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Equipment information: Manufacturer: Brunton Brand: Brunton Model: F-SOLARIS26 Color: Silver/ Black Product features: - Foldable 26-watt solar panel folds up and stores in portable sack
- Instinctively converts sunlight into electrical current even in low light
- Ideal for charging laptops and digital cameras or running cell and satellite phones
- High-performance CIGS solar cells are ultra-efficient; reverse flow protection
- Measures 11 x 8.5 x 1 inches (W x H x D) when folded and weighs 28 ounces; one-year warranty
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Price List for Brunton 26 Watt Foldable Solar Array
| New | | New Usually ships in 1-2 business days | $300.00 | | | Used | | Used Usually ships in 1-2 business days | $284.99 | |
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Sports reviews of Brunton 26 Watt Foldable Solar ArrayCustomer Review: Didn't live up to expectations, faulty Sport shop rating: 1 Stars
I bought a Brunton 26 back in Dec of 2008, and it simply never worked for my laptop, a 13' MacBook. I kept it, despite the fact that it cost so much ($219), because it worked for smaller items (digital camera, battery charger) that I also use in the field a lot, and because I couldn't return it: I had purchased it with a grant, and the grant became inactive later in 2009, before I had the time to call the company to ask them about the problems and maybe exchange it. I took it with me to Veracruz, Mexico, this summer of 2010 to do fieldwork, since I was going to use my digital camera and wanted to plug it in with the adaptor to the solar panel. This had worked before, and didn't think twice about it, so I didn't bother to test it before packing and leaving for the field. Once in Mexico the thing just wouldn't work. If I plug something to it the lights might come on at first and you'll hear the noise from the battery charger starting up, for example, or the green light from the camera adaptor, but it'll quite right away. So now it's just a dead weight. Items as expensive as this one, and with no moving parts that I can see, shouldn't just fail.
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