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Please don't buy eco flow if you are planning a full off grid setup. There are other proho installation, friendly options that can literally get you three times the amount of power for the same price. This setup has its uses, but running a shop or a household can be done a lot more efficiently with different brands and types of solar equipment. Here is a comparison: What he showed you connected in the shop cost approx. $18,000.00 The system approx specs are this: 1. 7,200 watts surge power 2. 24kw of battery storage 3. 800 watt solar (PV) input. In comparison, you can go with a user-friendly EG4 system for $17,000. Its specs would be: 1. 12,000 watts surge power 2. 42kw battery storage 3. 9,000 watts solar (PV) input. The eco flow has its uses, and I'm glad it works for him. However, it is not the best option for powering a home.
Their most overlooked product is the alternator charger. It wires direct to the alternator of your car or truck. Fast charge in the driveway in an hour. Really don’t even need a gas generator for charging anymore especially considering if you keep your vehicle above 1/4 tank you have more fuel on tap than most people have in Jerry cans for their generator
You can just do jumper cables to batteries joined together. Heck I run mine under the garage door and auto crank the car outside and it runs for 20 min then cuts off lol...
Have to agree 100%, having 2 of these, going through the aftermath of the hurricanes here in FL, made a huge difference, generating power is one thing, but being able to store it in a usable form facotor is a winner.
My question would be, what is the lifespan of the internal batteries? How many charge cycles? Does the battery develop a memory and lose duration between charging? And how does it do in extreme cold? Where I live can have stretches of -20F.
I don't care if this is a ecoflow ad. I prefer these to company ads that have a much higher chance of lying. I really trust wranglerstar. He's one of the few RUclipsrs whose recommendations id purchase. I use ecoflow (not because of him) and they are stellar. Id suggest buying 2 if you get smaller units. It's easier to transport them, run multiple appliances in different areas, you can charge one while using the other, or lend one to friends/family. I have done all these things. Also make sure to get a solar panel and make it a big one. I have a smaller solar panel and it barely got me 10% over a few hours with adjustments of angle every few hours.
@@emeralddrgn4it does but this is where you start imo no noise no fumes just plug it in very powerful will it run your fridge and ac and heat no but your phones WiFi small heaters a fan it’s just an amazing product to have
I have solar and batteries, including some ecoflow products. I can run several days off battery power alone and, If I don't get enough solar, I can recharge all the batteries by starting the generator for 2 hours. Combined, I can go months. A generator is just another tool in the kit.
Good stuff! Electricity generation and storage is essential in not just emergencies but daily life. Food storage and prep., running water pumps, AC, heating systems, communication, medical equipment, lighting, security... Gas/diesel/propane generators are good, but need fuel, maintenance, and are loud, which can attract unwanted attention. Being able to collect(solar) and store electricity, to save fuel and keep the generators quiet are a huge benefit. 11/27/2024 there are still 60,000 plus people without power in Tennessee and North Carolina from the storms.
I just went off grid with the delta pro ultra, the system is designed as a whole home backup but it is absolutely fool proof plug and play. I highly recommend this company
I have a delta 2 and a river 2 pro. Also a couple of 220w solar panels. I use both as battery backups for some of my essentials (internet, cameras, and my refrigerator). They are essential when power drops. I do plan to get another delta and 3 more solar panels (2 for the next delta and 1 more for the other delta). I’ll be able to keep all my essentials without needing my generator. If there is a long time without power and I need to charge up more, I do have a generator to keep me going longer. Eco Flow isn’t the only one on the market (Anker and Bluetti are good as well), but it’s the best on the market and I believe it’s worth it.
Some of us that have watched long enough have followed thru with the solid advice on the channel. My ecoflows and starlink allowed me access to information when all other sources (power, internet, landlines and cell phones) were down for five days after the “bomb cyclone” that hit near Seattle. Act accordingly!
Would be cool to see you do a real world test to power your cozy cabin with a couple fridges and deep freeze and some misc for a couple days to see what you need for solar panels to keep up with a small house with a few appliances in a real world test. Im guessing 400w would be enough for bare minimum if there wasnt too much overcast ??
