Reddit reviews Solar Power Bank, Qi Portable Charger 10,000mAh External Battery Pack Type C Input Port Dual Flashlight, Compass, Solar Panel Charging (Orange)
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【Qi WIRELESS & SOLAR POWER】NEWEST 10,000mAh power bank. Not just wireless power bank but wireless charger as well compatible with iPhone XR/ XR MAX/ XS/ X/ 8/ 8plus, Samsung Galaxy S9/S9plus S8/S8plus and all qi-enabled devices. Truly cable-free and tangle-free.【FRIENDLY REMINDERS ON SOLAR】Please kindly know that solar charging is an additional feature, the actual result may not be as positive as you expect for the small panel size, large capacity and uncontrollable sunlight intensity. Thanks for your understanding！【EXTENSIVE TESTED CHARGING TIMES】The charging times of BLAVOR wireless power bank have been extensively tested. Itself can be fully recharged around 6hours with 5V/2A adapter, It can charge iphone7plus up to 2.2times, iPhone X up to 2.3times, iphone8 up to 3.5times. Best resources of emergency power.【STURDY DURABLE AND COMPACT SIZE】BLAVOR power bank is made of premium ABS materials and premium lithium polymer battery, highly sturdy and durable. IPX4 Splash proof,Its equipped with USB, type C, two flashlights and a compass kit. Light weight and compact size. NOTE: Type C is an input port not an output!【BLAVOR QUALITY & DECLARATION】We offer hassle-free return and timely & considerate customer services, eliminating all your worries about getting BLAVOR products. NOTE: BLAVOR is the exclusive seller and manufacturer of the solar power bank. Be careful about other counterfeits and we are not responsible for products sold by other sellers. Make sure you only buy it from BLAVOR.
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I use this for our driveway gate and it works great. You could likely find a cheaper solution but this is what I had laying around. There's a separate solar charger and 12V battery for the gate but the camera didn't like the noise when the gate motors were running to open and close the gate and there was no way I running a power cord a couple of hundred feet down and under asphalt either so I just grabbed what I had and it's been there since.
Same here. It's really amazing to see the algorithm do all the work. It's eye opening to see just how much insulin needs fluctuate during the day. Regular pumping gets you part of the way there, but it really is an imperfect tool.
As for cases - I spend a lot of time around water during the summer so am trying two waterproof cases (recommended by people on the Loop Facebook group). This one and this one. The latter is a hard case, so a bit more protective, but also more bulky. My bigger concern is water, as I've seen some people post on the Facebook group that they've killed their RileyLink with just a splash of water.
I also invested in a decent solar-powered spare battery pack, as I realized that if we're out and my phone or RileyLink dies, I need access to some way to charge them.
This is the portable charger I use and I really like it.
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I really doubt that it takes 30hours to full charge. Highly unlikely. In case the standard batter solar charger like this one, with capacity of 10Ah(supposedly...) and area of 0.10m x 0.2m =0.02m\^2 (supposedly...)
Keeping in mind that : E = A * r * H * PR, where E=energy(kWh), A=area(m\^2), r=yield(%, usually 10-20%, lets make it 15%), h=annual average in NE Europe ~1200-1500kWh/(annual*m\^2)(no shadings), PR=coefficient for losses....(~0.5-0.8... Let it be 0.7). So roughly I get around around 1/5 of 10000mAh battery charged in 30h.
But on the other hand... I am very bad at addition and multiplications, but it does correlate with my experience using these kind of solar chargers. Also keep in mind that these Li batteries does not like to be heated too !
Way better solution in my mind is using your hub dynamo to charger your phone :) Like this one :
For fun
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