Plugging a Camcorder into a (wet) Field

[Ki-Ki]

Can it be done?

Going camping in a short while, & I'm going to need to charge up the Camcorder in the nights. Of course the easier option would to have Charged up Battery's prepared. Although that's not cost effeciant for me at the moment. Is there some kind of 'Camping Friendly' charger you can get?

Maybe a wind.. powered.. camcorder charger?
Maybe a solar.. powered.. camcorder charger?
Maybe a wind up powered camcorder charger?

I'm unsure.
Thought this would be the best place to ask.

There's no electricity for a pretty large car drive, { We don't have a car on set } our locations are very remote.

 

[Gord.T]

You could try one of those automotive AC converters that plug into your cars cigarette lighter and converts to 110VAC, then plug a charger into that...
http://www.all-battery.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWCATS&Category=26

 

[Ki-Ki]

Failed to mention, we won't have the car. My bad for leading that impression. We're getting dropped off there by a mate. Then he's ditching us. Sorry for not mentioning that part.

 

[Thomas J. O'Hara]

hmmm, If you can rent a few batteries that might be a good option. how many hours do you plan to be using the camera?

 

[Ki-Ki]

Plan on doing a BTS for each night, there's 3 nights.
Our locations really something, so I'll be taking down lots of footage. Proably 7 hours a day? 21 hours in total of battery power.

 

[Max R. Wilson]

Take a car battery and use a inverter for that.

 

[bfischinger]

I have something called a Professional Power Station, it works great and there not that expensive.

I couldn't find a link to a picture of the one I have but I found this link with the exact specs that mine have--

http://fresno.craigslist.org/pts/637521273.html