USB Power from a Camp Stove

[jzmtl]

I think you'll probably be better off with a solar panel on your pack/kayak. Look at those fans you put on wood stoves, they cost hundreds dollars and barely make enough power to turn a really low power fan.

[Grant Lamontagne]

Wenger has some new solar panels that make more sense to me.  I may try one out this year on my boat- they charge a battery pack that is then used to charge whatever you like, and it's potent enough (supposedly) to charge a laptop.

Def

[jzmtl]

Wenger has some new solar panels that make more sense to me.  I may try one out this year on my boat-
Def

Do they come in pink to match your boat?

[Grant Lamontagne]

No, they come in red to match my boat though... 

Def

[Santos]

flexible solar panels aren't exactly new, rigging a battery to one isn't that dificult either

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/SOLAR-Panel-10-Watt-Marine-Grade-Semi-Flexible-/250872666327?pt=AU_Boat_Parts_Accessories&hash=item3a692d18d7

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/20W-SEMI-Flexible-solar-panel-Mono-thin-can-walk-perfect-car-boat-camper-12V-/270903932194?pt=AU_Solar&hash=item3f1321f522

[Grant Lamontagne]

When I said "new" I meant it was a new product from Wenger, not a new product on the market.  I know they have been around for a while but this is the first time Wenger has offered them and I have faith in the Wenger brand so this is probably the first one I'll get.

Def

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[sparky415]

Interesting Chrissy 

As above I wonder about the output and whether a solar panel would be more use (maybe charging a capacitor instead of a battery    )

Here's another one, you could rest your laptop on the top while it was charging 

http://www.biolitestove.com/CampStove.html

[TeeJay]

Pretty cool