Tag: backcountry travel
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Who Needs Solar Panels? Bluetti Charger1 Alternator Charger
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in 12 volt DC to DC power supply, backcountry travel, camp trailer, camping, camping diy, camping in a van, car inverter, cargo trailer camper, Cargo trailer camper conversion, cargo trailer camping, cargo trailers, converted cargo trailer, converted cargo trailer trailer camper, desert, desert exploring, living in your rv, living on the road, metal detecting, offroad travel, overlanding, power converter for car, power inverter for car, RV Life, RVs, trailer camping, van lifeOf course, “Who Needs Solar Panels?” is a question and not a statement, but Bluetti’s “Charger1” is an extremely handy tool, even if you do have solar, and would be especially valuable to truckers and other folks who travel by car for a living. I never bother to charge my power stations through the 12…
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Tested – 6 Portable Solar Panels! – Which One Is the Best?
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in backcountry travel, backcountry vacation, camp trailer, camping, camping in a van, car maintenence, cargo trailer camper, Cargo trailer camper conversion, cargo trailer camping, cargo trailers, converted cargo trailer, converted cargo trailer trailer camper, desert, desert exploring, desert vacation, living in your rv, metal detecting, offroad travel, overlanding, portable solar panels, rv maintenence, RVs, solar charging, Solar equipment, solar power, western vacationI’ve been wanting to do this video comparing different brands of portable solar panels for a long time and finally got the perfect weather to make it happen, with no clouds and no haze to interfere with the results. This is a test under conditions as ideal as I could find that shows which panel…