Buy single batteries 100 amp/hrs each for 1/4 the price of Ecoflow, and 3 times the power, with that savings get a solar panel, solar controller , inverter, and your off too the races and don’t need to plug in to recharge /stay off grid .
Or you can just buy the assembled portable package that actually costs less than all that and works out of the box. The pelican case alone costs as much as a cheap Ecoflow unit. You going to wreck the waterproof case to install fans or do you think you don't need them? lol
The east side of Puget Sound (Bellevue, sammamish, issaquah), many of whom have been out of power for nearly a week, would have benefitted from Cody's numerous videos stressing the importance of having backup power. Encouraged by Cody's videos, I got starlink and a handful of eco flow batteries
Hotels on the eastside were completely sold out for days after the "bomb cyclone" (i.e, wind storm). I've used the Ecoflow units I picked up during a few power outages. Cody, you earned your Ecoflow affiliate link commissions!
i live in one of the listed cites and we got power back late Sunday night. also we were burning around 10 gallons of gas a day keeping the generator going
Nobody ever thinks of this, if you have a wood-burning stove you should have a Sterling engine. It's old Tech that spins consistently reliably and it only needs a heat source. And it will spin a turbine and generate electricity. Sterling engine
Great to hear about the Eco Flow no questions asked support of the fine folks - that our Gov abandoned - of TN and the surrounding area. I am proud to spend my hard-earned money at an outfit like that - good products and a strong supporter of the community in times of need.
I live in western washington and lost power for 5 days. I have prepared and have a generator with a generator interlock on my main panel. I turned the generator off at night and it would have been nice to have something like the river 3 to keep the phones and batteries topped off at night. Thanks for the video.
I don't use ecoflow but I do have a similar product from Anker called the Solix f2000 with the expansion battery. Also an excellent product. Same concept as ecoflow and I use them for powering just about anything. I prefer the Anker Solix F2000 because it has a 30 AMP RV plug built in as well. I can run my entire RV or my cabin off grid for days. I keep the solar panels plugged in when off grid because it charges while using it. If no sun I can run my generator for an hour and be back to 80-90%. These solar generators are great! No matter what brand you choose I definitely recommend them as well.
We have some Ecoflows and he's not wrong about the Black Friday Deals. Lots of people have videos showing which units run a fridge, etc. In Oregon, our solar panels don't work in the winter but......we can charge these by plugging in the car or run to a friend's house across town and charge these up in an hour or 2. Super helpful and portable.
A similar product that is currently on sale from buddy Bezos is the Anker Solix C1000. You can get the 1800w solar generator with a 200w solar panel for $750. Not to step on your sponsorship, but it is a very good deal and Anker makes great electronics.
just bought the delta 2 max. if you need to run a full size fridge and full size freezer thats what you need. the smaller ones just dont have the capacity. excellent products.
Thanks Cody! Just ordered the River 3 with solar panel. I'm totally stoked to get it , been thinking about the larger units you use but this is a great start for my camping and hunting trips. Cheers!
Great insights! It's crazy how often we take power for granted. This video really highlights the importance of being prepared. My plan is to stock up on the crazy Jackary deals. At least one generator and collapsible solar for each vehicle.
Please don't buy eco flow if you are planning a full off grid setup. There are other proho installation, friendly options that can literally get you three times the amount of power for the same price. This setup has its uses, but running a shop or a household can be done a lot more efficiently with different brands and types of solar equipment. Here is a comparison: What he showed you connected in the shop cost approx. $18,000.00 The system approx specs are this: 1. 7,200 watts surge power 2. 24kw of battery storage 3. 800 watt solar (PV) input. In comparison, you can go with a user-friendly EG4 system for $17,000. Its specs would be: 1. 12,000 watts surge power 2. 42kw battery storage 3. 9,000 watts solar (PV) input. The eco flow has its uses, and I'm glad it works for him. However, it is not the best option for powering a home.
You may want to check out the deals on the DJI 1000. It’s 1024WH with 2200W output. It’s the same company that makes the great drones. They have the DJI 1000 for $380!!! I have one and can say it beats the delta 2 hands down
The Delta is so much better. You don't need to buy a bunch of adapters to use it like the DJI. Better warranty. You have a mobile app to perform operations and view stats.
