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RE: Solar Powered Battery Chargers for $9 and Free Shipping can help Steemit Users in Developing Countries stay online inside "electricity dead Zones"
I actually have one of those solar chargers. After a week, it was not able to fully charge the battery. Maybe because it had a 20,000 ah capacity.
Better indeed to connect it to some other power source like solar panels. Or bicycles with generators. Or maybe some windmills if your place is windy.
I agree with you , some electricity and internet expands man's capacity to improve himself and earn more. Asian countries like China and India had the same problem and in remote parts still do. Hopefully, with little help from others, Africa will proper place in the world
was it the same type????
they still work well as batteries!! ill make sure they have wall chargers
i will have to order a better type of solar charger
Around 58 chinese yuan (8.5 usd) at www.jd.com
NICE and do t hey work better? they actually charge the battery well?? I wil send these to africa then instead, i will still love to test theese things out and i can never have enogh extra betteries to carge my own ipone and tablets!
anywway THANK yoou for that image! U should add a profile image so people will upvote you more!
I wouldlove to help chinese with my money! i have ALOT o small devices and electrinic t purchase! i ned these solar chargers AND i need cheap smartphones that can last a few years and have replacable batteries etc i need a cheapp smartphone oR tablet tat has thee STRONGEST wifi antenaee OR something like the #GoTenna which is bluetoothradio antennae expanding your wifi range 1 to 3 miles
i woud love some sort of large battery powered wifi device that can brodcastthe llargest wif signal
Haha, I’ll try to find a picture what will not scare people
I’m always interested in those gadgets that helps extend technology to far unexpected places.
So far , my portable battery only workout is it to help my phone and ipad not die on long trip back to phillippines from China
I did send one to my nephew who goes of field trips to the provinces. Hope his solar battery holds up
My father is old school. He has a 12V inverter which he uses with the car battery for those power outages that happens in the Philippines every year
I have heard of the GoTenna but have not seen it in use
I suppose you can use a mobile hotspot and use a wifi router as a repeater. My family has one of those mobile hot spots and its range only extends a few meters so you need something more powerful to amplify the Wifi