www.outdoorbits.com

Sister shop to Motorhome Facts Camperstop 2013 Europe Guide Book
Camperstop 2013 Europe Guide Book

New early release for 2013 in English, Aires and Stopovers in 15 countries with over 7400 to choose from.

Motorhome Insurance

motorhome insurance quote online
Phone on 0208 9845311

Motorhome Insurance Quote

Motorhome Chat Rooms

Motorhome Chat

11 Chat Rooms
0 Members connected
0 members chatting

Chat Now

Campsite Reviews

Overshore Review Photo

Review of:
Overshore

Sittingbourne
Kent

UK Campsite UK

Full Details

Motorhome Garage

2010 Autotrail Apache 700 SE
2010 Autotrail Apache 700 SE motorhome
Owned by spiritoftheblues
Updated 21/02/2012

2001 Laika Kreos 3003
2001 Laika Kreos 3003 motorhome
Owned by CamperSam
Updated 09/09/2009

2007 Mc Louis Tandy 633G
2007 Mc Louis Tandy 633G motorhome
Owned by Stanner
Updated 25/09/2011
expiry time from sessions.php = 1371690595
Motorhome Facts :: View topic - Charge your phone on the camp fire!

Advertise Here
Welcome to Motorhomefacts, we are a thriving motorhome community (Largest in Europe). Why Not JOIN NOW and get instant access to more of the website. It costs nothing to join and only takes a few minutes.
We have 200,000 different people visiting our site monthly and this amount of motorhomers in one place guarantees a fast response to any questions you may have. We also have unique facilities not found elsewhere such as our Online Logbook, stopover tracker, Motorhome directory with Ebay type feedback and the largest repository of motorhome campsites reviews found anywhere



Rally News Next Rally is @ UK Summer Motorhome Show Shrewsbury on 05/07/2013 in Shropshire

Tweet This Topic Facebook del.icio.us digg blogmarks Furl Reddit technorati Yahoo Google No-one is using the chat room, why not Start a Chat and see if anyone joins in View previous topic View next topic

Post new topic Reply to topic Printer-friendly version

Idea Charge your phone on the camp fire!
1198020 Post Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2012 12:31 pm Thank this member for this postReply with quote Back To Top

BritStops Subscriber 12/03/2014 


Joined: Mar 03, 2011

Posts: 528

MH: Chausson Flash 03

Campsites

Gender: Male

Location: The Only Way Is...

uk.gif

Status: Offline

Well, sort of...

Only registered users can see links on our Forum
Join Now or Login


Not sure I'd use it much when motorhoming, but if you could scale it up it might have many more uses.

Charging your electric bike by the fire pit? Very Happy

Steve

______________________________________________________________
Brit Stops
Giving motorhome tourists an authentic taste of Britain!
Only registered users can see links on our Forum
Join Now or Login
 
1198027 Post Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2012 1:06 pm Thank this member for this postReply with quote Back To Top

jhelm Subscriber 15/07/2013 


Joined: Feb 09, 2008

Posts: 1004

MH: Hymer 644 C Swing

Campsites

Gender: None specified

Location: Belluno, Italy

blank.gif

Status: Offline

Seems a cool product. I wonder if anyone has used one of those little solar chargers to keep their phone charged. Seems like could attach one their bacpack and keep the phone charged while hiking.

______________________________________________________________
Follow our Blogs
Only registered users can see links on our Forum
Join Now or Login
 
1198034 Post Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2012 1:16 pm Thank this member for this postReply with quote Back To Top

Grizzly Linked Subscriber 07/01/2014 


Joined: May 09, 2005

Posts: 13053

MH: Bessacarr E530

Campsites

Gender: Female

blank.gif

Status: Offline

jhelm wrote:
I wonder if anyone has used one of those little solar chargers to keep their phone charged. Seems like could attach one their bacpack and keep the phone charged while hiking.


Our local outdoors shop has them already incorporated into a backpack. Much lighter and more light-weight camper friendly than this device, ingenious though it might be !

G
 
1198041 Post Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2012 1:42 pm Thank this member for this postReply with quote Back To Top

StAubyns Subscriber 12/08/2013 


Age: 67

Joined: Jun 04, 2006

Posts: 3400

MH: Dethleffs Eurostyle A54

Campsites

Gender: Male

Location: Nottinghamshire

england.gif

Status: Offline

I must admit to being tempted by one of these

Only registered users can see links on our Forum
Join Now or Login


Anyone tried these? Smile

______________________________________________________________
Regards

Geoff

Idea Re: Charge your phone on the camp fire!
1198060 Post Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2012 2:52 pm Thank this member for this postReply with quote Back To Top

Traveller_HA5_3DOM  


Joined: May 09, 2005

Posts: 878

MH: CI Cipro 85

Campsites

Gender: None specified

Location: Following the Sun

blank.gif

Status: Offline

BritStops wrote:
Well, sort of...

Only registered users can see links on our Forum
Join Now or Login


Not sure I'd use it much when motorhoming, but if you could scale it up it might have many more uses.

Charging your electric bike by the fire pit? Very Happy

Steve

So anyone any thoughts on what technology is being used here?

It looks like the heat from the fire may be turning some sort of archemedes type spiral to create a generating source motion. I know he used it for water but it may well work for hot air.
Idea Re: Charge your phone on the camp fire!
1198077 Post Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2012 3:48 pm Thank this member for this postReply with quote Back To Top

WildThingsKev Subscriber 20/02/2014 


Joined: Dec 29, 2009

Posts: 746

MH: Rapido 7090

Campsites

Gender: None specified

Location: Cornwall

blank.gif

Status: Offline

Traveller_HA5_3DOM wrote:
BritStops wrote:
Well, sort of...

Only registered users can see links on our Forum
Join Now or Login


Not sure I'd use it much when motorhoming, but if you could scale it up it might have many more uses.

Charging your electric bike by the fire pit? Very Happy

Steve

So anyone any thoughts on what technology is being used here?

It looks like the heat from the fire may be turning some sort of archemedes type spiral to create a generating source motion. I know he used it for water but it may well work for hot air.


I thought it must be some sort of forced hot ar turbo fan but a bit of googling suggests it is a thermoelectric generator which is a solid state bit of kit using the "Peltier Effect".

Have a look
Only registered users can see links on our Forum
Join Now or Login
it's been done before, (note the .co.uk).

______________________________________________________________
Canoe & Kayak manufacturer/retailer
Members do not see the Adverts Below
You cannot post new topics in this forum
You cannot reply to topics in this forum
You cannot edit your posts in this forum
You cannot delete your posts in this forum
You cannot vote in polls in this forum
You cannot attach files in this forum
You cannot download files in this forum
All times are GMT  
Page 1 of 1  



Post new topic Reply to topic Printer-friendly version

Tweet This Topic Facebook del.icio.us digg blogmarks Furl Reddit technorati Yahoo Google Go to MAIN SITE Front Page