I guess they add sensitivity disclaimers to movies like Goodfellas for people like you haha! Ease up, relax and enjoy the comedic relief without being offended! Manservant makes me laugh every time I hear it and is part of why I appreciate Wranglestar! Loosen up
I already invested in the EcoFlow delta mini and delta pro several Black Fridays ago. And I charge them off a HF 2000 cc inverter generator. when the power is out. At some point, I’ll add some solar panels; with the storms happening now on the west coast and possibility of the power going out, I’m ready to go.
thanks for the vid. a friend of ours had a generator [propane] but could not get out of their neighborhood for several days and the power didn't come on for 7. this was not up in the mountains but in a very nice neighborhood. other friends had to drive to Johnson city to get a generator and fuel because theirs had been washed away and they couldn't get gas anywhere near them.
I suggest storing all of your emergency power generation equipment and emergency electronic devices in a Faraday cage when you’re not using it. If it were me I’d use no more than half of the equipment while keeping the rest in the cage.
As one who lives in southwest Virginia, my biggest question is as an active prepper, is what the best place to store these sensitive electronics? I like the solar generators just curious
I just got a river 3 with solar panel and order my son a river 2 so he can take it when he travel out of town to work. Awesome channel and Ecoflow is a Great product
I have generators but I bought a 3500W inverter for a couple hundred dollars and have some big (110ah) batteries to hook it to--I have several cars as well so could use the batteries from them as well. Mainly just to run refridge and wood stove fan when generators are not on. Would work much better than these $1000 units I would presume.
real question tho, how reliable is starlink if the grid does go down. dont you need power to run the servers to which the internet functrions? if they are down wouldnt that render the starlink useless?
There are things called humans they're great at power production. Get warm cutting get warm spotting then get warm stacking then burn wood. That's 4times warm.
The lack of help from the current trash admin and democrats during Helen is disgusting and disgraceful. Same response as Hawaii practically. Nobody is coming to save us, especially not “our” government!
I imagine it’s better to go a little bigger than you think you need ? I see the eco flow river 2 is pretty affordable but might not be the best if you needed to charge phones and run a star link set up ?
Cody, Everybody is taking about a grid down situation....... Ok i understand that, but my question on the Delta 3 plus will it run a small portable welder, the titanium 125 wire feed welder in remote locations?
Where you headed to in Spokane? I live up on Mt. Spokane. Maybe we could meet up. I turned 18 a few months ago and have enjoyed your yt channel for years. currently studying for ham radio license. Would be proud to shake your hand.
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lol thanks for the commercial weirdo
Just a heads up… The link for the River 3 actually takes us to the River 2
Please don't buy eco flow if you are planning a full off grid setup. There are other proho installation, friendly options that can literally get you three times the amount of power for the same price. This setup has its uses, but running a shop or a household can be done a lot more efficiently with different brands and types of solar equipment.
Here is a comparison:
What he showed you connected in the shop cost approx. $18,000.00
The system approx specs are this:
1. 7,200 watts surge power
2. 24kw of battery storage
3. 800 watt solar (PV) input.
In comparison, you can go with a user-friendly EG4 system for $17,000. Its specs would be:
1. 12,000 watts surge power
2. 42kw battery storage
3. 9,000 watts solar (PV) input.
The eco flow has its uses, and I'm glad it works for him. However, it is not the best option for powering a home.
Thank you. I'll fix
I love this channel, but this is an EcoFlow ad for anyone wondering who just started watching.
Good, Ecoflow is fantastic.
Another one?
95iq comment figured it out
Thank you
Thanks. Seems like this type of stuff is happening more and more on channels now a days.
Their most overlooked product is the alternator charger. It wires direct to the alternator of your car or truck. Fast charge in the driveway in an hour. Really don’t even need a gas generator for charging anymore especially considering if you keep your vehicle above 1/4 tank you have more fuel on tap than most people have in Jerry cans for their generator
You can just do jumper cables to batteries joined together. Heck I run mine under the garage door and auto crank the car outside and it runs for 20 min then cuts off lol...
