I would like to use this to charge my Goal Zero Yeti 400 and Escape 150. However, none of the wires are compatible. Can anyone help?
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The Sunforce panel isn't listed on the Goal Zero site as being compatible with the Yeti 400 or Escape 150. Apparently the problem isn't in the output of the Sunforce panel (I'm not sure about that) but in the Sunforce connector. The Yeti site states it needs an 'input able to plug into an 8mm input or have an adapter.' Goal Zero web site has answered the questions of others re. adaptability of their solar panels and the availability of adapters. My not very direct, but probably safest suggestion for you is to contact Goal Force with exactly the query you made here.
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You can buy a car charger outlet at any Radio Shack or most hardware stores. Connect the photo cell to the battery. Connect the charger outlet to the battery. Then you would need to get the right device charging cable and plug it into the (female) car charger outlet. You will have to DISCONNECT THE PHOTO CELL when charging your electronic devices, or else the voltage would be too high and might damage the electronics.
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The Sunforce panel isn't listed on the Goal Zero site as being compatible with the Yeti 400 or Escape 150.Apparently the problem isn't in the output of the Sunforce panel (I'm not sure about that) but in the Sunforce connector. The Yeti site states it needs an 'input able to plug into an 8mm input or have an adapter.' Goal Zero web site has answered the questions of others re. adaptability of their solar panels and the availability of adapters. My not very direct, but probably safest suggestion for you is to contact Goal Force with exactly the query you made here.
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Yes you can! I use it to charge my Guide 10 all the time. It is a great way to store the power for later use. Goal Zero makes some great products! Hope that helps.
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I would suggest a Renogy 100 Watt Panel ($149.99 here on Amazon) and a MC4 to 8mm adaptor (about $20 from goal zero. Amazon use to sell them ?) This will save you money over the Goal Zero panels and charge your Yeti 400 in one day, from 50 percent. The panel weighs about the same as the Yeti 400, about 30 pounds.
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Didn't work with mine... looking for a compatible one, would love to know which one is best.
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I have a PR SystemOne 460 Cpap. I bought the Yeti 400 and this 12-volt adapter: T-Power (TM) Car Ac Dc adapter for Philips Respironics System One 1097568 460 560 HS TS Shielded cigarette lighter Part Number: 1097568 I charged the Yeti when I got it and have been using it as a power source for my CPAP, without the humidifier turned on, about 8 hours per night, for the past 6 nights and turning off the power when I get up in the morning. This morning the power reading on the Yeti was still at 80%. I cannot tell you how pleased I am!
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What kind of charge controller are you using? and how are you measuring the wattage? How long are your wire runs? Make sure you use large wire size....#8 minimum. Are you charging a bank of batteries?
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The Yeti 400 has 2 standard 110v AC outlets, 2 USB outlets and 3 12v outlets. As long as your Mackbook Pro can use one of those outlet types the answer would be yes.
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You should be able to use the same cable. I use the same micro USB to charge a headset and the Sharkk keyboard.
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I charged my ps4 controller with it. As long as you have the correct cables i dont see why it wouldnt be able to
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The Goal Zero Yeti 1250 provides up to 1250 watts of 120 vac. You will need to have a 36 volt charger that uses 120 vac. The deciding factor would be the wattage used by the charger. I tested my Yeti with a well pump and power tools that consumed 800 plus watts and could run continuously for an hour. If your golf cart charger consumes less than that, the useful time to run the Yeti will go up. You can go to the Goal Zero web site and get more information.
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The Cable that comes with the mount won't work on a USB Yeti. However the cable that came with your Yeti will do fine, you just can't put it inside the boom. I cut the connector off one end of the cable that came with the boom and removed it. I then tie strapped my Yeti cable to the boom.
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Hello Kathleen, I have been into solar for three years now and have 2 1250 yetis, I purchased 4 of these panels and wired them into a combiner and attached anderson connectors to plug into the yeti,They have worked perfectly for the last 18 months. NO PROBLEMS.. Henry.
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Hello Jon. The only thing on the bottom of the mic is a mini USB port, headphone jack, and a female threaded opening for a jack-stand. That picture looks a little deceiving. Not sure where they plugged it in, maybe the jack-stand opening? I just attached to the back of the Yeti as directed. Works fine.
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I have the Escape and it was about all day in summer. I have the Yeti 400 and I have not tried that yet. But it holds a charge a lot longer than the Escape. I daisy chain two of these panels together. I also have the solar briefcase. For what I use... These are perfect for me. Hope this helps.
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I know you are going to find it hard to believe , but you can put the wires anywhere and it will work. This unit can not be wired wrong. I think I wired mine for 220 and used black and white for hot and green/yellow for common. Good luck. I have the book that came with the unit (such as it is). Send me your contact info and I will see if I can make a copy and get to you. my e-mail is phildi47@yahoo.com
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The shock mount is not made for the yeti which is a very large mic. I have both items sitting on my desk and they are not compatible. You'd have to purchase a different shock mount.
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I use this cable on several of my other trail cameras. Some are 6 volt and some are 12 volt. So far it seems to work universally. I own 14 different trail cams. You can also check out your local sporting goods stores as well. They usually have them if you want to try one out on your camera(s).