Goal Zero 19007 Guide 10 Adventure Kit

• Ultra lightweight USB solar charging system that fits in your pocket; used as a single unit power pack to power your device or as a power source to recharge the batteries for use in any AA or AAA battery powered device
• Ultra compact power; for the minimalist on the go the Nomad 7M delivers an ultra-compact yet powerful solar panel that enables you to charge your handheld devices directly from its USB and 12 volt DC charging ports
• Batteries not included
• Built in LED flashlight runs 20 plus hours per charge
• Recharge your cell phone 1-3 times per charge

I got it quick as usaul from Amazon. I got the Luna Light and Battery pack and 7watt solar charger. It comes in a neat little package with a small pocket which will hold the battery pack and most supplied charging cords. The 12v. female cigerette socket cord and Luna light I had to sandwich inside the foldable solar case which barely would velcro close. I really haven't gotten to test the product thoroughly yet but played with it on the patio and checked to make sure everything was working right, which it seemed to be.

When registering my product on their Goal0 website apparently they are recalling the battery pack with a certain ser. number so check yours if you get one. Anyway, I called cust. support and the guy is going to ship me one of the replacements and let me keep the one that came with the package ( cool ), he said use it till it breaks ( cool again ).

I bought this for my Go Bag so I would be able to charge my GPS and flashlight batteries. It will charge AAA and AA Metal Hydride Batteries only ( in the battery pack ). It seems to be built pretty tough and the company says that rain and such won't hurt it. I think they did their home work when making this thing it has all the power cords you could want to charge anything.

My only complaint or recommendation is to add a bigger pouch or incorperate one big enough to hold all the accesories and extra batteries together so things don't get lost.

Great and usefull gadget. When you call the company the automated voicemail says " an awesome customer service agent will be with you in a minute ". In my case, they were awesome. It is such a pleasure to buy something from a company who really tries to take care of their customers the way I would and did when I had my small business. Great people and products and I'm glad I ran across them when searching for solar panels.

Thanks again Goal0.

Oh yeah! the battery pack has a charging light that lets you know how well it is charging by how fast the light flashes and the color of light lets you know the status of the charge. Just has a lot of well thought out usefull features. NEEDS a BIGGER pouch though.

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Even though we seek the outdoors to "get away from it all" many of us cannot abandon all electronic tools and devices... be they GPSes, smart phones, music players, or the like. Personally, I have an android phone and it serves as all of the above. Keeping the battery charged can be quite a challenge in the back country or emergency situation when municipal power is not available.

The Goal0 is an amazing product rugged, not terribly heavy, and very well thought out. The 2-panel Guide10 is a great size for the backpacker or 3-day hiker. My adventurer kit came with the battery pack, which can charge a device directly, or a battery pack (AA or AAA) for charging at a later time. It charges fast enough that you can charge up a full set of AA then a set of AAA in a given day of average sunlight.

With this device, a set of rechargeable AA and AAA (4 each) with a backup set, I have a setup that can keep my GPS, DroidX, Petzl headlamp, and hard-use flashlights all charged and operational for many, many years.

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This is by far the best solar panel I have had, and it totally saved my life in my last trip, since freaking camera lost all its charge for strange reasons the night before the trip started (Roraima Tepuy in Venezuela), when I saw that I had no battery i strapped the panel to my backpack and plugged the usb cable for my camera and charged the whole battery in a few hours, and did it during the whole trip a few hours a day, also charged a Mophie pack, the reason I don't give this a full 5 stars because the battery pack that comes with it it overheats some times and it wont charge well my batteries, that's why i used the mophie battery...

Other than that excellent solar panel

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This product is very well designed and constructed. I was able to charge the battery pack in about 5 or 6 hours with only partial sun. The charged battery pack then recharged my 2nd generation iTouch from almost empty to full in about 45 minutes. After charging my iTouch there was still enough power left in the battery pack to top off the battery in my 2nd generation Kindle (the Kindle battery was about half full to start).

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My first test was to see if the battery pack would charge my Blackberry Torch at 500ma or better... It did indeed charge the phone directly from the USB output on the pack.

My next test was to see if I could recharge the battery pack, and even while parked in the shade, it put a partial charge on the pack. I'll assume that I'd need much more direct sunlight to charge the pack fully.

The pack charged fully off of a USB charger, so even if the panel doesn't work, I can charge the pack and use it for emergency backup power for my phone or other USB devices.

Today I exposed the panels to direct bright sunlight and managed to charge my iTouch 2nd generation directly from the panel, a top off charge that seemed to work in about an hour.

I then used the 12v output with a car charger for my Blackberry, and it charged the phone.

I think I got what I paid for.