#sunjacker universe

[captainhoers]

Are you okay with fangames set in the Sunjackers universe? I'm looking into making a Pony Town clone that's cyberpunk-y, and I'm a huge fan of the comics.

Oh man that sounds rad! Heck, I can probably do you one better and supply you with assets if/when you get the ball rolling!

[askthesunjackers]

Very unrelated question. Very ooc, gotta ask, are people allowed to make Sunjackers ocs? Cause I'd love to make one ^^ Your universe is so damn cool!

Heck yeah, go nuts! It's the only way Nighthaze (the RPG in the same universe I made) can function, so it's not just allowed, it’s expected.

Edit: (I feel the need to make clear that Nighthaze is not necessary reading, you can just make an OC based on the comic that’s fine lol)

[jovinsharpsight]

Felt inspired by another artist. Tried some new stuff and I made this. Trying out different cybernetic ideas like this eye screen. I have Ignis to thank for this idea. If you need a new eye, why not get a display to save a few bucks?

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“You ready for Nightmare Night, sib?” “You know it sis!” Gren holds up his talons!

Even the cyborgs are getting ready!

Art by @captainhoers / @askfirestarterspitfire / @askthesunjackers

Color by Stormwing

[countrygalfeedin]

While i try and keep this all... solo universe.

i’d make an exception for some SunJack

[kamithepony]

Sunjackers styled commission for Korenav!

Yeah, I am not dead just slow as fuck but here! Have this lovely taco loving pony! Thanks for commissioning me! <3 Jovin owned @jovinsharpsight Art by me The Sunjackers universe @askthesunjackers and @captainhoers    Twitter Deviantart

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The SunJack™ Portable Universal Power Supply

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Travel Passport Wallet I got one for my wife and our travels, Top Travel Gifts I Gave To My Travel Companion, My Wife, as she is the organizer. It has been great. The zipper keeps everything in and not falling out.

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RAVPower Portable Charger 32000mAh Battery Pack

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Ranking the 10 Best Solar Chargers of 2018

Solar chargers are a useful alternative to traditional chargers because they don’t require the immediate availability of a wall outlet or car adapter. They are widely used for backcountry travel because of their ability to recharge while you’re spending your sunny day adventuring about in the wilderness.

Solar chargers are also far less resource-intensive than other charging methods. If you need to keep your phone, Kindle, or photography equipment powered up on your next multi-day journey into the backcountry, a solar charger is an essential purchase.

Making a decision on just one, however, can be difficult. That’s why we’ve created our list of the Top Ten Solar Chargers to help you narrow down your choices. Also, be sure to read on to our Buyer’s Guide and Frequently Asked Questions to learn everything you need to know to choose the perfect solar charger for your needs.

1. Goal Zero Guide 10

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The perfect solar charger for backpackers, the Goal Zero Guide 10 will keep your phone juiced and ready to go to take the perfect photos on the trail. It will also keep your tablet powered up to 25 percent longer and includes AA rechargeable batteries.

This solar charger is also small and compact enough to carry with you wherever you go and can power up anywhere to give your device a much-needed boost. You’ll also love this solar charger at night because it includes a built-in LED flashlight that’ll help you find those small items in the depths of your dark backpack.

2. RAVPower Solar Charger

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The technology in this 24W solar charger will increase the efficiency of charging your devices by up to 23.5 percent. It provides three USB ports and the ability to attach to the exterior of your backpack, making it a great option for outdoor photographers with several batteries to keep fully charged.

The RAVPower solar charger is half the weight of competing, similarly sized chargers and its three USB ports all include iSmart technology designed to automatically detect and deliver the optimal charging current for all connected devices. It supplies up to 2.4A per port of 4.8A per port under direct sunlight.

3. Wildtek SOURCE

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Designed for the extreme outdoor adventurer, the Wildtek SOURCE is the industry’s first fully waterproof and dustproof solar charger when stowed. It is also extremely efficient while utilizing a more compact solar panel to harness the sun’s energy. SunPower’s latest high-efficiency solar cells are nearly twice as efficient as competing chargers.

