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Can you charge with the Nomad 20 solar panel AND at the same time use the PD power, meaning simultaneous input of 20 Watts while having a PD device (small laptop) hooked up? So basically is it solar input AND output PD or is it solar input OR output PD. If the latter is the case, then the old Goal Zero Nomad 28 plus combined with the 100 W Sherpa classic (with its bolt on AC inverter) had more functionality than this one... also having a dedicated PC outlet port and a 12 volt outlet, while retaining the 8mm input port that allowed recharging with any solar panel up to 100 Watts.
@@gearsNtools Also considering the Anker Powercore Elite III ($150)…doesn’t come with its own charger either. Seems like more of a rarity these days for it to be included, from what I’ve seen.
@@MrsBlaileen1 I'm going to have to check that power bank out. Yes I agree this issue isn't unique to this product. I think all the brands have jumped on board with Apple to "reduce E-Waste" an not provide power bricks to save costs. I'm not a fan which is why I point It out when I see it done
I bought one of these in the US. After only one month of use it packed it in. I live in Europe and the company basically did nothing for me. They sell them over here, but they wanted me to return it to where I bought it. Useless. Terrible customer service and no commitment to their product. I will never buy from these guys ever again.
Fantastic video and very informative! Thanks so much!
🛒Goal Zero Sherpa 100PD: Recommended for Flying and commuters:
amzn.to/40VaW4R
🛒Goal Zero Sherpa 100AC: Recommended for off grid travelers:
amzn.to/3U5ivna
Accessories
🛒Goal Zero Sherpa 100 PD/ AC
+ Goal Zero 65W USB-C Charging Brick: www.goalzero.com/products/65-watt-usb-c-fast-charger
+ Goal Zero 100 PD travel Sleeve: amzn.to/3Zzk8uv
+ USB-A to USB-C adaptors: amzn.to/3ZBgbFT
🛒Sherpa 100 AC Only Accessories
+ Goal Zero nomad 20: amzn.to/3nHnK0B
+ Goal Zero Car Charger 8mm Port: amzn.to/3U1J7FM
🌎Website: www.GearsNTools.com
🐦 Twitter: twitter.com/gearsntools
They have a NEW option on their website that includes an AC charger and a neoprene protective sleeve.
Good to know! thanks for sharing!
You can charge the 100 with any solar panel that has a usb outlet. IE the nomad 20, USB to USB C input
Good point, I have the nomad 20, I haven’t tried charging via the USB output yet. Will report back with results
Can we charged the AC model with the Nomad 100 ?
@@gearsNtools Let us know. I don't think you should have any problems. I think even the Nomad 28 has usb output...
Can you charge with the Nomad 20 solar panel AND at the same time use the PD power, meaning simultaneous input of 20 Watts while having a PD device (small laptop) hooked up?
So basically is it solar input AND output PD or is it solar input OR output PD.
If the latter is the case, then the old Goal Zero Nomad 28 plus combined with the 100 W Sherpa classic (with its bolt on AC inverter) had more functionality than this one... also having a dedicated PC outlet port and a 12 volt outlet, while retaining the 8mm input port that allowed recharging with any solar panel up to 100 Watts.
How long to take a charge phone.
Do you think i
the AC model can tolerate a 100 W solar panel for charging ?
Goal Zero is listing 60W max on their 8mm solar input on this device.
If you input more than 60W the unit should regulate it down.
Can i charged this on a 220volt wall outlet?
no it will esplode , big booom.
For a $200 power bank, ridiculous that it doesn’t come with its own wall charger. Anyone use this with their Steam Deck?
Yeah that’s why I pointed it out. At this price point I expect to buy a complete system. That includes what you need to charge it up
@@gearsNtools Also considering the Anker Powercore Elite III ($150)…doesn’t come with its own charger either. Seems like more of a rarity these days for it to be included, from what I’ve seen.
@@MrsBlaileen1 I'm going to have to check that power bank out.
Yes I agree this issue isn't unique to this product. I think all the brands have jumped on board with Apple to "reduce E-Waste" an not provide power bricks to save costs.
I'm not a fan which is why I point It out when I see it done
I bought one of these in the US. After only one month of use it packed it in. I live in Europe and the company basically did nothing for me. They sell them over here, but they wanted me to return it to where I bought it. Useless. Terrible customer service and no commitment to their product. I will never buy from these guys ever again.
You need a better Mic : D