Have to agree 100%, having 2 of these, going through the aftermath of the hurricanes here in FL, made a huge difference, generating power is one thing, but being able to store it in a usable form facotor is a winner.
My question would be, what is the lifespan of the internal batteries? How many charge cycles? Does the battery develop a memory and lose duration between charging? And how does it do in extreme cold? Where I live can have stretches of -20F.
I don't care if this is a ecoflow ad. I prefer these to company ads that have a much higher chance of lying. I really trust wranglerstar. He's one of the few RUclipsrs whose recommendations id purchase. I use ecoflow (not because of him) and they are stellar. Id suggest buying 2 if you get smaller units. It's easier to transport them, run multiple appliances in different areas, you can charge one while using the other, or lend one to friends/family. I have done all these things. Also make sure to get a solar panel and make it a big one. I have a smaller solar panel and it barely got me 10% over a few hours with adjustments of angle every few hours.
I just got my first eco flow after watching a few of W’s videos on them. I’ll never go back to liquid fuel generators. They are amazing.
What do you do when it's cloudy for a week or more straight? Gas has its place.
@@emeralddrgn4it does but this is where you start imo no noise no fumes just plug it in very powerful will it run your fridge and ac and heat no but your phones WiFi small heaters a fan it’s just an amazing product to have
I have solar and batteries, including some ecoflow products.
I can run several days off battery power alone and, If I don't get enough solar, I can recharge all the batteries by starting the generator for 2 hours. Combined, I can go months.
A generator is just another tool in the kit.
Good stuff!
Electricity generation and storage is essential in not just emergencies but daily life. Food storage and prep., running water pumps, AC, heating systems, communication, medical equipment, lighting, security...
Gas/diesel/propane generators are good, but need fuel, maintenance, and are loud, which can attract unwanted attention. Being able to collect(solar) and store electricity, to save fuel and keep the generators quiet are a huge benefit.
11/27/2024 there are still 60,000 plus people without power in Tennessee and North Carolina from the storms.
I hope Eco flow never does something stupid to lose this guy as a brand ambassador, Because damn! he just sold the crap out of that.
I just went off grid with the delta pro ultra, the system is designed as a whole home backup but it is absolutely fool proof plug and play. I highly recommend this company
I have a delta 2 and a river 2 pro. Also a couple of 220w solar panels. I use both as battery backups for some of my essentials (internet, cameras, and my refrigerator). They are essential when power drops. I do plan to get another delta and 3 more solar panels (2 for the next delta and 1 more for the other delta). I’ll be able to keep all my essentials without needing my generator. If there is a long time without power and I need to charge up more, I do have a generator to keep me going longer.
Eco Flow isn’t the only one on the market (Anker and Bluetti are good as well), but it’s the best on the market and I believe it’s worth it.
Mama still alive and well, what a blessing!
Just purchased one after watching. I trust your opinions on things like this.👍
We've used for years daily and it has been great for us.
Some of us that have watched long enough have followed thru with the solid advice on the channel. My ecoflows and starlink allowed me access to information when all other sources (power, internet, landlines and cell phones) were down for five days after the “bomb cyclone” that hit near Seattle. Act accordingly!
Would be cool to see you do a real world test to power your cozy cabin with a couple fridges and deep freeze and some misc for a couple days to see what you need for solar panels to keep up with a small house with a few appliances in a real world test. Im guessing 400w would be enough for bare minimum if there wasnt too much overcast ??
Buy single batteries 100 amp/hrs each for 1/4 the price of Ecoflow, and 3 times the power, with that savings get a solar panel, solar controller , inverter, and your off too the races and don’t need to plug in to recharge /stay off grid .
Yea but those aren’t plug and play and not portable….
@ yeah if you can’t put that together in a pelican case , ya probably won’t last long. 😂
What?
Or you can just buy the assembled portable package that actually costs less than all that and works out of the box. The pelican case alone costs as much as a cheap Ecoflow unit. You going to wreck the waterproof case to install fans or do you think you don't need them? lol
Your right but each to their own.
