Recharge Electric Car Battery While Driving

While, I wouldn't put a valuable DSLR/Lens on the mini-ball head both my Gopro and iPhone 11 stayed on while driving up to 60 mph on the highway without it sliding or falling off. The magnet is S-T-R-O-N-G. I did not have any problems with the dual-action mini ball sliding around when I was driving with the kit on my car. I highly recommend this kit if you're looking to take photos with it mounted to your car.

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.

I thoroughly enjoy my GoPro, hiking, fishing or just driving in my car.

To recharge my camera battery.

Held my lumix s5 to the front windshield of a car while driving around.

I'm a traveler and outdoor photographer often nowhere near electric outlets and definately not 120ac most of the time. I bought this because of it's 12V recharge capabilities as I use solar panels when in the wilderness to recharge my cameras and other equipment. This model does the job; it is smaller than the 120vac charger that came with the camera and that is a big plus when packing everything in the wilderness.

I use this to sometimes plug my electric motorcycle in for recharge. The current draw is usually 11 amps and it barely gets warm indicating (to me) that the connections are good.

I recently received my Delta 1300. I charged it up. Made 12 cups of coffee, charged a couple devices and ran my electric blanket on high for 6-7 hours. Used roughly 40%. Blanket used the most. I wanted to see how long the unit would last without recharge at my max need. Basically I can go winter camping in my truck for at least two days without a need to recharge. Probably at least 4-5 days, probably longer, in warmer weather (9 months of the year) when I do not need the electric blanket. For me this negates the need for solar panels. Less to buy, less to take with me. Also the power of the Delta is such that it allows you to run higher Watt items and run them longer. When you compare these factors against the competitive units, they either have less power and thus will not last as long or run all your devices. Then when you buy the solar panels you spend about the same for a less powerful battery. Other units with similar power cost a lot more. When deciding to purchase I also asked a lot of questions from support. I found them to be very helpful. I communicated via email and tended to always get a response same day in the evening, which was very fine with me.

I use these for removing smudges on my lenses. I also keep an extra one in the car for cleaning my glasses while out driving.

If you have a spare battery you don't need to recharge and can keep taking pictures.