Charge your Cell Phone with Solar Energy!

You are in or in an office building or downtown waiting for an important appointment; or in the waiting room of a doctor's or dentist's office. You have to stay put; you can't tell the receptionist: "My cell phone is dead; I need to get to my car and charge it for a few minutes". You will miss you important business appointment, get late to the see this executive at the scheduled meeting, miss you dentist appointment and have to pay the "$50 appointment missed" fee.

Perhaps you are waiting for your job interview, and there is no way you can miss it!

At the same time you have to take care of business; you are expecting some important call from your office, business associate, spouse, client, internet business, website, etc. You iPhone, Palm, PDA, or just a regular cell phone is telling you: "Beep, beep, I am about to die!!"

What about if you had a Solar Charger with you. A small, light weight device that can not only charge your iPhone/cell phone in emergencies, but also is able to recharge your iPod as well.

Sounds impossible. But it's real!

 with the EL8 Solar Powered LED Headlamp -

Solar Charger and the EA1 - 12 Volt Converter

with the EL8 Headlamp-Solar Charger

and the EA6 USB adapter

cell phone-mp3 player (iPod)

with the EL8 Headlamp-Solar Charger

and the EA1 - 12 Volt Converter

cell phone-mp3 player (iPod)

using the EL8 Solar Panel

look at this video I took in my office! My cell phone was

running out of battery on a day that I was

waiting for several contractors to call me on.

I panicked for about 30 sec.,then ran to my car to get my

Solar Charger. Four minutes later, I was back

in business - literately. LG Chocolate cell phone

and mp3 player (a kind of iPod, where I have hours

of podcasts), before a business meeting.

I used the EL8 Headlamp as a Solar Charger,

along with the EA6 USB adapter.

Total weight: 2.7oz

cell phone-mp3 player (iPod)

with the EL8 Headlamp-Solar Charger

and the EA1 - 12 Volt Converter

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