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One thing I learned about the efficiency test is that, not only do you have to take in the loss from the inverter and the cooling fan, but the manufacturer also sets a voltage where the unit is designed to shut off in order to protect the battery from over discharge.
Hi @TheSolarLab, thank you for bringing the fast charging issue to our attention. Our relevant team has previously been in contact with you regarding this matter and is diligently working to identify the root cause. If you have any further inquiries, please feel free to reach out to us. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.
Hello, thank you for all your attention. Regarding the issue of fast charging time exceeding 70 minutes of DJI Power, DJI really cares about this feedback and has activley reached out to The Solar Lab earlier. After the analysis, our engineering team found that the battery cell temperature went above 45 degrees Celsius due to high power discharge before charging. This caused the power station to go into overheating protection mode and reduce the charging power to protect the battery cell.Therefore, we recommend our users to avoid high-power discharge before trying high-power charging tests, or leave a 2-hour interval between the two operations. If you need more info, kindly check our user manual for details. Or you could contact with our service support for further assistance. Thanks for understanding and cooperation!
@@DJISupportGlobalmeh thats too much work, for something we first time buy and never used and we dont even read manuals. Make it more simple dji think it
@@EduardoDasher . We appreciate your suggestions. We will forward your concern to our related department to further evaluation. Thank you for your understanding and support.
@@EduardoDasher Or just don't be lazy and read the manual. The device works as it is supposed to, it got too hot to safely fast charge so it didn't fast charge, would you rather that it just overheated the batteries and possibly caught on fire?
Except the 140 watt usb 3.1 ports don’t support 140 watts. It only supports 60-65 Watts. May be upgraded in the future… but currently is doesn’t. It would be good if you actually tested the output from these ports. You might want to do another run at it with all the cables, and a set of the DJI solar panels and a full set of their cables.
What unit(s) would you recommend for a more general purpose power station that could be used for the same and other use cases -as the 1000 here? I'll see if i can find similar reviews on the site to help decide. thanks! great video!
Do you have a best generator for the money list available? Like a list of different generators with different WH ratings that you like the best in each category?
The DJI solar panel and adaptor is so expensive for 100w of panel.......do you know if you can plug in other solar panels? do you still need the DJI adaptor? IF so do you have a link for a portable solar panel you recommend? link?
new oupes mega 1 basically same specs and price range but with app support, (unsure about expansion battery which dji doesn’t currently have idt), beats this perhaps?
You can use all the capacity 1000 watt for one hour. However you can load this to 2200 watt usage, but it will only last 25 minutes or something like that, you can do the calculations yourself.
quick question. I have 800 watts of solar panel - 2 x400 watt panels. Is there anything currently being offered, that is very simple design { like EB150 was} , low priced , reliable and has at least 2000 watt hrs of battery storage and can take 600+ watts of solar input charging with at least 1000 watts output ?
Hey Solar Lab, been enjoying your video's lately and saw the video on the cheap amazon ones. Cool idea but I think the real champs are on the more chinese sites. Maybe not aliexpress but like Geekbuying or Banggood. Like the Popdeer 500 or the Fossibot F800. These look real solid, don't have many video's about them and better spec then the amazon bunch ;).
Thanks for the review iam in the market to buy a a battery box for my dj system . Would this unit work to bump a Mac laptop, 2 Bose s1 speakers and a 12” 400 watt sub ? I need it to run for about 4 -5 hours. The Bose s1 does operate on battery as well so l can use them with the built in battery to not drain the battery box . My buddy has a jackery 1000- 2000 watt and he bumps a two 12s and a 18” sub for a good 4 hours . But the battery life span is not as long as others . So that’s why l was looking at the vtoman cause it has about 40% longer battery life but now iam between idj and vtoman . Any djs here with some feedback??? Which one l should go with ?? I also have a bigger system of two 15s top speakers and a 18” sub might need it for that in case of bigger outdoor events where there’s no power . I will be doing djing at food truck spots where there no power and really need a reliable battery box that will do the job .
