solar powered battery charger.
Planning to buy another power inverter. Pag matagal ang black out pwede ikabit sa car to charge all those things with no car chargers. Pwede din ikabit sa car battery to power a fan or comp.
So i just bought my first high end tactical flashlight, a fenix ld12. I bought it mainly because it's small enough to carry in my pocket or my edc bag.but most important is because it is powered by a single AA battery which is widely available compared to other proprietary batteries.
Now for those flashlight gurus here, where can i buy attachments for this light? I am interested in the one that diffuses the beam to a wide angle and the other one that converts it to a lamp. I bought a red diffuser so i can use it a signal light or a beacon. It's the one that actually looks like a d1ld0 hahaha. Really it looks like that
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Goalzero has great solar products and highly rocommended by a lot of campers and hikers. Planning to buy some stuff in the future pag nagka extra.
This might be what you need
http://www.fenixgear.com/fenix-acces...len-ad401.html
You might find one online
few years ago, one of our barangay kagawad decided to install a manual water pump just outside our lot ... thanks to him
we are assured that even without electricity, the barangay will have water![]()
We have a gasoline-fed generator and about 3 cu-meters of water (good for about 2days+).. Our pantry also has some canned-goods, cooking material, rice and noodles...
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parang wala din silbi ang gadgets kung nakatira ka sa tacloban eh tangay lahat pati bahay.![]()
Gadgets we are talking here are mostly not meant to be used while disaster is ongoing (earthquake, typhoon, volcanic eruption, etc). If you will notice, most of it are related to camping or outdoor survival. The best method of self preservation against any calamity is still avoidance. Gadgets help the survivor when outside the danger zone.
Common sense lang ang kailangan dyan. Pag may storm surge warning, wag sa beach house mag stay.
#mayorromualdez
you could put a set of gadgets/emergency stuff in an emergency bag...just get the bag and run if you have to
Sirs tanong lang re generators: how do you store the fuel? Di ba napapanis/nag eexpire din ang gasolina/diesel?
In my head, if i had a generator, i imagine i would siphon off fuel from the car...so dapat match yung genset mo with you car's fuel type.
after the typhoon yolanda, i realized the importance of solar charging system. i was thinking of DIY-ing a small solar lighting and mobile phone charging system. anyone familiar kung pano gawin ito?
pwede din wind power
saw this online, but i find it a bit expensive at 7k.
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Last edited by crazy_boy; November 27th, 2013 at 11:19 AM.
There are a lot of DIY websites that can show you how to do this...pero generally you need
- solar panel
- deep cycle battery. typical car batteries aren't built for long-term use. Meron ang Motolite sa website nila. Solar master ata or something
- voltage regulator
- transfer switch if you want to wire your home.
Some also sell DIY solar power kits complete with the components you need.
Locally some hardware stores may have this..or di kaya sa Raon. Or CDR King
Bago pa tumama si Yoland nakabili kasama ko ng 4 na solar panel na binili nya for 250qar/ea nahirapan sya maghanap yung charge controller. Set-up nya sa bahay nila sa Iloilo. Ang sabi nya kaya daw pagabahin ang lahat ng ilaw at 2 electric fan.
Yung kasama ko na isa nag uwi nya ng LED rechargeable light na may naka attach na solar panel and cellphone charger (lahat ng ung pwede)
iniisip ko nga i-DIY.. kaso kailangan ko aralin yung mga controllers, etc. hindi naman ako engineer
im sure mas malaki tipid kung DIY. basic na kailangan lang naman is konting lighting, fnas, and charging ng mga mobile phones.