Solar Accessory For Car

only had for 2 weeks, great for the car, now looking for accessory clips to do away with the velcro straps

If you are into solar imaging, you will need this accessory to get rid of newton's rings. By slightly shifting position of your camera you can eliminate the light and dark interference bands cause by light. You can see an example of solar images without the rings in my review of celestron 132m camera. where I posted 2 solar images taken with this accessory being used. I cannot solar image without it.

The Goal Zero Nomad 20 is a great portable solar panel. I haven't given it a lot of use yet, but already it works as intended. I am able to charge my phone off it when the sky is overcast. In direct sunlight, it charges faster. I was also able to charge a usb battery pack, that doubles as a car jump starter, while out camping where there was no electricity. This was handy, considering I drained my car battery running a waffle maker. Downsides? it doesn't come with a carrying strap, though it isn't hard to add one.

Really satisfied with the Delta pro that I backed through Kickstarter. It really exceeded my expectations from it. Using it for my self built campervan as main powersource and it has all the handy features built in. Really convenient to be able to directly plug in your solar panels for charging and charging from your car alternator while driving. This product really delivers, only minor downside that I could find is not being able to simultaneously charge with solar panels and 12v car adapter. They use the same charging port on the Delta Pro. Overall great purchase and would definitely recommend! Great invention!

I purchased the River 2 Pro because I was looking for a good alternative solar generator to keep in my car for camping and weekend get aways. This device it perfect especially if you take advantage of the AC fast charging and if you need to go off grid, the solar charging is great too!!! I also use the device to charge up all my camera equipment in the field when shooting wild life photography. In the future I plan to use this device to keep my devices and the Glacier running on longer hiking trips at the base of the mountain! Can’t recommend enough!

Along the years, I have tried many different ways to hold my phone into car dashboards. I have never been happy with any one of them. For the first time ever, I have found an accessory that does exactly what is needed to have your phone exactly where you need it to be and, even more important, it keeps it there. Before getting it though, make sure that your vents are from one of the compatible types.

I use this charger in my SUV car plugged into an accessory outlet/socket in the back storage area. At the same time I bought the charger, I bought an 8-pack of AA NiMH batteries (2300 mAh) also by Pearstone. I have a radio that uses 4 AA batteries and I rotate them as needed with the ones in the charger in the back. Sometimes if I know I am going off the grid for a day, I will load an extra 4 batteries in the charger in advance to have them charged and ready to go also. This charger does not seem to mind the electricity going on and off all the time when the car is started and stopped. I did have a problem with a Maha Powerex charger that could not tolerate the frequent on/off power cycling and would stop working for a few weeks. AA batteries work in a lot of different places and although I use disposable lithium batteries in my camera flash, I know that I always have 4 charged AAs to use if I need them.

this is the must have accessory of the year, unless: 1. You are willing to drop $$$ to buy a pair of apple wireless headset (which I would loose soon after and you might to) 2. You are willing to purchase and new car with qi wireless charger or purchase multiple wireless charges one for the car, one for the house, ..... buy this save your self some aggravation.

A nice compact wall charger for Panasonic Lumix GH4 that comes with a car plug-in accessory. Inexpensive and very effective.

This thing is great. I can clamp it on my handlebars, my engine guard, on the half open car window, anywhere. It's the do everything GoPro accessory.