Battery Charger Manual See Brunton New SOLARIS i6 Foldable iPod® Solar Charger Details
List Price : $208.49 Price : $119.99
Product Description
Turn to the Solaris i6 iPod solar charger, which keeps your iPod fully juiced using the power of the great outdoors. The i6 bundle is outfitted with a 6-watt CIGS solar panel, along with a direct-connect iPod power cable, a vehicle outlet cable, a multi-linking cable, and a battery clamp cable. The end result is a package that includes everything you need to charge up and stay in tune everywhere you go. The vehicle outlet cable plugs into your car's 12-volt cigarette lighter for listening to your iPod behind the wheel, while the multi-linking cable also lets you charge digital cameras, MP3 players, PDAs, cell phones, and more. You can even increase the power output by linking compatible solar panels to the i6 panel. Also equipped with a handy storage sack, the i6 bundle measures 29 by 9 inches, weighs 7.1 ounces, and is backed by a one-year warranty.
Amazon.com Product Description
Can't bear to live without your favorite tunes while on the trail or at the campsite? Turn to the Solaris i6 iPod solar charger, which keeps your iPod fully juiced using the power of the great outdoors. The i6 bundle is outfitted with a 6-watt CIGS solar panel, along with a direct-connect iPod power cable, a vehicle outlet cable, a multi-linking cable, and a battery clamp cable. The end result is a package that includes everything you need to charge up and stay in tune everywhere you go. The vehicle outlet cable plugs into your car's 12-volt cigarette lighter for listening to your iPod behind the wheel, while the multi-linking cable also lets you charge digital cameras, MP3 players, PDAs, cell phones, and more. You can even increase the power output by linking compatible solar panels to the i6 panel. Also equipped with a handy storage sack, the i6 bundle measures 29 by 9 inches, weighs 7.1 ounces, and is backed by a one-year warranty.
What's in the Box?
i6 solar panel, iPod cable, vehicle outlet cable, multi-linking cable, battery clamp cable, storage sack, user's manual
- 6-watt solar panel charger designed for iPods and other electronics
- Foldable CIGS solar panel with direct-connect iPod power cable
- Vehicle outlet cable plugs into car's 12-volt cigarette lighter adapter
- Links with other panels for increased power output; handy storage sack
- Measures 29 by 9 inches and weighs 7.1 ounces; one-year warranty
Brunton New SOLARIS i6 Foldable iPod® Solar Charger Reviews
Battery Charger Manual : Brunton New SOLARIS i6 Foldable iPod® Solar Charger Reviews
| 37 of 37 people found the following review helpful  Good Product, but TERRIBLE advertising..., By gh (sacramento, ca usa) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Brunton New SOLARIS i6 Foldable iPod� Solar Charger (Electronics) First off, I live in Sacramento, CA. So it's not the sunniest location, but still pretty dang sunny.I purchased the Solaris i6 with the intention to be able to charge any of the following: Ipod Video, Ipod Shuffle, Treo Smartphone, Garmin GPS, Bluetooth headset, & AA or AAA batteries. Usage would be mainly around the house, but I am an outdoor enthusiast that would disappear into backcountry whenever possible taking my trusty Ipod as my only real tie to civilization. Therefore, portability, simplicity & durability would be paramount for my outings. At first tests, the Solaris was TECHNICALLY capable of charging everything EXCEPT the Ipod Video. The shuffle, phone, GPS & Bluetooth were fabulous - no problems there. The AA & AAA batteries were close to impossible. Majority of chargers out there are just not able to work with the current that's created from these panels. I did find a charger that could, however the limit was a single battery at a time! If 2... Read more 14 of 15 people found the following review helpful  Very weak solar panels, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Brunton New SOLARIS i6 Foldable iPod� Solar Charger (Electronics) I really thought that this was exactly what I have been looking for...but it is not. If you are looking for a solar energy source for charging your iPod or newer cellular phone, look somewhere else. I own several Brunton products, and I've never had a problem with them before. Even though the specifications listed claim to be able to charge an iPod, it actually takes TWO or even THREE of these very expensive panels linked together to charge an iPod touch or iPhone. It took two Brunton i6 panels linked together to charge an iPod 3G nano, 80GB video iPod, and my Samsung Instinct - even in direct sunlight. Although this item even lists "iPod" specifically in its name, I would have to recommend the Brunton 12-watt or even 26-watt solar panels to do the job. The i6 *may* have enough power to charge some of the much older iPods, such as the 1G and 2G nano, but I do not have any old iPods to test. 12 of 13 people found the following review helpful  Charge iPhone with sunshine, By Paul "ptaylor7" (Idaho USA) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Brunton New SOLARIS i6 Foldable iPod� Solar Charger (Electronics) I use this to charge my iPhone. It works. It won't charge the battery while the phone is on but it seems maintain the level. I don't see this as an issue because I use this where there is no cell service, and no power - I'm just using the phone as an iPod at this point. The sun is bright where I am in the west. Mine came without the storage sack and I emailed Brunton. They got back to me quickly and mailed me one. I give it four stars as the instruction book doesn't mention it working with an iPhone I just had to take a chance.It does come with an array of cables: cigarette lighter socket, battery clamps, and various barrel connectors for charging other stuff. I haven't tried any of that at this point. Also note that charging electronics in the hot sun is always tricky. One needs to shade or protect the device somehow so it doesn't get overheated while keeping the panel in the bright sunlight. |
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