1800mAH
umm... an 1800mA solar panel would be about 4'x4', how is that in ANY way portable? I'm hoping that thats an error, especially considering that the Dingoo battery is only 1700mAH, meaning that would charge it in under an hour, and then overcharge it, which would make it explode.
Yours wont work because its charging directly into the dingoo battery... this wont work, and i do know what will happen not only have i tried something like this before with my gizmondo console a few years ago but..... its simple logic a panel that can fit on the a320 cannot possibly generate enough charge to directly charge up the a320. whats your doing is creating a trickle charger....
the battery will charge with only 150 mA current, so if this solar panel gives off more than that, then how would it not charge? Also, no one here knows exactly what these solar panels can do yet, so stop assuming things and just wait. It honestly isn't that hard to be a little patient once and awhile.
Mine are charging in sunlight for 7 hours and charging its own battery and then charging my device from the solar chargers battery, this is what your not understanding.... you want to ignore what iv told you then... ok GL&HF.
charging a battery connected to the solar panel is unnecessary, but if you really wanted to you could attach pretty much any battery out there to my design, its honestly not that hard. However, if you do charge a battery with the solar panel, then your wasting valuable power. If you really want the specifics I can give them to you, I've been working with electronics for almost 3 years now.
Also i think, if it´s nicely done, no sharp corners and stuff, with powerful solar panels, it would be much better than your 5 Pound ebay charger.
thanks for understanding the whole point behind this project.
