked outside most days. Plus the panel is easily removable and can be used in other means.
@@bodendorfer Where would one get that panel ? Can you supply a link ? Thanks
this little power bank recharger is amazing!!!! def worth the investment
Agree, but it's a bit on the expensive side... if it was below 100usd then I'd get one.
I think you meant 94.7 Wh, but either way it's the perfect amount of power to bring around for a day or two. I think I'm sold on this, I'll just have to save up enough for it.
It's a solid product.
Great revew!!!
Excellent review.
Thanks for the comment. This was one of the first product reviews I did.
Can you charge it and discharge it at the same time meaning if I set up solo panels can I have input into device while using the device
Great question. And yes you can charge and use the device at the same time.
Branden, I like the solar panel on your car roof. I just recently bought the Goal Zero Maintainer (10W) panel to trickle charge my battery but, the idea of placing a larger panel on the roof is very cool. Do you remove it when going through car wash etc? If you don't mind me asking what type of brackets etc are you using?
I also have the same question about the type of brackets he is using for his solar panel.
Would you know if the 110 will charge a DJI Mavic 2 pro battery?
Yes it will. Multiple times.
If I have a laptop that uses 120W of power, I know the 100AC has a 150W surge on the AC port. Does this mean I can still safely use my Sherpa to charge my laptop, even if it isn't going to last a long time?
i want This sherpa power bank 40 pieces who can i Contact?
Do you perhaps know if there is an adapter out there to connect a 12 V car plug via the new USB-C port? I mean like the old plug that could be connected to the old Sherpa 100...
I wonder how efficiently this will charge an older 2009 Macbook Pro or even a 2018 lightening/1st Gen iPad pro.. Or for that matter, how this product matches up against other brands like Anker in performance/quality and price for comparable models
do you have a Nintendo switch? plug seems to be compatible to goal zero 100ac well...….. seems to be.
Have you tried solar charging the power pack?
Yes I have used 3. Here is the ones I used and the estimated charge time.
Nomad 14: 12-28 hrs - amzn.to/2WefFOv
Nomad 28: 6-14 hrs - amzn.to/2S2DDNv
Boulder 50: 4-8 hrs - amzn.to/2Ubkjef
The 50 is what is shown on the roof of my suv
@@bodendorfer Does it work with other solar panels brands?
Which solar panel portable to use with it which would be size of average cars Winshield .
I use the nomad 20 when I am hiking or camping. If I am traveling and I want to be able to collect more, I use the 100 watt briefcase.
@@bodendorfer will the nomad 100 load the sherpa?
@@peterm13 it should work just fine. It might only provide 70 to 100 watts of power.
You state it has 24.7Wh battery??? It shows Pack capacity 94.7 watts (14.8 volts 6400 mah). I'm confused.
It is 94.7, I believe I show the capacity on the video.
i have check all your pages and websites but i am not seeing anything.
someone please help me out.
May I ask what you are looking for?
@@bodendorfer i want Sherpa 100AC power bank with a sleeves supply to me. so how can i get in contact?
here's my email: sb499106@gmail.com
Can take it on a plane?
Yes you can.
Problem is that its inverter is modified sine wave not pure so it could damage sensitive electronics like tablets and laptops.
Mario Torres I doubt it would damage a tablet etc because their power bricks are essentially transformers that work by induction. There is no direct connect to the tablet it’s induction on the transformer brick.
Do I need two things to charge the Sherpa. One to charge from a wall outlet and one to charge from my car ? I just bought one and do not know how to use it.
I am hoping I can answer your questions. You can charge the Sherpa via the 8mm port or the USB-C ports. Goal Zero makes a wall charger that will fit the 8mm port as well as solar panels that will charge via this port. You can charge via the USB-C Port, however depending on the source of the charge will greatly depend how long it will take to charge. I have had the best luck using the USB-C port with a 60 watt wall charger.
@@bodendorfer Please send me a link for the AC power cable I need to charge this unit, thanks!
well stop gaming on it & it may just last a whole day...haha....
overpriced aF! no pure sine wave, no 12v plug for devices such as cpaps. I'll wait since GZ has announced on their site that something cool is coming. Hopefully, it will be a replacement to this one!
What would you like to see different in a newer model?
$300 on amazon.. over priced for only 100 watt hrs
279 € for a device, which has no pure sinewave on AC ? I am done. Would never buy this.
do you know any portable ac power bank at any cost with a pure sinewave? now looking for it.
Sure-pa....
Not Shar-pa
Think of the local men of the Himalayas.
The intro is so us-american.🤣 You should have added "Are you depressed when your battery runs out of power and you wonder what you can do about it? Then you came to the right place"
you know when you say it the way you said it, it does sound like a real Western thing.