US Military-issue Power Supply Assembly

http://www.sportsmansguide.com/

*Sold Out*

Easily concealable and totally man-portable. Tried and true solar power technology, in use by special operational forces in advanced positions around the globe. Originally used for keeping communication batteries juiced up, this Power Supply can be easily adapted to any rechargeable battery setup.

You get 4 military-grade solar panel units (8 total) that cost the government $1,500 each with the capability to continue functioning (at half capacity) if part of the panel sustains damage. As well as a crank system for hand recharging on cloudy days, and an international AC converter for plugging in to existing current around the world. 3 different ways to stay powered-up across changing weather, terrain and location. Automatically limits input current to avoid battery damage and overcharging.

Ready for deployment on your next trip into the hills; your imagination is the limit! A lucky strike at a government auction means you SAVE an incredible $8,380.00!

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[spiritwild68]

like know get solar pack and information have time ?

write at spiritwild09@hotmail.com

[tigermaples]

LOL He said converters....hey they are inverters!

[cbarsonfire]

@MrPhilliprob

Did they say that the item was back ordered? The Guide has a a habit of not restocking items.

[1D10CRACY]

@Zombiepigman96 Almost all cells generate .5 to .55 volts. I would guess those panels to be around 13 to 16 volts, maybe 10 to 15 watts. But thats nothing more than an educated guess. Normal panels designed to be used with a 12v controller push 20 volts +.

[MrPhilliprob]

i tried to find this item #..we do a lot of hiking here and this would be great for are base camp..we pack up our goats and go camping..very interested in this power supply ..let me know the item # when you get some in stock..

[zacandmillie]

Who the hell carries a truck battery behind enemy lines??? And as for manual cranking at night.... Readinto that what you will! As a soldier I know that anything that is 'military spec' is over weight, over sized and under powered. With all that space the hand crank takes up, cables and the solar panels you may as well carry proper batteries

[Zombiepigman96]

Solar panels those size could generate about, say, 12 volts per cell. Over all, I wouldn't buy it.

[sok8888]

Man, that battery weight 70lb. Who is going to be carry that?

[TheRealSuperSlayer]

I must have missed something. We don't use this shit. Maybe some Rangers or Spec ops guys might buy the shit with company funds but lol yeah.

[Begbucks]

I thought hand cranking went out with The Flight of the Pheonix