i have a question, the connection i need to use to charge my sony erricson. dose it have to be from the charger or can i use the headphones connection????
@aleinlegs well it's been 9 months so i assume you have figured it out allready but in case you still wandering the 1N4001 is ideal for small projects like these
Batteries are expensive now a days. And if you have an phone that doesn't use interchangable batteries like the iPhone then it is useful. And things die after awhile too even if you fully charged them before going out.
or make the solar panel they just showed you, except just keep it in your bag or car for when you need it. you could clip it to you pants, shirt, bag, etc etc. Extra batteries aren't available for older phones or zune/ipods.
this is actually better idea then using electricity paying for it. It takes a lot of hard work to make electricity to begin with and it would be a little cleaner planet if there was no need in electricity. So the solar chargin method is actually cool but the problem is not enough people use it
Of the possible 4,456 hours of daylight each year, the sun shines for roughly 4,050 hours, or about 90% of the time in the City i live in, so this would be actually very usable lol. But i'm not going to do it, i have a spare battery my phone came with so im good.
Yeah, it would. The cheapest part is the diode. Which cost like 10 cents but you need to buy a pack of them, that is maybe 2, 3 dollars. The other parts are pretty expensive if your only going to use it to just make this. A wire stripper is like 20 bucks. I believe(don't quote me) the cheapest voltage meter would be maybe 30 bucks. You don't need a wire cutter imo. Everyone has screwdrivers. I don't know about solar garden lights. A soldering iron isn't that cheap either.
i think the most expensive part would be the solar panels, i got my wire stripper for 10 bucks and you can get a multimeter for 10 bucks as well(a pretty crappy one, but it will do the job)
hey.... i went there, and those fuckers first laughed at me, then i saw a hot chick and i tryed to buy her, but those idiots threw me out of the store!!!
Not everything can be powered by USB cable. :/ I'm also not buying a new cable just for this purpose. Also, what happens when it's, say, WINTER?? Or maybe rain. Really, just recharge it each night if you're worried.
I think that more than for the actual utility of the solar bag, the point of this is that it's just a cool science project that you would do just for fun. Personally if I were actually interested in a solar bag i would simply buy one and not make it myself (they can be bought at various websites and some shops), also because my amateur copy would probably not be as good.
Yeah, though I think this one's just lacks the actual effective utility to make it worth the time. Cool, but I'd rather spend my time making a wallet which will hold my money no matter the weather.
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i was wondering if a 5volt can also charge a laptop with 10volts? i don't really understand the voltage thing and i just want to be careful =/
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i was wondering if a 5volt can also charge a laptop with 10volts? i don't really understand the voltage thing and i just want to be careful =/
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Good Job Tinkernut!
Mchlngy4 2 weeks ago
OMG !!! Thank you so much!!!!!
chriswistos 4 months ago
i have a question, the connection i need to use to charge my sony erricson. dose it have to be from the charger or can i use the headphones connection????
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NickJonasfan55555 8 months ago
hehe wire stripper
amar23716 11 months ago
Invention Convention project right here. If you don't know what that is, it's a convention for inventions.
NinjaAssassin336 11 months ago
omfg
cokabears 1 year ago
ok now i get lol :)
fame1810 1 year ago
what
fame1810 1 year ago
AWESOME! :D
KoolAidKristie 1 year ago
xbox on the go >=D
Dizmapler170 1 year ago
@Dizmapler170 But how are you gunna watch what your doing... you dont have a TV just stuffed in your bag
zayel123 1 year ago
thats GIGAFIDE!!
modhvadiya101 1 year ago
cool, actually a good idea :D
MrSkinnyBill 1 year ago
notice the person going the work is a dude most times
sonikdude49 1 year ago
put a usb split on it and you can charge two things at once
weirdkidsinc 1 year ago
Or, you could just charge it, like a normal person would do...
candygrl36 2 years ago
1:10 It's gigafide also know as Tinkernut!!! Awesome! If you don't beleave me, look whats on the T-Shirt.
CrysisLTU2 2 years ago
does anybody know what kind of diode to use for this project??? please help!! thx =)
aleinlegs 2 years ago
@aleinlegs well it's been 9 months so i assume you have figured it out allready but in case you still wandering the 1N4001 is ideal for small projects like these
cyberlord64 1 year ago
@aleinlegs When you take apart your solar light there will be a black diode with a small gray line on one side of it, this is the diode you use
KageKirby 1 year ago
OMFG SHITS REDONK damn i would like to do that but i dont care about my phone
deejayWARP 2 years ago
this is amazin i'm gonna make me some!!!
THANKS!
jonatigre5000 2 years ago
....ooor, you can go on Amazon and buy a universal USB solar charger for $17.99!
