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General Forums => General Discussion => Topic started by: byzantium on January 11, 2005, 02:22:52 am
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Solio (http://www.solio.com/) -- a solar charger for iPods, phones, and some PDAs. Looks pretty neat.
Anyone know of solar chargers that work with Zs? Do all Zs have the same ac adaptor tip style?
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Solio (http://www.solio.com/) -- a solar charger for iPods, phones, and some PDAs. Looks pretty neat.
Anyone know of solar chargers that work with Zs? Do all Zs have the same ac adaptor tip style?
Well, silly actually. Does it come with sunscreen?
As for the tips, I think that they are the same, couldn't find out for sure though...
John
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I think it would be pretty useful for my iPod on a several day hiking trip of course if you take it along, you'll get cloudy weather for sure
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I think it would be pretty useful for my iPod on a several day hiking trip of course if you take it along, you'll get cloudy weather for sure
Yeah, I suppose it would work well enough for that. Not that I get out much in the sun anyways
John
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someone else here in the forum mentioned this solar charger before:
http://www.aurorasolar.com/merchant.ihtml?...tcatid=1&step=4 (http://www.aurorasolar.com/merchant.ihtml?pid=6&lastcatid=1&step=4)
It says that it works with a Zaurus. You also need to purchase the adapter:
http://www.aurorasolar.com/merchant.ihtml?...tcatid=5&step=4 (http://www.aurorasolar.com/merchant.ihtml?pid=18&lastcatid=5&step=4)
I think the 4 mm plug for $2.00 would work. One day, I would like to try this. Anyone already done so?
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I have one of those (not that exact model, but similar). Haven't used it much but it seems to work. I also have an older solar panel which i used to charge 4 NiMH AA and then used them to power the Z, which also worked fine, but the panel was much lower power.
James
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jamesannan:
Did you get the 4mm plug for yours, or is that the correct plug? Let me know if it works directly charging the sl-6000, and whether that is the right plug.
Thanks!
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I can't remember now what I ordered exactly, but I'm sure they would know which plug is the right one since they claim compatibility. I think it was the 4x1.7mm one.
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Honestly, a 4AA battery box is way better
Considering both the cost (I DIY-ed mine abt $7 CAD), and can charge anywhere