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Topic: On the water charger  (Read 1654 times)

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ZeeHokkaido

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When I went to BAM I found a problem w/ roadtrip yakfishing, there's things that need to be recharged but not always a place to charge them at when camping. I found this solar charger at REI and wish I had bought it a long time ago.

I think it'd be a great thing to put on the dash of your car so it stays nice and juicy and then throw in your tackle box or clip it on the deck when you go out on the water. That way if anything like your GPS or cell crap out on you, you'll have always have some backup juice.

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