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First! The video covered all the major points of what to look for in a portable power station. I would not want anything less than 3.6-5Kwh of battery storage, a Delta pro would be the minimum for a weekend off grid activity.

Thank you for making basic electricty understandable. Well thoughtout and produced. Great job!

Finally! Thank you for explaining what seems complicated to digestible information for the regular person.

@TheSolarLab

2 ай бұрын

Glad you found it helpful!

Well it would appear that your buyers guide is spot on, or least for me. Thought it would be interesting to see what would be suggested even though I had recently just purchased two F2600's. I was pleased to see that the buyers guide suggested that exact model....yay Enjoy your reviews, good job!

@TheSolarLab

3 ай бұрын

Glad to hear that our quiz validated your decision! The F2600 is an awesome unit! Enjoy ⚡️

Great information video! Great presentation and thorough with the products.

Good tips, there's a lot of situations out there, and a lot of options.

Thanks for sharing. 👍

Absolutely fantastic video! Im saving it and writing ✍️ down the math for when Im out and about. Im learning challenged and the way you have explained this is something I can basically understand. Do you have something like this on how to connect everything? There are so many videos talking about how to set up but some say you need breakers and fuses and busses and my brain just fries and quits. Personally I’m piecing together cheap 100 watt panels and 200 watt generators as i can acquire them and I might have different plugs 🔌 to deal with when I’m ready to put them together. I’m interested in being able to power a 40” tv 📺 and maybe a corded shaver for my husband simultaneously. I’m also interested in portable power for running a lamp plus crafting appliances like a glue gun , heat gun, sewing machine or an iron . I don’t have the resources to do this any other way than piece meal. Any tips? Maybe an adapter kit?

Informative video.

Great content. Subscribed! Please review the UGreen PowerRoam 2400.

What do you think of IDEAPLAY SN2200 Portable Power Station? Tyvm

What would be recommended to power a home, I’m still hella new at this so it’s fair to say I’m still learning and still very confused

Would Love for you to Expand Your Impressions for us Beginners on the Goal Zero Yeti Pro 4000. Solar 13-150v 40A. 3000w cap.___ Interesting the Pro's RainProof design. I guess THAT implies Camping. Your Research would be an Impeling Video to peruse. Granted many of us wants to Grow from our Investment without having fearing remorse too soon later.

@larrywong7834

3 ай бұрын

US based Support. Going there for Self Support would ba a great EXCUSE to enjoy Utah Visit/Vacation time.

CONGRATS

@TheSolarLab

3 ай бұрын

Thanks Larry!

A 100 W panel actually produces less than 100 W 99% of the time, and it’s probably closer to 80 W depending on the panel quality and efficiency. Then there is the angle of the sun, clouds, and any potential shade from trees, light post what not. So realistically the rating on a solar panel when used with these mobile stations will never reach its potential, and probably realistically will sit at 60% of its potential. Folks should know that so they’re not underestimating how much battery they need.

Yooo it’s Robbie

I just want to run my Xbox and tv for the night 😅 (12 HRS)

Hey great channel, but here a major misstep -- there is not really any such thing as "Watts per hour" (energy acceleration?). You're looking for Watt-hours. I'm sure you know this and brain farted for this video but it might be worth a clarification in the description. 100W for one hour is 100Wh (Watt-hours). Watts (power) is a rate of energy usage, while Watt-hours is an amount of energy. Similarly, calling something a "1000 Watt battery" doesn't make much sense since the units are getting mixed up again. You would describe a battery as something like 1000Wh (capacity/amount) with a continuous output capability of 2000W (power/rate) [but more typically described in amps].

Hm,

Did he really just conflate watts and watt hours while “educating” people? 🤦🏻‍♂️

@FayezButts

3 ай бұрын

I just watched the video and it makes sense. What part is confusing to you?

@DogGuy19

2 ай бұрын

​@FayezButts a watt is not an hour, do a Google & some reading. A watt is 1 volt at 1 amp for 1 second. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watt

@Marcus-xl9kr

Ай бұрын

Well you take the total watts and multiply it buy hours to get the watt hour measurement

Glad you're on the path to recovery. Addiction doesn't rule you. Get a hair cut and don't wear ball caps advertizing companies with anti-semetic owners.

@larrywong7834

3 ай бұрын

Yes.Yes. Yes. Done Bluetti Justice.

@TheSolarLab

3 ай бұрын

What did GrimmSpeed ever do to you?😂

@user-ci2ys6rc5j

3 ай бұрын

what a useless comment right? @templebrown7179