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Ihr Warenkorb ist leerDas größte Boulder Solar Panel (insgesamt 200 W) in einer Transporttasche ist die ultimative Lösung für unterwegs Egal, ob Sie mit dem Boot unterwegs sind, campen oder Panels für Ihr Backup benötigen, der Boulder 200 Briefcase ist ideal für jedes netzunabhängige ProjektDas Boulder 200 Briefcase besteht aus zwei 100-Watt-Paneelen (14-21,8 V), die über ein Scharnier miteinander verbunden sind Es ist aus starkem gehärtetem Glas und einem Aluminiumrahmen mit zusätzlichem Eckenschutz gefertigt Im Lieferumfang ist eine Schutztasche für den einfachen Transport und das leichtere Tragen enthaltenDas Boulder 200 sammelt keinen Strom - es produziert ihn, wenn es dem Sonnenlicht ausgesetzt wird und ist am besten zum Aufladen von Goal Zero Yetis geeignet
Impus
Bewertet in den USA am24. Januar 2025
Short Version: the only way in which this product did not perform as expected is that the charge level indicator light always shows 1 of 4 (photo #1). I have tested this with a number of different batteries at different known charge levels, and the problem persists. The user manual says that it may take up to half an hour to get an accurate battery level read (photo #2), so I gave the unit 30 minutes of "read time" with a set of freshly charged batteries, yet the problem persists."I can make a 3 minute Youtube video last 16 minutes" Version: I have owned and taken the earlier version of this combo, the Guide 10/Nomad 7, on many miles of hikes and paddles and been satisfied with it. Eventually time and salt water took their toll, charging stopped happening, and it was time to replace the old gear. Most folks make the smart move and get a power bank to charge, but all my gear runs on AA batteries (Panasonic Eneloops, beware Chinese knockoffs) so having a lightweight, dependable AA charger was my choice. The old Nomad 7 was just barely enough wattage to keep my gear charged, so I bought this kit assuming the Nomad 5 would not keep up and also ordered a 15 watt panel from another company. I haven't had the new kit out on the trail yet, but have been testing all the pieces apart and together while at home so there won't be too many surprises when I'm miles from a wall socket.Thus far the only issue I've run into is the indicator light, and I'm not sure if this is a "keep looking for better gear" issue or not; on the trail I'm only going to get the sun I'm going to get, the batteries are going to charge as much as they will charge, and If I'm not aware of their specific charge level, will that make any real difference? I could return the Guide 12 and ask for a replacement, but have seen a few other people make this same complaint in reviews, so I'm assuming it's a common problem which a return might or might not fix.3 stars instead of 1 or 5 probably means no one is going to read this review, but I feel better having spoken my piece and some very thorough gear researcher might find this a useful anecdote...
Chris
Bewertet in den USA am30. Juni 2024
This is a great item to have for emergencies or take with you camping, backpacking or whatever you might need to charge your AA and AAA batteries! It comes with 4 AA rechargeable batteries that I was not expecting inside the charger! Use a wall charger to charge the batteries when you receive it so it’s ready for use in an emergency
Curious G
Bewertet in den USA am6. April 2024
At first, I thought I would like this, it seemed to do OK on a cloudy day. However, on the bright sunshiny day, not a single cloud in the sky, it took 3 1/2 hours to take my cell phone, which is the iPhone 13 from 44% to 51%. Yes folks 3 1/2 hours!! I called the company and they did nothing told me I was fine to return it to Amazon. I asked can I get the panel replaced? They said no because I bought it through Amazon and even if I would’ve bought it through them it would’ve been limited. Whatttt???? They put the nomad five with the battery charger instead of the nomad 10 or 20 my suspicion they know the nomad five is garbage they gotta find a way to deplete the inventory. I doubt they’re making more of these. These are absolutely horrid. totally disappointed so if I want to keep the battery charger, I must pay the hundred dollars and just throw away the panel (unusable) I guess …..or return it all and say screw off and go with a different company …… still deciding. But if I was you guys, I would not buy this or go down my pathway, find a better company or a good company that will stand behind their products. This is just my opinion, but I’ve been outdoors my whole life testing gear, and this belongs in the garbage.
Wire nut
Bewertet in den USA am1. Februar 2023
This is a great solar charger to own. When you need power to charge your devices, when on the go. This will come in handy.
Ready
Bewertet in den USA am26. Juli 2022
Goal Zero is solid. I use it regularly for remote hunting and fishing trips. It just works and is worth the weight.
Lupilla
Bewertet in Deutschland am 2. November 2022
Wahrscheinlich habe ich ein defektes Panel erwischt! Nach 3 Tagen in der Sonne waren die Akkus noch nicht geladen! Um zu prüfen ob das Panel oder das Akkuladegerät nicht funktioniert habe ich dann mein IPhone angeschlossen! Es stand auf 23%. Nach 10 Minuten dann auf 19%, was mich wirklich sehr gewundert hat, da es sich offensichtlich entladen hat! Nach 4 Stunden Sonne war der Ladestand auf 15% runter! Das Panel geht zurück! Des Weiteren möchte ich noch monieren, das die in der Beschreibung aufgeführte Tasche nicht mitgeliefert wurde! Insgesamt hatte ich den Eindruck, das ich ein bereits genutztes Panel bekommen habe, die Verpackung war auf jeden Fall nicht ganz frisch!
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