So, I’m sitting here with my 1000 wondering if you can use the sdc>xt60 to get solar in, like you did with the sdc>12v(car) in the video? I have also noticed there is some limitation on the xt60 cable…supplies 13.6v @? My charger reboots randomly it seems when hitting 2 6s lipos @1.5a Great to know there is a less expensive way to easily get solar in.
can you use a cheaper panel to get solar? in? you have a link? do you still need to buy the dji solar adaptor? or just plug in the panels from another brand and thats it? I would love some clarity on this I feel like $350 for the DJI panel and adaptor is very high for 100w of solar in
@@m3pedro as long as you have the right connectors any panel within it’s voltage range listed should work. I use the DJI 12v car adaptor kit paired with an xt60 to 8.5mm barrel for my 100w jackery panel I already had…works great. If I had more panels I’d buy the bigger DJI adaptor. Hope that helps.
Just found this channel and was really excited when I heard “ Our opinions can’t be bought”. Thirty seconds later he’s thanking his sponsor😂😂😂 as he promotes a small projector that he hypes up without ever divulging critical specs like Lumens. Another RUclipsr working for the companies of the products they show. Surprise surprise, Whoever can figure out how to make money on RUclips without having to be a company spokesman will put all these guys out of business,
My friend with connections to EcoFlow said "the solar lab" channel is a distributor for all these brands so they get them for free. It's kinda tacky when they say "our opinions can't be bought" ....yet they aren't paying out of pocket for any of them. They have dissed other channels for doing the same thing....I mean, really....who has $50,000++ to spend on power stations when youtube pays them $25 per video after 10,000 views. These guys really have deep pockets or the truth will come out sooner or later.
@@i_LOVE_solar LOL I find this funny. Your contact is clearly confused, or misinformed! We don’t have a website or any way to sell stuff.. other then FB marketplace 😂 so instantly whatever you’re friend of a friend is saying, is out the window! what we say is real, & we proudly stand by that!
@@TheSolarLab The only way to get products before release (like you do on your channel) is to be sponsored by the companies. If you aren't paying out of pocket for the product, you're sponsored. You've even showed pre-production units on your channel before that couldn't even be purchased LOL.
Well I was loving your reviews and your channel as I am shopping for a new Power Bank. You kind of lost me with you misinformation. You claimed that Mac Book Pro now comes with a 70 Watt Charger and that is wrong. It's 140. They stopped the 70 watt back in 2021. So no big deal but if you have this simple fact wrong what else might you be wrong about.
I asked myself the same question, but now that I have one: Fast DC charging of drones. 2200W Output (vs 1800). 4000 cycles (vs 3000). WAYYY Quieter. and the case is really nice. Of course I know that the C1000 has the app for monitoring, integrated light and more ports. Weirdly enough DC direct charge and the storage bag sold it for me. I hope it helps!
@@stephanesng the C1000 will also peak at 2200W if you look into the reviews. But there is NOOOOOO way drones will pull this much power. Which honestly confuses me about the aim of the product. Is it supposed to be for the max camera guy who is out and about and need to charge on the go? If so why does noise matter at all? Make the inverters tiny and the heat sync tiny and give me more battery for my dollars. Or maybe it’s for movie. Professionals and you need to stay quiet. Still. Keep the inverter MUCH smaller and give me more battery for my dollar. I just don’t understand the competitive edge this product has or is aiming for. What is the target market? The LFP battery tech is realistically the exact same spec. 3000 vs 4000 cycles over a 10 year period won’t be monitored by anyone nor done by anyone lol. It may be quieter as it’s twice the size… I’d hope to god they fit a bigger heat sync in there. From your comment it basically comes down to is losing 4 120v ports and doubling the size worth the noise trade off. For some it definitely is as they won’t use all the ports. Personally I’d rather have the unit that is cheap to expand to over 2.1 kWh and has 6 120v ports. Some might really value the sound (quiet) levels of the DJI though. Fair enough I suppose.
Great review! I’ve been looking for a generator for months now. I use DJI for my film gear but never thought they’d get into power stations. I JUST got the Anker Solix c800 Plus in. It was $499 so I snagged it. I got it to power portable film productions. I’m still curious though how the DJI Power compares to Anker C800 plus? Would it make sense to have more than 1 generator?