This solar charger uses SmartCharge Technology to detect the optimal charge for your USB powered device and is compatible with the iPhone 7, iPad Pro, Galaxy S8, and many others. It’s also extremely lightweight, portable, and includes a built-in stand so that you can set it up to receive optimal sun exposure when you’re not on the move.

4. Anker 21W 2-Port Solar Charger

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If you’re looking for limitless, off-the-grid power, the Anker 2-Port solar charger is another incredible option. Anker’s exclusive PowerIQ technology discovers and replicates your device’s original charging protocol so that it can deliver the fastest possible charging speed up to 2.4A per port of 3A overall in direct sunlight.

This solar charger features a compact design with dimensions of 11.1 x 6.3 inches when folded and 26.4 x 11.1 inches when opened. It also boasts stainless steel eyeholes on each corner for secure attachment to a backpack or tent. Finally, the Anker solar charger is crafted from industrial-strength PET plastic faced solar panels that are sewn into the high-wear polyester canvas so that it can withstand even the most rigorous of outdoor adventures.

5. SunJack 20W Solar Charger

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Another solar charger that’s ideal for camping, backpacking, hiking, and other outdoor adventures, the SunJack is also an essential for any survival emergency preparedness kit. It’s weather-resistant folding solar panels easily fit inside any backpack to ensure that you’re never caught without power.

This solar charger folds down to the size of an iPad and is shock-proof, dustproof, drop-proof, and tested and used by the US Military. Its solar panels produce up to 2A per port to provide wall-outlet charging speeds. It also features a built-in smart IC chip that identifies your device to maximize charging speed and protect from overcharging.

6. YOLK Solar Paper

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Possibly the most easily concealed solar charger available today, the YOLK Solar Paper is just one-third of the weight and one-eighth of the volume of its competitors. It also allows for the addition of extra solar panels when you need to charge larger devices, which makes it great for anyone looking for a solar charger with supreme adaptability.

This solar charger features a faster charging time capable of fully charging an iPhone 6 in just 2.5 hours by employing the most efficient solar panels available on the consumer market. It also offers auto-reset technology that eliminates the need to unplug and re-plug the cable every time a cloud passes overhead or you walk through a shadow.

7. X-DRAGON 40W Solar Charger

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The X-Dragon’s PET solar panels are made with rugged, high-wear Oxford fabric to offer weather-resistant durability for any outdoor environment or activity. The charger’s surge protection, short circuit protection, and other advanced safety protections also keep you and your devices safe.

The X-Dragon 40W solar charger is built with US SunPower solar cells, which are roughly 50% more efficient than more common panels. It also features exclusive SolarIQ technology with a built-in smart IC chip that automatically adjusts the current and voltage to achieve maximum power and deliver up to 2.8A under direct sunlight.

8. Voltaic Systems 10W Rapid Solar Charger

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Designed to power and charge laptops, professional cameras, and thousands of other consumer devices, the Voltaic Systems rapid solar charger is compatible with DSLR cameras from manufacturers like Sony, Asus, Acer, HP, Nikon, Canon, and Lenovo. It’s also compatible with Apple and Samsung smartphones.

This solar charger can store enough energy to power devices even when it’s cloudy and can deliver a full charge to most laptops in 6 hours and most smartphones in just one hour. It also features a total weight of just 3.6 pounds and a universal attachment system to connect to backpacks, bicycles, or wherever it’s needed.

9. JETSUN Solar Charger

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The JETSUN solar charger’s manufacturers had outdoor campers in mind when they designed it to be wear-resistant, shockproof, and dustproof. It also boasts a metal hook for hands-free use and the ability to hang it from your backpack while you’re exploring.

This solar charger offers dual output USB ports that transmit power to two devices simultaneously. It also features a 16,750mAh power bank, two built-in LED torches to light camp at night, and four LED indicator lights to help you keep track of battery level at all times.

10. Dizaul Solar Charger

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Another water-resistant and shockproof solar charger, the Dizaul is made of eco-friendly silicone rubber and ABS + PC material (1). It is finished with a rubber paint surface and football grain design that provides an anti-skid protecting effect.

