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Posted by: michaelcrouse on Dec-23-12 8:16 PM (EST)

There was a thread on west coast paddler about this. The best solution seemed to be a solar charger (with batteries) in a waterproof bag on deck.

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Staying charged and connected - riverstrider - Dec-20-12 9:30 AM
- Biolite stove - mintjulep - Dec-20-12 10:13 AM
  - Gimmick - sapien - Dec-24-12 12:39 PM
- Put rechargeable batteries in your - castoff - Dec-20-12 10:32 AM
- Solio worked for me - gstamer - Dec-20-12 11:19 AM
- SPOT...leave phone home - willi_h2o - Dec-20-12 12:11 PM
- probably need multiple options - Peter-CA - Dec-20-12 12:21 PM
- check your phone for compatibility - nickjc - Dec-20-12 1:35 PM
- wonder if it would be possible ......... - pilotwingz - Dec-23-12 8:10 PM
- Other thread - michaelcrouse - Dec-23-12 8:16 PM
- turn the phone off - NateHanson - Dec-24-12 7:37 AM
- I get about a week by using - nchill - Dec-24-12 9:03 AM
- cell phone roaming constantly .... - pilotwingz - Dec-24-12 10:30 AM
- keep it simple - rusty125 - Dec-24-12 12:49 PM
  - Li-ion battery pack - joewildlife - Dec-29-12 9:11 PM
    - JOOS Orange - manitou14 - Dec-30-12 11:31 PM
- solar charger - radiomix - Dec-31-12 9:26 AM
- Thank you all! - riverstrider - Jan-02-13 1:09 PM
  - Actually - windwalker - Jan-03-13 9:55 PM
- that's not a "wilderness trip" - slushpaddler - Jan-03-13 3:00 PM
- try here... - rb56 - Jan-03-13 10:58 PM
  - oops - rb56 - Jan-03-13 11:02 PM
- simple - Jeffers - Jan-07-13 2:41 PM

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