OK， I am one of the memebers of the battery industry from China...so, the de-rating at 13% SOC is out of safety consideration for a cell life time. The high rate of charging at 65 % SOC is quite noraml using a high current to charge it.
Your efficiency tests are poorly designed. Effective battery capacity is a function of temperature and discharge rate. Same with the inverter. You should test it at several static (and resistive) loads and graph the results.
I like your reviews. But isn't 400w solar low for a unit like this? I was waiting for you to address this during the dislike segment or at the end when you compare it to another unit, which you really didn't do. And when are you going to review the Pecron models?
“We’re gonna start with a two minute tear down.” A tear down is when you take a product apart and determine what parts it’s made from. You didn’t take it apart.
We started this channel to be honest, and not sell our opinions to anyone! It sucks that lots of other channels do shit like that, which makes people think we would to... but your in the one place where we actually tell our honest opinions, as we say in the videos!
I believe the Ecoflow Delta Max 2 is a better option, more charging options and less requirement to purchase propriety items to connect. Has a larger energy battery as well and even though it's much more expensive than the DJI it still represents better value for money.
@@johnsullivan8673 You're right John, Max 2 is around 6 kg heavier BUT offers twice the performance and there is little requirement to purchase additional accessories for Ecoflow unit as most panels and power outs simply plug in. From my perspective these units are designed for RV or camping and UPS is not a priority. Certainly build quality is very good for DJI equipment. I have DJI Drone and Camera and those devices are excellent in both build quality and functionality. Thanks for your comments. Cheers.
They dropped the ball on not having an app that utilizes Bluetooth and WiFi. Such an important feature in my opinion. Especially when it lives in a vehicle, the ability to know performance metrics and controlling functions from my phone is super valuable.
I will still stick with my pecrons. Their 1500 lfp has a 2200 w inverter takes in 900 w of solar and has a 1536 wh lifepo4 for $799 with 5% discount code w/email sign up comes to $759. The e2000 has 2000w inverter 1920wh lifepo4 and takes in 1200 w of solar for $859 with code $806. Oupes is another one that just crushes the solar market as well. They both offer expandable battery's that take solar input.
I have a 1600watt EcoFlow with Bluetooth where I can control functions from anywhere. Paid $700 as a refurbished unit with a 110watt solar panel over Black Friday in 22. EcoFlow has a great history of quality and reliability. I can solar charge up to 800 watts and charge 1600watts via AC power.
Too bad it does not have more ports and I really don't like that you need an adapter to charge it with a solar panel. You also need an adapter to charge it from a car or to fast charge a drone battery. The need for adapters is annoying. I wish that you could use an app to view device. Also, no light, that is not ok. Dji's first generation product. It has a lot of features and it also lacks many options that competitors products have and their competitors have been doing it for years. The price is good but if you have to buy a bunch of adapters it raises the price and it can be a hassle having to carry adapters around. I hope they come out with an app. Dji can make a good app for sure.
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DJI's new Portable Power Station - The Power 1000, is long overdue. DJI Has been making Action Cameras, Drones, Gimbals, Mics, and a bunch of creative electronics for over 10 years, and the Portable Power Station just makes sense! Not only does it make sense, but this is honestly one of the best little portable power stations we have had in a while. It may be lacking in some features, but it’s simple and absolutely crushes in terms of being both quiet and powerful. Let us know what you think!
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One thing I learned about the efficiency test is that, not only do you have to take in the loss from the inverter and the cooling fan, but the manufacturer also sets a voltage where the unit is designed to shut off in order to protect the battery from over discharge.
That is the LVD (low voltage disconnect), right?
Hi @TheSolarLab, thank you for bringing the fast charging issue to our attention. Our relevant team has previously been in contact with you regarding this matter and is diligently working to identify the root cause. If you have any further inquiries, please feel free to reach out to us. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.
Hello, thank you for all your attention. Regarding the issue of fast charging time exceeding 70 minutes of DJI Power, DJI really cares about this feedback and has activley reached out to The Solar Lab earlier.
