Portable Power Its Ever Changing Face

I was watching youtube this evening and i been watching the latest and greatest developments for personal power supplys for on the go. I have been watching this kind of stuff for the last year or two.

Now real survivalists will scoff at some of this but hey adapation and ease aint a bad thing to have during certain circumstances. Candles,fire all depend on somewhat dy conditions however what do you do when it rains and yeah these items may be dependent upon the sun but like brandon lee said in that movie the crow it doesnt rain everyday.

Technology is great and it does have its advantages and who says the survivalist has to live in the dark ages.

***Note This Thread is Not a Product Endorsement For Any Product Contained in This Video***

the only intention of this thread is to make people aware things change and somethings can be useful.

Hey great find. I will probably add this to my bug out bag. How much is it at REI normal price?

reply to post by neo96


gday neo96,

great thread starter...

i have been active too in this area,
and cant recomend strongly enough that people get organised ..

its not hard to get some great stuff, fairly cheap, on the net these days,
and when TSHTF these things will be invaluable...

seeya

edit S + F

reply to post by radiokiller123


shop around lots of places you can buy any of those i do like the product lines of that goal zero

I have a small 20 watt solar cell and it does enough to charge up batteries for headlamp, camera, mobile phone and about 1 to 2 hours on the laptop each day. Also have a small AGM Lead acid battery and regulator to soak up the sun all day and look after the battery. www.kwakakev.com...

reply to post by neo96


Great thread! I read a great product review on portable solar cells last week but never got around to sharing it. Glad you did. The possibilities and configurations are growing with the passing of each day. From simple power supply to storage just take your pick.

Brunton has a nice line up of panels and storage devices
store.bruntonoutdoor.com...

I haven't dropped the coin yet. I still have a little more research to go.

Here is the review of powerfilm solar products from Woodsmonkey
www.woodsmonkey.com...:powerfilm-f15-600-and-r14-portable-solar-panels&catid=37urtdoors-tech&It emid=60


www.powerfilmsolar.com...

reply to post by neo96


We use a Powerenz LFP in our hunting camps...

My buddy and I do a Elk guide deal up in Wyoming and those rich hunters expect power even on the side of a mountain... wasn't cheap but This System Works but you don't want to carry this bad boy around all day

youtu.be...

reply to post by jibeho


i like these they are modular systems where you can mix and match systems and stackable.

sherpa 50 and 120 caught me eye but the guide 10 aventure kit is the most affordable people can shop around any website like amazon sells these and other places.

www.goalzero.com...:1/

reply to post by DaddyBare


$12,000 are you serious? one of my old favorites was the solar stik that powerenz is hella bulky and heavy

might as well pack a honda eu2000 genny.

reply to post by neo96


GoalZero definitely caught my attention. Nice price point for the whole kit and plenty of accessories.. REI has the adventure guide 10 package for $124.00. Never too early to start my Christmas List.