 Welcome to the PowerFilm Solar R15 600 rollable solar charger unboxing. That's the entire unboxing, so let's go ahead and let's walk through some of the things that are interesting about this. So you can charge or direct power 12 volt systems such as the things listed here, although for my purposes I'm mostly interested in not necessarily military vehicles, but more along the lines of you know, okay not car batteries, but like electronics and stuff. Aha, charge wireless electronics. So charge the internal batteries of your laptop, satellite phone, GPS, cell phone, PDA, internal batteries, etc. You can charge regular batteries including whatever else you can connect to it. So this guy, the 600, is a 10 watt solar charger operating at 0.6 amps, although you can get a 5 watt or a 20 watt version, it weighs 1 pound. Yeah, okay, not that heavy. Complete with 15 feet of wire and O-ring connectors, a 3 year warranty, durable construction with marine grade components, UV resistant and weatherproof, performs well in diverse conditions including both hot and cloudy environments, that's kind of cool. It can roll around a 3 inch diameter and wrap around fasteners to keep rolled. So let's have a look at it. And we're going to try it out of course. So this is the kind of thing you might take with you on a camping trip when you don't want your game console or your laptop or whatever else to run out of battery while you're away. Do not fold or crease, so that's important. You roll, not fold or crease, so you roll with this side out. Here's the included connector which looks somewhat complicated to be perfectly honest. Let's see how this works here. So 15 foot cord, so this is your positive and that's your negative and then this guy plugs right into here. So I was hoping it would have something more along the lines of like a USB connector or something like that. So it's a 12 volt solar powered battery charger. And how, pray tell, do I connect this to something? Maybe there are accessories. Well you know what, we can just fire it up with a multimeter and then we'll worry about that later. Give me a sec here guys. So I had to go get batteries for my multimeter just to film this little test for you guys here. But you can see that even in this room where we've only got the window open there, it's producing about 3 volts. So hold on, let's just, yeah there we go. And then if we want to go ahead and switch to a meter, let's see how many amps that is. Hmm, oh hold on, I need to go there. Fascinating. So let's take it outside. It's a cloudy day but it claims to perform in cloudy conditions so let's see how it does. So here we are in the yard and I'm rigging it up here. Aha! Now we're getting about 9.4 volts. So we're still not getting quite the 12 volt rated output but if you have a look at the weather it's actually starting to get a little bit dim in the evening here and it's completely overcast day. So let's see, yeah so we're getting about 11 amps out of it. Or milliamps, whatever that is. I can never remember, I very very rarely use my stupid multimeter so for anyone who knows what that means is at the 200m setting and I forget. So there you go. Oh there's the problem, right, no no hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. Oh yeah, I know that one's good for milliamps. So let's get up to that one and let's see if we can get it in here. This way I'll know for sure. Sorry guys, I apologize. Okay, so that was milliamps then, cool. Okay so 11 milliamps, what'd I get, 12 volts, 9 volts, 9 volts, something like that, okay. My assistant doesn't care. Basically yeah, I went and I checked out sort of what kind of accessories you have in terms of what you can hook up to it and there are some approved accessories but it looks more like kind of a DIY type product right now or like a build your own solution around it type of product. You can get a car lighter adapter so you can use it to charge your car battery if you're ever like totally screwed. Having something like this in your car might not be a bad idea. As far as charging electronics goes it's going to be a little bit trickier to get it set up because you're probably going to have to make your own adapters but if you are handy with soldering iron it's definitely an option. So thank you for checking out my little unboxing and unrolling of the PowerFilm Solar. Don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more unboxings, reviews and other.