how would it work in the arizona sun? better?
207400
Hi Steven, yes the strong Arizona sun would be much better for solar charging. Also make sure to protect your device from the heat by wrapping it in a shirt or towel. --Nika
207401
You should have no issues, I am in Iraq and it works great. This place has nothing but sun and very high temperature's.
1134441
If I were to do a project like yours, I think I would use the marine varnish. Or epoxy. Epoxy is messy and very difficult. I don't know of anything that will really protect from the AZ sun other than powder coating, which is a metal thing. and baked about 280 degrees.The answer is yes..maybe. I'd do it.
1158393
It may very well be. I haven't tried reading in the sun but it might do the job. Not sure. Sorry.
1134595
Arizona? I don't know but it handles the Texas sun pretty well! I've only had it fall off twice and I'm using it on a textured surface that no other suction cup stand will stick to to begin with!
1916448
That is a tough questions-depends on location strength of the sun!!! I do disaster relief and have used this product many times and never have been disappointed' Colorado-Missouri-Oklahoma-Florida-Texas-Arkansas-new York.... I could have sold it for big bucks on deployments
540534
Yes, it likes the sun. Since I live in AZ, however, I gave it a little protection in its first year by planting it just behind a post supporting our porch roof. It is already branching hardily around the post, looking very happy to be here.
1950360
yes light sun not directly though and keep moist not soaking mist in moring and early afteroon in summer heat. best of luck. Ron W.
994988
I live in Az too and wonder about this. I bought the Mistymate system from Amazon last year and the plastic heads started blowing out after 3 months of desert sun. Now the whole thing is worthless.
1512249
I have mine in my backyard, it works fine when it is dark, not sure how good it would work during the day in the sunlight.
38585
Yes, we have sold many to the "non-sunshine" states. Its run cycle will just be limited when the sun goes down (since its charge wouldnt ever reach 100%)
2263660
you need the sun to have it work. if in shaded area or no sun at all it does not work.
1539317
Yes it is, I have used it in the Arizona desert, in the summer. It was dim, but could be seen and used. DaVeeD
143841
sun light its easy to see, in the shade its a little harder. you can use the light.
1378036
The unit works well for me in my trailer on site in the woods of Vt as long as the sun is shining and you are kind of facing a southerly direction so you get as much sun as possible. I do not know what to expect if you are on the road and traveling.
1486238
Hmmm - don't see why that wouldn't work - used the natural inside and out - so far no issues in a TN summer sun, but am aware I will need to refinish every year. Hopefully this helps.
492083
I wouldn't. The Arizona sun is so intense I think it would fade the colors.
1502112
Here, in Arizona we get 110+ summer temperatures, though not much humidity. My unit handles it great.