It runs on a 6660 mAh battery. The unit mAh measures the battery's capacity and 6660 represents the battery's ability to deliver 6.6 amps per hour. Amps, is the abbreviation for amperes, that means it gauges the amount of electrons that passes through a given point. In other words, this battery will be able to provide 24 hours of light source to a given object or space, or multiple phone charges. To maximize the charging of this device using solar energy, or photovoltaic methods, the angle of the solar panels can be modified.
This type of technology can be classified as an Open Source Appropriate Technology (OSAT). It is available for any user to view or edit,[1]and it is a technique that is easy and economically used from readily available materials indigenous to local communities to meet their needs.
This solar charger can also be used as an emergency light
Inside the Solar Charger
The angle of the solar panels can be modified for maximum charging
The back of the solar charger without the emergency light illuminated
The case in STL format
The top in STL format
The left arm in STL format
The right arm in STL format
The light bar in STL format
STL format refers to standard tessellation language. It describes the surface geometry without any color or texture specifications to the 3-D printer before printing.
In general, only proper names are capitalized in page titles. That's why this page was moved. See Help:Page naming for more specifics. The same general principle applies to the article headings, captions and text. See Help:Editing for general editing advice. --RichardF 20:08, 9 April 2013 (PDT)
Obviously, this issue is not of concern to the authors. The notice was removed without addressing it. --RichardF 09:27, 12 April 2013 (PDT)