[1] I have a Flex camera located in the pine woods facing north. I tried a Flex-S but there wasn't enough sun to keep it charged. This solar panel is much bigger and can be positioned independent ly of the camera. Now months later the camera batteries are still at 86%.I did brush snow off once, not much snow this winter.

The solar panel has a lot of ports and comes with a lot of cables. Seems excessively complicated but I was able to get it installed in the dark. I am guessing I could use it to charge my phone if necessary.

I don't screw into my trees, I use the included strap. I used the screw bracket to get what I think is a good sun angle. It works using the parts included.

The cable is long enough to reach the opposite side of a large tree. It won't work to position the solar panel at the top of the tree. Realistically, I am not going to the top of the tree to mount a solar panel even if that is where the sunlight is. I might consider mounting the solar panel on a different tree if a longer cable was available but it is working and a longer cable is going to be more likely to be damaged by falling trees or gnawing animals.

It is working well as is. There will be more needles on the trees in the summer but it is big enough I expect it to keep working well.

Unlike a Flex-S, the app doesnt show the battery charge of the SLB-22 internal battery.

[2.28 lb] J'ai installé une LIT-10 sur une LINK MICRO-LTE au mois de novembre. Elle est restée toute l'hiver dans le bois, prise des centaines de photos et la pile est à 94% !!!

[5 W] We have had the Spypoint Flex G-36 out since end of November and on July 4th it quit communicating. I was wrong in assuming that having a solar panel attached would keep batteries going. That being said, it has worked great for over 7 months. We now just have to make the 4 hour trip to change out internal batteries and recharge the solar panel. That being said, we have on average at least one picture sent to app every 2 hours when communicating and a couple with every motion. On a busy day we could get upwards of 24+ pictures, so I guess it has worked great for us for over 7 months. Very happy with product.

[2.28 lb] Lowest price on this battery with the fastest and cheapest shipping.

[5 W] I purchased a few of these solar panels and I have been impressed. They really last a long time and let the camera maximize the power. A few of my panels have been out for almost 2 years.

[Black] I have these for all my link micros and LM2s. They last so much longer than AAs.

[5 W] I have purchased two of these now to try to get away from expensive batteries. This has been a great decision. Leave your cameras out all year

[5 W] I have tried the "Built in Solar" models and sorry but they all seemed to have issues whether it was getting wet inside the camera or just not holding a charge. The SPLB-22 in my opinion is a simple and tested (over a year now) solution. As of today I have had Zero issues with the four I have bought, these have already paid for themselves with what I have saved in buying batteries and not having to take the time to change batteries. If you want a "Set it and Forget it" solution these are worth the money. Charge the panel completely before taking it to the woods, make sure to have adequate expose to the sun, connect to camera and you are good to go!

[2.28 lb] We have 2 of these out ,even after a week of rainy weather these chargers haven't dropped below 90 percent and during deer season we get a ton of pictures!

[5 W] After 9+ months in the field taking pictures, this battery still shows a 78% charge. I typically would have had to replace the AA batteries at least once. I’m putting this battery in all my cameras from now on.