Brunton Solaris i6 - 2007 BCS

The BD NRG Recharge Kit is 120-volt AC current. This is a 12-volt DC product. You'd need a power inverter of some sort.

It will work for new iPhones but you have to do some shopping around, buying different chargers and seeing what works. I suggest buying your charging accessories at a store close by that allows returns. First I tried the included charger, didn't work with iPhone. Next I tried a high output 2.1 amp usb car converter with a usb apple cable, also a no go. I returned these two failed attempts and tried another usb car converter with the apple cable and it worked. I will try to post the brand of charger that is working when I get back. It charged my non-smartphone with just the car charger that I had. Great product, you just have to do a little hunting to make it work for specific items. Department of Goods/SAC is always helpful and stands behind the products they sell.

Ok so the best adapter I found is a Griffin high output for tablets and smartphones 10 watt/ 5v @ 2.1 amps. It was around $15 at my local Walmart. It is charging my iPhone 4S without having to shut the phone down.

It will not - Tried it on the Iphone 4, Iphone 3GS, and iPod Touch - all say "charger not supported" when they are plugged in. LAME

It comes with a 12V female car (lighter type) cable, so you could use a small A/C inverter and plug into that to use your existing 120V camera charger, or you could get an aftermarket 12V DC car charger for your camera batteries and plug directly into the 12V female cable that comes with the solar charger. Either way should work fine.

..... it come with a female "car charger outlet".......

No, the iPod interface will not work with iPhones.

To charge an iPhone, you could use the vehicle outlet cable coupled with an iPhone car charger cable- This will work.

just checked it but didnt work for the 3gS, but maube there is an other contector I should use ?

It comes with an iPod adapter, a car outlet adapter, and a multi-link adapter to hook more than one solar array together. It's essentially the same as the Brunton Solaris 6 (http://www.backcountry.com/store/BRU0143/Brunton-Solaris-Flexible-Personal-Solar-Panel.html) but with the addition of an iPod adapter. So long as whatever you have has a car adapter/charger, it would work.

If you're looking for something that will power multiple devices, including an iPod, without having to carry around a lot of specific car adapter/chargers, here is one suggestion (you will need a USB -> iPod adapter): http://www.backcountry.com/store/BRU0148/Brunton-Solarport-44.html

Your iPod has built in overcharge protection