Solar rechargers for AA, AAA, C, D and 9volt batts

Wondering if one could use the solar garden lights and just change out the battery holder?
Maybe even wire together a few of those tiny little solar panels that they come with?
Anyone with an electronics background able to chime in on this?

thanks for that. never even thought of using those

Checkout the universal solar chargers from this site for under $30:
http://store.sundancesolar.com/hispsobach.html

Check with Graham at http://www.modernoutpost.com/
He is very knowledgeable about this stuff and is a very helpful guy. He is on Vancouver Island, nice little home based business.

Cheers... Joe O'

"The Source" has a 400 watt inverter for $29.95. Sale ends Nov 14. Add a battery, charge controller and panel. Then you can do more than batteries. Just a thought.

JAB

Evening All,

Great topic.

As soon as I get my ducks in a row, I would like to pursue a solar recharge unit from Goal Zero, goal zero dot com. For a great source of high quality rechargeable batteries I like All Battery. All-Battery dot com. They also have some entry level solar rechargers.

Mountainman.

I like Goal Zero to Mt. Man. I also like the look of the review on this one. Power Swatch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8XrupGWP9o

Zz

ZZ,

I watched the review. No complaints here. It looks like the real deal, too. There are a lot of great, portable solar units out now. It can only get better, right. Just have to order one before they are not available.

MM.

Here is what Goal Zero is promoting this Christmas. Might work for some of you.

Mountainman.

http://www.goalzero.com/guide10.html?utm_source=Dec17_Website+List2012&utm_campaign=8ef1383ea5-lastday&utm_medium=email&mc_cid=8ef1383ea5&mc_eid=164622a79d

The Goal Zero stuff is good quality and it is portable but it is oh so, so expensive.

looking for a reliable recharger for home batteries. would like to find one that can charge 6 or more batteries at one time. any leads would be appriciated.

if you are able to follow easy diagrams and operate a solder iron you can build your own,know then how to repair it and get a better product at less cost. try electroschematics.com for many plans and parts lists,. good luck