[at-l] Brunton Solar Batterysaver Powerpak

[gregbrown at mindspring.com (Greg Brown)]

I've been thinking more and more about carrying my iPod.  I could get 
the dictation adapter and leave the notebook and pen at home.  There 
are also flashlight adapters, plus who knows what else.  If they have a 
radio adapter (where I can listen to the radio) that also had weather 
bands that would probably seal the deal.

Greg

On Apr 7, 2005, at 2:35 PM, ken bennett wrote:

> On 4/7/05 2:24 PM, "Gary Roberts" <GRoberts@npr.org> wrote:
>
>> Anybody ever seen or used this??:
>
> I saw a thru-hiker in the Nantahalas last month with a solar batter 
> charger
> mounted to the top of her pack. I didn't ask why she needed the power, 
> but I
> have seen a lot of hikers lately with MP3 players, etc.
>
> Ken B
>
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