The east side of Puget Sound (Bellevue, sammamish, issaquah), many of whom have been out of power for nearly a week, would have benefitted from Cody's numerous videos stressing the importance of having backup power. Encouraged by Cody's videos, I got starlink and a handful of eco flow batteries
Hotels on the eastside were completely sold out for days after the "bomb cyclone" (i.e, wind storm). I've used the Ecoflow units I picked up during a few power outages. Cody, you earned your Ecoflow affiliate link commissions!
Glad that was helpful.
i live in one of the listed cites and we got power back late Sunday night. also we were burning around 10 gallons of gas a day keeping the generator going
Nobody ever thinks of this, if you have a wood-burning stove you should have a Sterling engine. It's old Tech that spins consistently reliably and it only needs a heat source. And it will spin a turbine and generate electricity. Sterling engine
Great to hear about the Eco Flow no questions asked support of the fine folks - that our Gov abandoned - of TN and the surrounding area.
I am proud to spend my hard-earned money at an outfit like that - good products and a strong supporter of the community in times of need.
I live in western washington and lost power for 5 days. I have prepared and have a generator with a generator interlock on my main panel. I turned the generator off at night and it would have been nice to have something like the river 3 to keep the phones and batteries topped off at night. Thanks for the video.
Mama kitty stole the show! Nice!
I don't use ecoflow but I do have a similar product from Anker called the Solix f2000 with the expansion battery. Also an excellent product. Same concept as ecoflow and I use them for powering just about anything. I prefer the Anker Solix F2000 because it has a 30 AMP RV plug built in as well. I can run my entire RV or my cabin off grid for days. I keep the solar panels plugged in when off grid because it charges while using it. If no sun I can run my generator for an hour and be back to 80-90%. These solar generators are great! No matter what brand you choose I definitely recommend them as well.
An excellent addition to any grid-down preparations.
We have some Ecoflows and he's not wrong about the Black Friday Deals. Lots of people have videos showing which units run a fridge, etc. In Oregon, our solar panels don't work in the winter but......we can charge these by plugging in the car or run to a friend's house across town and charge these up in an hour or 2. Super helpful and portable.
A similar product that is currently on sale from buddy Bezos is the Anker Solix C1000. You can get the 1800w solar generator with a 200w solar panel for $750. Not to step on your sponsorship, but it is a very good deal and Anker makes great electronics.
just bought the delta 2 max. if you need to run a full size fridge and full size freezer thats what you need. the smaller ones just dont have the capacity. excellent products.
Thanks Cody! Just ordered the River 3 with solar panel. I'm totally stoked to get it , been thinking about the larger units you use but this is a great start for my camping and hunting trips. Cheers!
I bought a River 3 a few months ago and I'm very pleased with it. It will serve my purpose well in an emergency.
I came for the portable power content. I stayed for toothless.
Toothless Hero
That was mama kitty. I'll see if I can get toothless in soon.
That's cool they sent out a bunch of equipment for the relief effort.
It is.
Great insights! It's crazy how often we take power for granted. This video really highlights the importance of being prepared. My plan is to stock up on the crazy Jackary deals. At least one generator and collapsible solar for each vehicle.
Please don't buy eco flow if you are planning a full off grid setup. There are other proho installation, friendly options that can literally get you three times the amount of power for the same price. This setup has its uses, but running a shop or a household can be done a lot more efficiently with different brands and types of solar equipment.
Here is a comparison:
What he showed you connected in the shop cost approx. $18,000.00
The system approx specs are this:
1. 7,200 watts surge power
2. 24kw of battery storage
3. 800 watt solar (PV) input.
In comparison, you can go with a user-friendly EG4 system for $17,000. Its specs would be:
1. 12,000 watts surge power
2. 42kw battery storage
3. 9,000 watts solar (PV) input.
The eco flow has its uses, and I'm glad it works for him. However, it is not the best option for powering a home.
Been wanting one for years, this was the final straw, they are so easy to justify, I’ll be buying one ASAP
So, theoretically, you can take a Starlink, an Ecoflow, and a Simplisafe system and have a completely self-sufficient surveillance/security system?
