More people are using portable electronic devices at the range, and a solar-powered charger is useful to charge devices during a long range day. It can also provide emergency power during long wilderness trips, and charge a car battery. Rob Pincus demonstrates how quick and simple it is to set up and operate the solar charger, which is also durable and easy to carry.
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Availability and cost of emergency solar charger system?
Hi, Charles. The Solar Charger used in the video was the 13 watt briefcase solar charger from Thunderbolt Magnum. It was $79.99 from Harbor Freight (http://www.harborfrieght.com/13-watt-briefase-solar-charger-68750.html).
What brand is this?
Hello there, the Solar Charger used in the video was the 13 watt briefcase solar charger from Thunderbolt Magnum. It was $79.99 from Harbor Freight (http://www.harborfreight.com/13-watt-briefcase-solar-charger-68750.html < http://www.harborfreight.com/13-watt-briefcase-solar-charger-68750.html>).
How do charge a car battery?