Connecting Fuse Solar Charger to Three BackpacksBy Jeff Crystal
| Updated instructions are here. |
| The Fuse Solar Charger is designed to, well, fuse to nearly any object. Below are three ways to connect it securely to a backpack including a technical hiking bag and a military bag. Look at the setup configurations, watch the videos and if you have any questions about how to attach it, let us know. |
| The Fuse is equipped with three straps (two 1 inch and one 3/4 inch) and a series of clips. The most important thing to understand is that each part of each clip can be removed from the strap and attached elsewhere. This creates a lot of flexibility. These instructions can be modified to let you attach to a bike rack or tent, etc. |
| The Technical Backpack: We attached both pieces of 1 inch webbing at the bottom of the Fuse and threaded the 3/4″ webbing across the top as in the picture below. We attached the female end of the clips at several attachment points on the bag and then simply clipped in. |
 
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| The Military Bag (Molle): We attached both pieces the 1 inch webbing at the top of the Fuse and removed the male 1 inch clips from the end of the webbing. We attached the female 1 inch clips at the bottom of the case. We then wove the webbing through the Molle strapping, re-attached the male 1 inch clips and then clipped into the bag. Pulling hard on the straps secured it tight to the bag. |
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| The Basic Backpack: We created a loop out of the 3/4 inch webbing and threaded it through the top of the Fuse to attach to the top handle of the backpack. We then attached the 1 inch webbing to the bottom of the fuse with the male 1 inch clips at the end. We attached the female 1 inch clips to the bottom of the shoulder straps and clipped in. |
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