This solar charger boasts USB Ports protected by rubber caps to ensure they remain safe from water and dust so that they can sufficiently charge your smartphone, tablet, or other 5V USB-charged devices. It also features a free hook that allows for easy hanging on a backpack for long flights, in a car on your next road trip, or in your tent on your next camping excursion.

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Buyer’s Guide

While scientists have been working with the photovoltaic effect since the early 1800s, scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) (2) just set a world record in solar cell efficiency in 2008. That cell was capable of converting 40.8% of the light that hits it into electricity (3).

Today’s solar chargers are more efficient than ever, and we anticipate even more advances in the coming years. But that doesn’t make today’s buying decisions any easier, so to simplify things for you, this Buyer’s Guide will focus on wattage and output power, ease of use, and weight.

Wattage and Output Power

When buying a solar charger, wattage and output power are arguably the two most important factors to consider. Watts and amps are the most common units to become familiar with when trying to understand the performance potential of any given solar charger.

In the simplest terms, amps represent the current and watts represent electrical power. To provide a practical example, a 4 or 5-watt solar panel will be sufficient for simpler cell phones and mp3 players. However, many of today’s cell phones can be extremely power hungry, requiring upwards of 7 watts to be fully charged in a time-efficient manner.

If you’re hoping to find a solar charger that can also power an iPad, or you have multiple devices that need to be charged at once, you’re going to want a charger with at least 15 watts of power. Also, be aware that many smaller models (which do tend to be less expensive) can take forever to recharge.

Ease of Use

As with most advanced electronics, effective use of a solar charger can be more complicated than leaving it out in the sun and then plugging in your devices. If you’re hiking with a solar panel on your backpack, there are many models that will stop charging when an object comes between it and direct sunlight. Many will not restart unless you unplug devices and then plug them back in.

This becomes extremely inefficient and troublesome when you hike all day with the expectation that your devices will be fully charged when you stop for the evening. We’ve found that what the industry coins “auto-reset technology” is an essential feature to any useful solar charger.

Weight

Any experienced backpacker knows that weight is all-important. Many of you may have spent hours weighing each and every item in your backpack and experimenting with the absolute reduction of your total weight down to only the essentials.

As with many other backpacking essentials, the weight of a solar charger is an important consideration. When comparing weights of various solar panels, the best advice we can give is to make sure you’re comparing “apples to apples.”

In other words, some manufacturers will list only the weight of the panels while others will list the total weight of the panels and its accessories. Making sure you know exactly how much weight a solar charger will add to your pack set up is key.

Frequently Asked Questions

We recognize that more information will help you make the most informed decision on the solar panel that’s right for you, but that the sheer number of choices can be overwhelming. Our list of Frequently Asked Questions will provide answers to some of the most important considerations when selecting and using a solar charger.

How do solar chargers work?

Solar chargers convert solar energy into electricity by way of an electrochemical process. The panel gathers energy and stores it to the charger’s internal battery. Stored energy can then be used to charge 5V DC, USB-compatible devices.

How do I maximize the performance of my solar charger?

The best way to optimize the performance of any solar charger is to place it outside in direct sunlight. This means that the charger’s panels are positioned towards the sun and it is why you see many home solar panels facing south. Clouds and shade will have a negative impact on charging performance.

How long does it take for a solar charger to fully charge in the sun?

This largely depends on the exact model of charger you’re working with, but most chargers will achieve a 50% charge in 2.5 hours when placed in direct sunlight. Unfortunately, power absorption slows down as the battery reaches the end of its charging cycle, so charging the remaining 50% tends to require more than an additional 2.5 hours.

How long will it take for my charger to charge my phone?

Again, this varies. You’ll have to know the size of your phone’s internal battery, however, charging time of most solar chargers corresponds closely to the charging time of standard wall chargers.

Can my charger gather energy from the sun while indoors?

