Charging Lithium Battery With A Car Alternator

If you do a lot of driving, and you aren't charging the Yeti from your vehicle's alternator (select models), this accessory is essential for charging while you're on the move. The cord is longer than I expected, but depending on your setup, you might want to order a Goal Zero 8mm extension cable. This is switchable between 5A & 10A. 10A being required to charge the larger power stations. Be mindful that this device gets hot when charging for long periods.

All I can say is wow, this tiny lithium jump starter got what thought was a dead as a doornail car battery back to life

It works wonderfully charging the lithium battery included for my A6500.  Does exactly what it is supposed to do.  What else can you say.

This lithium battery is very reliable.

This product is much cheaper than its original creator and does the same, if not better, job at charging my battery. It also comes with more features such as charging port for the car... All around a good buy.

A lot of good features: + two charging stations. + LCD display. + car recharging possible. - battery adapters come loose too easily. Not a big deal.

Watson really going above and beyond on this one. The charger is very compact, has retractable prongs, and even comes with a car charger for charging on the go. Overall charging my 2200mah battery seemed very fast, and the battery itself lasted much longer than expected (using it to power an Atomos Shinobi 4k external monitor for video). As always B&H shipped this fast and I’m very happy with this.

I use this to recharge my backup batteries in my car while I'm still using the camera. Also it speeds up battery charging overnight by allowing the charger to charge one and to connect the camera to a USB power port on it at the same time to recharge a second battery from one wall socket outlet.

Small, easy to use, has a nice car charging accessory for traveling. Most importantly I purchased this to determine if it worked with a Ricoh battery, which a few locations on the internet indicated it would because it’s the same as the Olympus battery. I can confirm that works with the Ricoh DB-110 (not tested with off brand batteries). It’s a great price too. One thing to note is when you plug it on, it will just stay red while it charges. No flashing or anything to indicate timing like some chargers. Red while charging, green when completed. Not a big deal.

This is a battery charging hub. If you have more than one battery this thing is essential. I have 6 batteries and so I have two charging hubs. As soon as I come home from a day of flying I pop all of the batteries in the charger and they are ready when I need them again. Who has time to swap out batteries all day with only one charger? I would also recommend the battery car charger. Even with extra batteries you may still run out of juice. And using an AC car adapter and trying to charge with the AC charger doesn't always work. The car adapter is designed to work with the typical amps from an automobile.