Solar chargers
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=== Comments on models === | === Comments on models === | ||
| + | All the samples comes with a not EU wall socket so I have to test them with the Neo wall charger | ||
==== SC018 ==== | ==== SC018 ==== | ||
| + | Don't even able to charge the neo shotted down or suspended | ||
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==== SC019 ==== | ==== SC019 ==== | ||
| + | in spite specifications claims 3000mA it can only charge the 1200mA Neo batterie once and the second try it only charge 1/3 , and it takes more than 4h to do the full charge in spite of Neo detect it as 1000mA/h power source, and neo must be suspended or no charge, only mantains the internal battery at same level if Neo is on. | ||
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==== SC020 ==== | ==== SC020 ==== | ||
| + | Instruction only in Chinese and the lack of compatible wall socket make me unable to test it cause it not use a mini USB and I have no adaptors aviable. | ||
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| + | == Solar Gorilla == | ||
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| + | The product 'Solar Gorilla' is a polycristalline foldable module. I've used it for a XO computer (with a converter) and now for my FreeRunner (without). It has a USB output which delivers enough electricity. The FR doesn't need to be forced to 500mA. The module has an output of 10W, which is more than enough. Unfold, I can attach it to my bicycle. I also use a small lectern to hold it on a table. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:58, 2 January 2010
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[edit] Here you can find information about tests on various solar chargers
[edit] en-hancing.com
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[edit] Comments on models
All the samples comes with a not EU wall socket so I have to test them with the Neo wall charger
[edit] SC018
Don't even able to charge the neo shotted down or suspended
[edit] SC019
in spite specifications claims 3000mA it can only charge the 1200mA Neo batterie once and the second try it only charge 1/3 , and it takes more than 4h to do the full charge in spite of Neo detect it as 1000mA/h power source, and neo must be suspended or no charge, only mantains the internal battery at same level if Neo is on.
[edit] SC020
Instruction only in Chinese and the lack of compatible wall socket make me unable to test it cause it not use a mini USB and I have no adaptors aviable.
[edit] Solar Gorilla
The product 'Solar Gorilla' is a polycristalline foldable module. I've used it for a XO computer (with a converter) and now for my FreeRunner (without). It has a USB output which delivers enough electricity. The FR doesn't need to be forced to 500mA. The module has an output of 10W, which is more than enough. Unfold, I can attach it to my bicycle. I also use a small lectern to hold it on a table.
