as gadget dependent folks, our best friend would be the jolty dude named electricity and not Jack or Joe. we lust for electricity cos' our smartphones, laptops and other homely appliances such as fridge, microwave oven and the likes needs it. in this case, we will need a powerhouse that could keep those power hungry gadgets and...

Goal Zero Yeti 1250 Solar Generator Kit
Goal Zero Yeti 1250 Solar Generator Kit | US$1,999.99 | www.goalzero.com

as gadget dependent folks, our best friend would be the jolty dude named electricity and not Jack or Joe. we lust for electricity cos’ our smartphones, laptops and other homely appliances such as fridge, microwave oven and the likes needs it. in this case, we will need a powerhouse that could keep those power hungry gadgets and appliances juiced in the event of an unfortunate power outage. life still needs to go on without power but no really, it actually can’t go on without power these days. after all, we do need to keep our edibles fresh and consumable, don’t we? this is why everyone should keep a generator handy for a time like this and we are not talking about just any generator but one that you can lug around if you needed to and at same time, supply the necessary power silently and dutifully, which is exactly what the Goal Zero Yeti 1250 Solar Generator Kit can do. seriously, we are not a fan of fumes and the ding traditional gas generators offer. charging up its 1250 watt-hour lead-acid battery is easy – just hook up the two accompanying Boulder 30 solar panels and the Yeti 1250 will be ready for action in just 20-24 hours. it is capable of powering your essentials such as refrigerator, TV sets, GPS units, while charging up your mobile gadgets via its three powered USB ports. we are not saying that you should give up your gas generator but this would be a nice addition for those times of need or if you are planning to linger in the wilderness with the whole entourage for the weekend. we know we shouldn’t put a price tag on such lifesaver but at $1,999.99, it is considerably steep. click through for a few more look at the Yeti 1250.

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