You may want to check out the deals on the DJI 1000. It’s 1024WH with 2200W output. It’s the same company that makes the great drones. They have the DJI 1000 for $380!!! I have one and can say it beats the delta 2 hands down
Where do you see the price of $380¿
The Delta is so much better. You don't need to buy a bunch of adapters to use it like the DJI. Better warranty. You have a mobile app to perform operations and view stats.
@@ttkddry the warranty is 5 years just like the delta. Yes it needs some adapters but mine came with the 12V adapter as a free add on.
@@ttkddry it took my comment away telling where so I’ll type it like this AAMMAAZZOONN. It was as low as $338 on a lightning deal last week.
@kentuckycornbread8502 that was indeed an amazing deal at that price, too bad it's gone
Great day when wranglerstar posts!
Yep. Loving his morning streams.
Thank you.
I know you have a deal with EcoFlow, but Tesla Powerwall is another good one to mention for home power
take a look at the Ethos Battery Backup System with Solar...
"My man servant" 😮 grrr.. everytime i hear it😬 ya lost big cred with me over that. Maybe call him a FRIEND?
Workers are not typically friends, they can become friends but most are contract workers unless they work like a farm manager.
Manservant means he gets paid. You seem to be mixing it up with slave.
We are all servant to to someone or something.
I guess they add sensitivity disclaimers to movies like Goodfellas for people like you haha! Ease up, relax and enjoy the comedic relief without being offended! Manservant makes me laugh every time I hear it and is part of why I appreciate Wranglestar! Loosen up
LOLOL he says manservant as a trolling comment... he's trolling us and by the lord YOU are falling for it lolololol🎉
I already invested in the EcoFlow delta mini and delta pro several Black Fridays ago.
And I charge them off a HF 2000 cc inverter generator. when the power is out.
At some point, I’ll add some solar panels; with the storms happening now on the west coast and possibility of the power going out, I’m ready to go.
Last time i had a power off here in Sweden was in november 2013. Almost all the smaller power grids here are buried in the ground.
thanks for the vid. a friend of ours had a generator [propane] but could not get out of their neighborhood for several days and the power didn't come on for 7. this was not up in the mountains but in a very nice neighborhood. other friends had to drive to Johnson city to get a generator and fuel because theirs had been washed away and they couldn't get gas anywhere near them.
Just used your discount code and ordered mine. Gracias
10:53 - Their mid-fall sale is actually much better than Black Friday for whatever reason.
It’s because Black Friday is a social experiment
It's a good idea to have an EcoFlow and a gas generator. You should also get a Faraday bag to keep that equipment in.
Cody, the toupee is on point.
during the power outage from the wind storm that just hit in western WA we were burning around 10 gallons of gas a day
Copper mesh protects against emp. You can store electronics safely and cheaply.
whats the point of having your starlink gear in faraday bags, if your power source isnt?
Won't matter if the internet is gone!
No one calls me anyways, so do I need Starlink for them to call me in an emergency?
Fantastic size. Love that it fits in a carry size kit.
I suggest storing all of your emergency power generation equipment and emergency electronic devices in a Faraday cage when you’re not using it. If it were me I’d use no more than half of the equipment while keeping the rest in the cage.
You have a faraday cage recommendation?
Love the Vanna White moves mama kitty has. Makes me wanna buy.
As one who lives in southwest Virginia, my biggest question is as an active prepper, is what the best place to store these sensitive electronics? I like the solar generators just curious
A cool(not cold) dark spot. You can bag them. Pull them out every once in a while and use them/recharge them.
I would like the big ecoflow with the solar setup.. not in the cards at the moment. But may try a smaller unit till then
What's the big difference between the delta 2 and delta 3? Is the Delta 3 worth the higher price?
I just got a river 3 with solar panel and order my son a river 2 so he can take it when he travel out of town to work. Awesome channel and Ecoflow is a Great product
Ecoflow is like olight, chinese made but excellent customer service. Just got a flashlight replaced with a photo. 3 days
I have generators but I bought a 3500W inverter for a couple hundred dollars and have some big (110ah) batteries to hook it to--I have several cars as well so could use the batteries from them as well. Mainly just to run refridge and wood stove fan when generators are not on. Would work much better than these $1000 units I would presume.
Do they solar charge decently in winter? Would leaving the unit in the cold to charge effect it?