While the short answer is yes, the power absorption ability of most solar chargers will be compromised by anything, including window glass, which stands between the charger’s solar panels and direct sunlight. Artificial light will only provide a very marginal amount of energy.

Is it possible to leave my charger outside for too long?

Most solar charger manufacturers recommend leaving the charger outdoors and in direct sunlight as much as possible. This maximizes the likelihood that the charger’s battery will be fully charged when you need it.

However, it is also important to make sure that air is able to move freely around the charger while it’s charging. It’s also recommended to remove the charger from environments where the air temperature exceeds 122 degrees Fahrenheit (50 degrees Celsius), such as on the dashboard of a vehicle.

Summary

Solar power is the most abundant energy source on Earth, and if you could harness just one hour of full sunlight you’d have enough energy to power the entire Earth for a full year (4)! As you search for the perfect solar panel, we hope that you’ve found these recommendations and tips useful.

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Charging from a USB Port

Become familiar with the limitations when charging a battery with a USB charger. The Universal Serial Bus (USB) was introduced in 1996 and has since become one of the most widespread and convenient interfaces for electronic devices. Compaq, DEC, IBM, Intel, NEC and Nortel contributed to the developments with the goal of simplifying the interconnection of peripheral devices to a PC, as well as to allow a greater data transfer rate than was feasible with earlier interfaces. The USB port can also be used to charge personal devices, but with a current limit of 500mA on the original design, this might have been an afterthought. A typical USB network consists of a host that is often a PC and peripherals such as a printer, smartphone or camera. Data streams in both directions but the power is unidirectional and always flows from the host to the device. The host cannot take power from an outside source. With 5V and 500mA available on version USB 1.0 and 2.0, and 900mA on USB 3.0, the USB can charge a small single-cell Li-ion pack. There is, however, a danger of overloading a USB hub when attaching too many gadgets. Charging a device that draws 500mA connected together with other loads will exceed the port’s current limit, leading to a voltage drop and a possible system failure. To prevent overload, some hosts include current-limiting circuits that shut down the supply when overdrawn. The original USB port can only charge a small single-cell Li-ion battery. Charging a 3.6V pack begins by applying a constant current to a voltage peak of 4.20V/cell, at which point the voltage peaks and the current begins to taper off. (See BU-409: Charging Lithium-ion.) Due to the voltage drop in the cable and connectors, which is about 350mV, as well as losses in the charging circuit, the 5V supply may not be high enough to fully charge the battery.  This is a minor problem; the battery will only charge to about 70 percent state-of-charge and deliver a slightly shorter runtime than with a fully saturated charge. The advantage: Li-ion will last longer if not fully charged. Standard A and B USB plugs, as illustrated in Figure 1, feature four pins and a shield. Pin 1 delivers +5VDC and pin 4 forms the ground that also connects to the shield. The two shorter pins, 2 and 3, are marked D- and D+ and carry data. When charging a battery, these pins have no other function than to negotiate current.

Figure 1: Pin configuration of standard A and standard B USB connectors, viewed from the mating end of the plugs.

Pin 1 carries +5VDC (red wire) and 4 is ground (black wire). The housing connects to the ground and provides shielding. Pin 2 (D-, white wire) and pin 3 (D+, green wire) carry data.

Besides the standard type-A and type-B configurations with 4 pins, there are also the USB Mini-A, Mini-B, Micro-A and Micro-B that include an ID pin to permit detection of which cable end is plugged in. The outer pin-1 is positive and pin-4 is negative. USB cables are generally standard type-A on one end and either type-B, Mini-B or Micro-B on the other. The new type-C connector described later features 24 pins and runs on the USB 3.1 standard.

