Like you visualized earlier one great use for The Apollo is when you forget where you parked when you go to the grocery store, mall, or even to pay a quick bill. The Apollo can even be a time saver when you have those fun nights out at your favorite theme park or ball game and it is incredibly hard to find you car in the huge parking lot, well not anymore with the Apollo on your side. Another great use for The Apollo is for those college students who work during the day and have to take night classes, in case they forget where they parked or if it is too dark and they are frightened to walk all the way back alone. Amazingly enough the range for the remote on the Apollo is quite impressive, it can reach up to 100 yards and the beam of light can be seen from over 200 yards away. Now you might think well what if you push the button on the remote and you set off every Apollo in the parking lot, but that problem has already been solved. Similar to the way garage door openers work each and every Apollo is specifically programmed to your remote only, so there is never any interference with any other electrical devices in the …show more content…
The car alarm and panic button have commonly been used to help find a lost car, but now with the Apollo you have a much less obnoxious way of finding where you parked. Along with the silence of the Apollo, it is also light weight and easy to transfer from car to car. The most amazing benefit of the Apollo is that it is solar powered so there is no expensive equipment or extra hassle or expense of buying batteries over and over again. With solar power there is no energy sucked from your car battery and no recharge station needed to power The Apollo. Whenever The Apollo is not being used it has solar panels that work exactly like camera lens’s work on your digital cameras and because of this the solar panels are called solar lenses. The super thin and sleek design of the solar panels fit neatly into the base of the Apollo, directly above the battery pack. So when you are not using The Apollo it closes up and the solar lenses are exposed to the sun light so that it can continuously charge itself. The energy from the sun is absorbed by the solar lenses, then transferred and stored in a battery pack located inside the base of the Apollo. When fully charged the Apollo stores enough energy to last an entire week, and The Apollo only takes about 24 hours of direct sunlight to completely charge. The Apollo is very convenient when you have been shopping all day and come out lugging around those heavy shopping