Would A Solar Power Battery Pack Fit In Your Fanny Pack?

Although it might seem like your fanny pack (or bum bag) is the black hole at the center of the universe, you won’t be able to fit a solar power battery pack in it. However, since more resources are being put into renewable energy, perhaps in a few decades or even a few years, you will be bale to fit a solar power battery pack inside of your fanny pack.
Try A Back Pack Instead
Although you can’t fit a solar power battery pack in your pocket, purse of bum bag, you can fit one inside of a back pack (rucksack). They cost about $200 (US) and often are called portable solar power battery packs. One company that makes this kind of solar power battery pack is RadioLabs. You can find them at camping, boating and RV supply shops.
What are you carrying, exactly? You are basically carrying what look like normal batteries, flexible solar power panels and connectors, all inside of a case that looks just like any regular back pack. RadioLabs’ version can generate up to 16 amps, which is enough to power a laptop for a couple of hours.
If 16 amps sounds like a low voltage, that’s because it is. So far, attempts at making a higher voltage solar power battery pack have resulted in unpredictably behaving units. This could potentially be dangerous with all of that energy surging around, so you are best left to low voltage equipment.
Need Your Music?
Perhaps you are stranded on a desert island, alone with only your iPod and a solar power battery pack. You wouldn’t have to worry about never having your music is you have a Noon Solar shoulder bag. The outside of the bag is covered in flexible solar panels that charge up your iPod, which is nesting comfortably inside of the bag. It takes at least six hours to fully recharge your iPod, longer on cloudy days.
But what else do you have to do on a desert island? You can wait. For those who can’t live in the island paradise, Noon Solar recommends that they stick the bag in a sunny spot for your work day so you can listen to your tunes when you ride public transportation home. You do take public transportation whenever you can, don’t you? Remember – going green is more than just a fashion statement. And you can stick that in your fanny pack.