Goal Zero 11407 Rechargeable Battery Review

This insert in the Guide IO Plus for charging AAA batteries is very difficult to fit into the rail and almost impossible to remove without tools. It would be great if someone could find a way to simplify this process, e.g. B. Put a flat piece of tape under the insert to make it easier to remove when not needed for AAA batteries.

I mainly use them for Burning Man via the Nomad 7 charger and Guide10+. They charge perfectly with the Goal Zero solar panels and are very close to the advertised performance when I tested them with the LaCrosse charger. 850 to 900 mAh depending on battery and charge. That's enough to power my small devices when I need them. The nice thing is that they also come with an adapter plate to allow AAA batteries to be charged in the Guide 10 charger which normally only charges AA. Don't lose this…

Trail & Wilderness: The Guide 10 plus with the Nomad 7 is essential to keep your small electronic device running. From my GPS, camera, smartphone, USB flashlight, and headlamp, I have endless autonomous power. In fact, I never worry about getting stuck or lost in the wild as long as I have the Nomand 7 and Guide 10 plus paired with my electronic gear. Urban factor: If there is no socket nearby, my things will be charged. My daughter's phone was almost dead when she was with me and I let her…