u/BatsmanJohn

I've always been interested in solar powered products and try to choose them when they make sense. Part of it is convenience,and part of it is just liking the idea of using renewable source of energy when possible. A while back i picked up an EcoSurfer S2 to see how well the solar charging would actually work. Honestly i have been pretty surprised. The sun tracking feature seems to do a good job of keeping it charged,and for most part of the haven’t had to think about battery life at all.Cloudy days can reduce runtime a bit,but it hasn’t been enough to cause any real issues to me.Overall it's been a pretty low maintenance experience.

The solar charging has definitely exceeded my expectations so far. Has anyone else found these solar features to be genuinely useful,or do you still end up plugging things in regularly?

Live at 7,000 feet elevation in Colorado. Starting hyperbaric sessions for chronic fatigue. Does living at altitude change how sessions work or the protocols used?

Guys drop down some tips as how u save money at manipal.

Like for ex. Most of times for long distances i prefer using bus over auto,dmart once a month for basic requirements,apollo for medicines as they have some discount scheme...and so on...

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Lately it feels like I spend more time dealing with the systems around the product than the product itself. Monitoring, notifications, integrations, reliability.

The actual feature work is often the easy part. We have been using Signalhouse for part of the messaging stack recently and it's removed at least one recurring headache.

Guys please suggest me places where i can give my birthday party at a cheaper rate excluding daaru .