Recommendations for solar power bank
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If you don’t have the option of hook up or a leisure battery, then really the only way is a small generator, but the noise could annoy your fellow camping neighbours.Good morning all
I am just wondering what folk do for power when there camping if there is no electric hook up on site and you don't have a leisure battery I am just after some suggestions please
Thanks
Probably, the best route would be to dig deep into the wallet to purchase a leisure battery, fed by a solar panel. This works for me and a few other T6 folk on here.
A decent set up can power a fridge, led lighting, charging up phones and bluetooth speakers etc. for a 2 week camping trip. I’m running 2 x 110amp leisure batteries with a 250 watt solar panel.
You don’t need full sun to charge the batteries.
More or less this makes me self sufficient in the electrical department.
Hope this helps!!
small USB battery packs are an option . .
have a look at this one:
www.t6forum.com
small dash temporary solar:
www.t6forum.com
build your own battery box:
www.t6forum.com
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and for everything in between.
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have a look at this one:
Awesome 3-in-1 Battery Bank - How I done It -
Awesome 3-in-1 Battery Bank - How I done It - Now normally I don't post specific threads on kit . . . . . . but I had to this time. As some of you may know im into portable power . . . whether that be battery, solar, petrol genny, USB power banks or what ever i love it. The term Solar-Generator...
small dash temporary solar:
[Guide] Mobile Solar Panels ? . . . - How I Did It -
Mobile Solar Panels ? . . . - How I Did It - There is loads of background to this . . . . . but for now here is a vid for you all. =] Just remember W = V*A and as a general rule a good 100W panel will give you up to 6A charge with good sun. 25w = 1.5A 50W = 3A 100w = 6A 200w = 12A 300w = 18A...
build your own battery box:
12v Lithium Leisure Battery Box 138Ah 1766Wh -- How I Done It --
12v Lithium Leisure Battery Box 138Ah 1766Wh -- How I Done It -- It's about time that I got this long-overdue project sorted out. The missing parts are on order and completion is in sight . . . . . . . . ready for the Post Pandemic 2020 Camping Trips (Hopefully) This is where it started. p1...
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I use one of these for re-charging camera's, phones, tablets, etc... Holds plenty of charge and get a good few device recharges out of it from flat...
Zendure Powerbank
Zendure Powerbank
The only permanent solution is to fit an auxiliary (leisure ) battery and solar if you want to run a fridge and led lights etc and not have to worry about an electric hook up. You can either fit a solar panel to your roof or have a portable solar blanket or panel or preferably both. Depending on available sunshine and enough panels you can stay off the grid indefinitely.
Have a look here...
www.t6forum.com
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www.t6forum.com
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www.t6forum.com
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You need to ask yourself a few questions.
How big a battery pack do you need?
What do you need to power?
And for how long?
How will you recharge it?
Awesome 3-in-1 Battery Bank - How I done It -
Awesome 3-in-1 Battery Bank - How I done It - Now normally I don't post specific threads on kit . . . . . . but I had to this time. As some of you may know im into portable power . . . whether that be battery, solar, petrol genny, USB power banks or what ever i love it. The term Solar-Generator...
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12v Lithium Leisure Battery Box 138Ah 1766Wh -- How I Done It --
12v Lithium Leisure Battery Box 138Ah 1766Wh -- How I Done It -- It's about time that I got this long-overdue project sorted out. The missing parts are on order and completion is in sight . . . . . . . . ready for the Post Pandemic 2020 Camping Trips (Hopefully) This is where it started. p1...
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Dellmassive’s "How I Done It" blogs.
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You need to ask yourself a few questions.
How big a battery pack do you need?
What do you need to power?
And for how long?
How will you recharge it?
Welcome to T6F btw.
Where are you based?
Where are you based?
blackDonald
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You can have a look at this solar panel power bank and this solar power bank
Both of them have a large battery capacity, and suitable for camping.
Both of them have a large battery capacity, and suitable for camping.
Finally, I bought one here. Thank you
i wouldn't bother with any of those . . . .
theres enough tear downs and capacity tests on YT disproving all the stats.
a couple of good vids from Big Clive . . . .
eg,
theres enough tear downs and capacity tests on YT disproving all the stats.
a couple of good vids from Big Clive . . . .
eg,
Hi @LevieLee .. Welcome... as said before @Dellmassive ...before you do the classic buy now and wished you’d brought bigger option..look at your intended power requirements and work the solar around that.....solar is not a constant....batteries can’t always be fully discharged...so to over come this you have to factor in bigger solar ( higher wattage ) panels and battery storage capacity to give Your self some flexibility......if like me you then start to think I need a bigger van to carry it all...
Andrew Coates
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I bought Smart 30000mAh for a big trip, I knew I’d be on the move a lot and very reliant on my phone for navigation ect so having a dead cell phone wasn’t a choice. I like it’s water proof, it’s rubberized and it’s ports are sealed when not in use.
Agree with AussieMick! Let's use solar energy for travel
Agree with AussieMick! Let's use solar energy for travel
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