Walking in the Dolomites with a Solar Monkey

[BigAl-2418]

I have 3 queries
Firstly - A group of us are intending planning a 7 day walk in the dolomites using the various huts on the way for overnight stops next September
SatMap tell me that they should have the maps available by then for use with my Active 10
Does anyone know if these huts have facilities for charging up phones or the Satmap?
Secondly - Is the power delivered from the Solar Monkey and Solar Nut sufficient to power the Active 10 for the week given 5 - 6hrs a day walking, little use as possible other than tracking and reduced screen display and, hopefully glorious sunlight. Given the monkey's voltage as 4 - 6v, batt capacity 150mAh, Working current 250mA Max (for the techies amongst you)?
I will leave the solar panel/nut plugged in all the time whilst walking.
Third - If the answer to the above is no, and after finishing walking and taking into account the Active 10 requires to be left on to charge, is it false economy to use the monkey to charge as the charging rate may be less than the power it requires to remain on assuming it is still sunny?

[mikealder]

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