Portable Power Banks

>>823621

Buy an Anker

Seconded for Anker, get one of those 26,000mAh ones if a 2600mAh only charged your 2550mAh 30% and you want 2-3 full charges.

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i use the powermonkey extreme, few sunny days around my parts so i mostly use the powerbank and rarely get to use the solarpanel but it is functional and surprisingly good.

>I would prefer something small and light that can charge a galaxy s6 2 or 3 times.
i think my powermonkey can charge my samsung s5 about 3 times maybe? but thats with using it while charging a bit i guess, but its by no means small or light weight so i guess it depends on what you mean by small or light weight

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>>823621
>Need advice on charging smartphone while /out/.

My understanding is solar panels are pretty much useless unless they’re fairly large, otherwise they need to be in stationary and direct sunlight for hours on end.

Also, I remember someone here (or maybe on /diy/?) who recommended a portable mini-power pack that used replaceable and rechargeable AA Panasonic NCR18650B Li-ion batteries, but I can’t seem to find a pic of what he was talking about.

Amazon has a 10000mAh Anker power bank thats about the size of a deck of cards, weighs 4 oz and costs $19. Think I will get it.
Thanks for advise anons.

4chan.org/g/csg

>>823639
thats pretty big charger
>for you

>>823621
This is getting absurd. AT is funding on trail chargers by imposing a fee to use the trail. Damn them....
Leave your f*ing cell phones and gps's, tablet, etc at home and "be out".
You guys are ridiculous.

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>>823650

so bane was just charging his mobile devices?

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>>823676
Sorry you're so mad bro. I just like to take pictures/videos. Its not like im using my phone to watch netflix while /out/. Here have a picture of some wild ponies from my last trip to the Grayson Highlands.

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>>823635

I found something like that anon had described; it uses four AA batteries and if you use the Panasonic rechargeable Li-Ion batteries, you can keep the phone charged with wasting money on replacement batteries.

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>>823939

>>823676
>everyone has to /out/ by my rules

No thanks.

I carry my phone on hikes but almost never take it out of my pack. I sometimes see people on the trail taking pics or staring at their phones during a stop, but thar doesn't affect my good time so I don't really care.

If some trail somewhere tries to put a use fee on me, for something I don't use, I'll probably hike elsewhere.

>>823621
I got a chip 10,000 mAh for 30 dollars on sale. It can be done.

>>823676
I know right?

It's not going /out/ unless you go fully naked with no gear. I'm actually considering cutting my left arm off to make it even more challenging.