Wednesday, December 16, 2009

Clean Energy - It's Portable Solar Power Now!

Portable Solar Power and Solar Chargers

When first thinking of solar power, one almost always thinks of the large, cumbersome panels that are laid on the roof of one’s home or business to draw in the most of the sun’s solar energy. Then, when you think of portable solar energy, it’s easy to think “yeah, right.” However, with our technology and the fortitude of scientists that want to Go Green, they have made great strides to doing just that.

Portable solar power comes in many shapes and sizes, but the amount of energy that is gained from these devices is dependent upon many factors. How strong is the sun the day that you are using the device, how much of the device is exposed to the sun and so on.

Now, we find that we have many options to taking solar power with us wherever we go. For instance, there are solar powered devices that can charge your laptop, batteries, and other small devices that people on the go are in constant need of.

Other great uses for solar power that is portable would be for the outdoor person who wants to carry a cell phone or camera, but has no where to charge the batteries when they die. Even in today’s age of great technological advances, it’s still quite difficult to find a plug-in in the middle of a forest or on a mountain. But with portable solar power, you can take a small device with you, adjust it so that it is exposed to the sun and charge your cell phone or camera batteries.

This same device and others can also make camping or RV-ing more fun because you don’t have to worry about finding a place for a hook-up. This can allow you to broaden your horizons and go where no camper has gone before. There are so many items to choose from, that if you are not a camper, you just may want to try it out!

There are even solar panels that you can get for your boat, if you like to go boating. And for anyone who has ever been stuck out on the middle of the lake, out of gas, an alternate source of power is a definite plus. If you have solar panels on your boat, then you never have to worry about running out of gas, or cutting a fun boat trip short because you are running low on gas. For more information, please visit this page on Portable Solar Power.



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