I have a river 2 in my apartment just so i can laugh at my neighbors when we get a blizzard or hurricane lol
real question tho, how reliable is starlink if the grid does go down. dont you need power to run the servers to which the internet functrions? if they are down wouldnt that render the starlink useless?
No, can run off of EcoFlow. That's what we do.
Off grid Lego hair piece is on point !
I absolutely love my ecoflow delta. Also I wish I got that deal on my whole unit. Also the starlink is an absolute game changer!!
Great video!! love these kinds of videos
This channel used to be so good. Had a great run though, and learned a lot about being an arborist.
Which Eco Flow generator do I need to power my fridge and freezer for extended power outages
Delta Pro 2 or the Delta Pro 3.
@ nice, thanks. I’ll check em out
Get a Cybertruck. Just powered my house for 3 days during power outage. Did not want for anything.
No. Junk. Unaffordable.
@@emeralddrgn4 80k is as much as a normal truck now a days. definitely not junk.
There are things called humans they're great at power production. Get warm cutting get warm spotting then get warm stacking then burn wood. That's 4times warm.
Don't ignore kitty..
They have a tendency to pee on your pillow when they feel slighted.
😂😂😂 the irony is the she peed in his bag a while back.
@@Crzyace28 See.... See what I mean
Pee on my pillow, get yeeted out the window.
Me and the family will be heading over to Spokane on Wednesday so maybe I'll see you there anyways God bless Cody
The importance of the lessons of this year's hurricanes: NEVER vote DEMOCRAT.
The lack of help from the current trash admin and democrats during Helen is disgusting and disgraceful. Same response as Hawaii practically.
Nobody is coming to save us, especially not “our” government!
Before that, be prepared. Shit happens.
What are you doing to shield all these electronics and battery packs from an EMP?
Good work, Cody. Keep it up.
What's the difference between the Delta 2 and Delta 3?
@wranglerstar bring back the lantern videos!!!!
I got a delta 2 (LFP) version for 399… 60% off
EMP happens nothing is working! Unless it's in a Faraday bag/box for every electronic gadget. I like the set up though, great ideas!
Do you have a Ham Radio License? If so, what is your callsign?
I'm not far from you, out in Astoria. AC7AA
Nice show!
Happy Thanksgiving
Man, that toupee is looking sharp!!!
great info. will keep an eye on their upcoming deals.
I wish portable power stations werent so expensive here in iceland
I imagine it’s better to go a little bigger than you think you need ? I see the eco flow river 2 is pretty affordable but might not be the best if you needed to charge phones and run a star link set up ?
Always go a bit bigger.
They have a new wind technology that is supposed to be a gsme-changer.
Thank you for the heads up.
Yes use everyday on the island
Cody,
Everybody is taking about a grid down situation....... Ok i understand that, but my question on the Delta 3 plus will it run a small portable welder, the titanium 125 wire feed welder in remote locations?
Probably, but not for very long.
@emeralddrgn4 thank you
What unit do you recommend to run a 3/4 hp 220w well pump? Thanks
How many amps does it draw?
Are you on Eco Flow's payroll? Serious question
Not much reason to have starlink if you have a newer iPhone. You can text using apples satellites, and call emergency services over satellite
What about 2 weeks of overcast in the winter? Will it still charge during daylight hours?
It will charge but reduced rate.
@wranglerstar Is there be a scenario where the gas generator will need to step in?
Lol, Cody's local time when showing the Ecoflow ap is 4:20.
Man-Servant!!!
Any ideas on where to get a good geiger counter?
Thanks WS! You convinced me!
Thank you for the info
Where you headed to in Spokane? I live up on Mt. Spokane. Maybe we could meet up. I turned 18 a few months ago and have enjoyed your yt channel for years. currently studying for ham radio license. Would be proud to shake your hand.
Unfortunately we have many hours of driving and have to do a quick turnaround (childcare). Glad you like the videos William. C
Ok thanks. Maybe next time. Have a good trip Wranglerstar.
Id wait until the overheating issue is fixed with the delta 3 plus
Can you run the solar panels to the River3?
Momma Kitty sold it!