Kakashigirl250 2 years ago
PLUS SHIPPING KID.. YOU FORGOT! xd
jonatigre5000 2 years ago
can't u just carry an extra battery ,or better remember to charge your phone before going out
world4i 2 years ago
Batteries are expensive now a days. And if you have an phone that doesn't use interchangable batteries like the iPhone then it is useful. And things die after awhile too even if you fully charged them before going out.
poketr97 2 years ago
or make the solar panel they just showed you, except just keep it in your bag or car for when you need it. you could clip it to you pants, shirt, bag, etc etc. Extra batteries aren't available for older phones or zune/ipods.
kyleismrsmiley 2 years ago
this is actually better idea then using electricity paying for it. It takes a lot of hard work to make electricity to begin with and it would be a little cleaner planet if there was no need in electricity. So the solar chargin method is actually cool but the problem is not enough people use it
EnFreezed 2 years ago
That was crazy
henrylin1993 2 years ago
too bad we cant bump for more howcasts like this
purdyboy63 2 years ago
Wow, I thought Howcast was done making any how to videos that were remotely useful. This was a pleasant surprise.
Mintish 2 years ago 21
thats just common sense, i could do that in my sleep. except for the soldering. i dont have tools for that
ZenGuy12 2 years ago
tinkernut jackets
i had that phone an it sucked
jjantonellis 2 years ago
im making one of those
hi1hi2hi2 2 years ago 2
the only place i know has a volt meter is my old school and i cant go back there...damn...
Vergast 2 years ago
finaly something useful. its been like 6 months
quack571 2 years ago 4
Of the possible 4,456 hours of daylight each year, the sun shines for roughly 4,050 hours, or about 90% of the time in the City i live in, so this would be actually very usable lol. But i'm not going to do it, i have a spare battery my phone came with so im good.
FlamesKnightX12488 2 years ago 2
wow finally an usuful video from howcast!!!
locochepo 2 years ago
Wow, that is so cool, too bad i dont have the patience to try it...
dragonflask 2 years ago 3
seems like more trouble than it's worth. :S but VERY cool idea. I like it. :)
fighterjoe22 2 years ago 3
Now that's cool, I might try it O.O
PunkPrincessPirate 2 years ago
5 stars and faved
davidnightingale 2 years ago 13
hey, does annyone know where i can buy that wire stripper? :)
seems kinda good to use ;)
williamhardyXtreme 2 years ago
Probably a hardware store like Home Depot.
ace198 2 years ago
getting all the items just to make it cost way more then just to go buy a new battery?
HotBoyLawson 2 years ago
Yeah, it would. The cheapest part is the diode. Which cost like 10 cents but you need to buy a pack of them, that is maybe 2, 3 dollars. The other parts are pretty expensive if your only going to use it to just make this. A wire stripper is like 20 bucks. I believe(don't quote me) the cheapest voltage meter would be maybe 30 bucks. You don't need a wire cutter imo. Everyone has screwdrivers. I don't know about solar garden lights. A soldering iron isn't that cheap either.
ace198 2 years ago
U mean to tell me the things that you just listed..... you dont have??? Doesnt everyone have those things??? i sure do...
schaefshootr 2 years ago
I don't have a need for them at my home. I have some of it but not all of it. I can easily build something like this at my school if I wanted to.
ace198 2 years ago
i think the most expensive part would be the solar panels, i got my wire stripper for 10 bucks and you can get a multimeter for 10 bucks as well(a pretty crappy one, but it will do the job)
hanzellmo 2 years ago
most of the items will be in an average garage...just my 2 cents
lamb445 2 years ago
well the only solar cells i seem to find are 5 dollars for 0,5 Volts :S
hanzellmo 2 years ago
I got a really good multimeter for 4 bucks
zeosrule 2 years ago
so they sell strippers at home depot???? HELL YEAH!
HOME DEPOT, HERE I *CUM*!!!
williamhardyXtreme 2 years ago
hey.... i went there, and those fuckers first laughed at me, then i saw a hot chick and i tryed to buy her, but those idiots threw me out of the store!!!
williamhardyXtreme 2 years ago
Not everything can be powered by USB cable. :/ I'm also not buying a new cable just for this purpose. Also, what happens when it's, say, WINTER?? Or maybe rain. Really, just recharge it each night if you're worried.
LyzaraKitsune 2 years ago
I think that more than for the actual utility of the solar bag, the point of this is that it's just a cool science project that you would do just for fun. Personally if I were actually interested in a solar bag i would simply buy one and not make it myself (they can be bought at various websites and some shops), also because my amateur copy would probably not be as good.
proximumargento 2 years ago
Yeah, though I think this one's just lacks the actual effective utility to make it worth the time. Cool, but I'd rather spend my time making a wallet which will hold my money no matter the weather.
LyzaraKitsune 2 years ago
wow this was a good video!
NikoClemente 2 years ago 2
1.10 its tinkernut!
uut0 2 years ago
GREAT VIDEOS HOWCAST :)
girlstainlessheart 2 years ago 2
chesse
mack12341234 2 years ago 3