Power Delivery

USB 2.0 with a current of 500mA has limitations when charging a larger smartphone or tablet battery. Keeping the smartphone running on a bright screen during charge could result in a net discharge of the battery as the USB cannot satisfy both. Connecting a high-speed disk drive requires more than 500mA and this can create a power issue with the original USB port. In 2008, USB 3.0 relieved the power shortage by upping the current to 900mA. This current ceiling was chosen to prevent the thin ground wire from interfering with high-speed data transfer when drawing a full load. With the need for more power, the USB Implementers Forum released the Battery Charging Specification in 2007 that enables a faster way to charge off a USB host. This led to the dedicated charger port (DCP) serving as a USB charger, delivering currents of 1,500mA and higher by connecting the DCP to an AC outlet or a vehicle. To activate the DCP, the D- and D+ pins are internally connected by a resistor of 200 ohms or less. This distinguishes the DCP from the original USB ports that carry data. Some Apple products limit the charge current by connecting different resistor values to the D+ and D- pins. To support charging and data communication when using the DCP, a Y-shaped cable is offered that connects to the original USB port for data streaming and to the DCP port to satisfy charging needs. This appears like a logical solution but the USB compliance specification states that the “use of a Y-cable is prohibited on any USB peripheral,” meaning that “if a USB peripheral requires more power than allowed by the USB specification to which it is designed, then it must be self-powered.” The Y-cables and the so-called accessory charging adapters (ACA) are being used without apparent difficulties. The question is asked: “Can I cause damage by plugging my device into a USB charger that delivers more current than 500mA and 900mA?” The answer is no. The device only draws what it requires and no more. An analogy is plugging in a lamp or a toaster into an AC wall plug. The lamp requires little current while the toaster goes to the maximum. More power from the USB charger will shorten the charge time.

Sleep-and-charge Mode

In most cases, turning the computer off also shuts down the USB. Some PCs feature the sleep-and-charge USB port that remains powered on and can be used to charge electronic devices when the computer is off. Sleep-and-charge USB ports might be colored in red or yellow, but no standard exists. Dell adds a lightning bolt icon and calls it the “PowerShare” while Toshiba uses the term “USB Sleep-and-Charge.” The sleep-and-charge USB ports may also be marked with the acronym USB over the drawing of a battery.

USB 3.1 – Type-C Connector

As with most other successful technologies, USB has spawned several versions of connectors and cables over the years. USB chargers do not always work as advertised and charge times are slow. Incompatibilities between competitive systems exist, willingly or by oversight. Companies overseeing USB standards are aware of the shortcomings and brought out the type-C connector and cable based on the USB 3.1 standard. Rather than using four-pins as in the classic type-A and type-B, the type-C connector has 24 pins and is reversible, meaning it can be plugged in either way. It supports 900mA and, on command, delivers 1.5A and 3.0A over a 5V power bus while streaming data. This results in 7.5 and 15 watt power consumption respectively, as opposed to 2.5W using the original USB (current times voltage = wattage). The type-C can go up to 5A at 12V or 20V, providing 60W and 100W respectively. Figure 2 shows the pinout of the USB Type-C connector.

If you want USB battery charger sunjack company produced  SUNJACK USB BATTERY CHARGER. You can charge AA/AAA Battery from 5v USB port or any Sunjack battery bank. You can juice up several batteries at the same time (max: 4).

[jovinsharpsight]

Just posted the next chapter to my fic. Jovin and his fun time in the Sunjackers universe.

[jovinsharpsight]

“Umm...Okay....Thanks?”

@askbananapie

Sorry for the delay everyone. I’m experimenting with my style and trying a lot of things out. Plus just a lot of doing everything else artwise.

[jovinsharpsight]

Ponies cute? Nah.

[jovinsharpsight]

And here we go! Don’t mind Jovin. He is just a bit grumpy.

[askthesunjackers]

And with that, Volume 2 of Sunjackers is concluded! The comic will be taking a backseat for a little while while I work on some other stuff, but I expect to be coming back to it some time in the summer. This universe has kinda taken over my life for the last year and change (an INTERESTING time to do so) so I kinda need to go get some sunshine for a bit.

There’s already people clamouring for the print version, to which I say “hang on it’s still hot”! I need to go make the cover art and do the layouts. Also by preliminary estimates it’s going to be an even thicker book than Vol. 1, so keep that in mind for price & shipping. That said, I’ll probably have more to announce on that front before I start drawing Vol. 3!

Anyway, that’s all for now! Enjoy horses responsibly