[DIY] Powering Up Your Devices During Blackouts

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Today, amidst the beautiful sunshine, I found myself wandering around when it struck me—I still have a functioning solar panel. Taking advantage of the moment, I've just acquired a premium circuit: a fast charger for phones and laptops (if the input voltage is 24V) with a whopping power capacity of up to 60W! (available on Shopee)

Behold, the marvel of solar energy panels

Flip to the back of this panel, and you'll find the positive and negative terminals for harnessing solar power. Use alligator clips to connect the solar panel output to the charging module

The green LED light indicates that the circuit is receiving ample sunlight, ensuring a fully charged state

Plug the cable into the USB-C port to charge your phone (fast charging mode activated)

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Therefore, in situations of prolonged power outages or severe line disruptions, you can still charge your phone/laptop with the solution mentioned above. If you don't have a solar panel, you can connect the module to a 12V motorcycle battery

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