Well I was able to get an amazing discount on a solar panel through a company that sold it that had RPCV working for them who I got in touch with. The panels are really awesome, they're light, foldable, flexible, and tolerant of warm weather.
Here's the manufacturer's website: I went with the Sunlinq 12 W Solar Panel.
With their accessories and an inverter, I should be able to power all my electronics. Charge the laptop/iPod/batteries for camera, radio, speakers, flashlight, headlamp etc.
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2 comments:
How is the solar panel treating you? I am awaiting my invite to SSA, and meanwhile have been working on my packing list. I was wondering if you are finding 12w to be adequate?
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