After the analysis, our engineering team found that the battery cell temperature went above 45 degrees Celsius due to high power discharge before charging. This caused the power station to go into overheating protection mode and reduce the charging power to protect the battery cell.Therefore, we recommend our users to avoid high-power discharge before trying high-power charging tests, or leave a 2-hour interval between the two operations. If you need more info, kindly check our user manual for details. Or you could contact with our service support for further assistance. Thanks for understanding and cooperation!
@@DJISupportGlobalmeh thats too much work, for something we first time buy and never used and we dont even read manuals. Make it more simple dji think it
@@EduardoDasher . We appreciate your suggestions. We will forward your concern to our related department to further evaluation. Thank you for your understanding and support.
@@EduardoDasher Or just don't be lazy and read the manual. The device works as it is supposed to, it got too hot to safely fast charge so it didn't fast charge, would you rather that it just overheated the batteries and possibly caught on fire?
@@DJISupportGlobal- Send one to me in Barbados please!!! I can’t get them over here
With MPPT and adapter cables, I think the solar input can go up to 600 watts, which is pretty impressive👍
Who would have thought that just being yourself and honest leads to success on YT? Best solar channel!
Digging your channel as I’ve been getting into solar and battery tech recently. You guys are on your way to being a big channel. Keep it up!
Except the 140 watt usb 3.1 ports don’t support 140 watts. It only supports 60-65 Watts. May be upgraded in the future… but currently is doesn’t. It would be good if you actually tested the output from these ports. You might want to do another run at it with all the cables, and a set of the DJI solar panels and a full set of their cables.
What unit(s) would you recommend for a more general purpose power station that could be used for the same and other use cases -as the 1000 here? I'll see if i can find similar reviews on the site to help decide. thanks! great video!
DJI’s solar panel is super expensive. Could you tell me what if other solar panels would you recommend and that work with this unit?
Do you have a best generator for the money list available? Like a list of different generators with different WH ratings that you like the best in each category?
We are currently building one to add to our site!
The DJI solar panel and adaptor is so expensive for 100w of panel.......do you know if you can plug in other solar panels? do you still need the DJI adaptor? IF so do you have a link for a portable solar panel you recommend? link?
new oupes mega 1 basically same specs and price range but with app support, (unsure about expansion battery which dji doesn’t currently have idt), beats this perhaps?
You need to test this properly with a 2400w max vacumm cleaner or kettle to ensure it qualifies to buy
Im a bit confused: Is the inverter 1000 watts? What is the surge cutoff? The battery capacity 1024wh, so how much can it actually be used?
You can use all the capacity 1000 watt for one hour. However you can load this to 2200 watt usage, but it will only last 25 minutes or something like that, you can do the calculations yourself.
Great review! The solar input/ socket was a bit odd but hey the features and capacity for that discounted price go for it!
Great review. Y’all should look into the Dabbsson power stations.
Question, what is the Smallest Battery Charger to charge a E-BIKE battery that is a 52 Watt 20 amp battery or a 6o Watt 20 amp battery ??
quick question. I have 800 watts of solar panel - 2 x400 watt panels. Is there anything currently being offered, that is very simple design { like EB150 was} , low priced , reliable and has at least 2000 watt hrs of battery storage and can take 600+ watts of solar input charging with at least 1000 watts output ?
Hey Solar Lab, been enjoying your video's lately and saw the video on the cheap amazon ones. Cool idea but I think the real champs are on the more chinese sites. Maybe not aliexpress but like Geekbuying or Banggood. Like the Popdeer 500 or the Fossibot F800. These look real solid, don't have many video's about them and better spec then the amazon bunch ;).
Thanks for the review iam in the market to buy a a battery box for my dj system . Would this unit work to bump a Mac laptop, 2 Bose s1 speakers and a 12” 400 watt sub ? I need it to run for about 4 -5 hours. The Bose s1 does operate on battery as well so l can use them with the built in battery to not drain the battery box . My buddy has a jackery 1000- 2000 watt and he bumps a two 12s and a 18” sub for a good 4 hours . But the battery life span is not as long as others . So that’s why l was looking at the vtoman cause it has about 40% longer battery life but now iam between idj and vtoman . Any djs here with some feedback??? Which one l should go with ?? I also have a bigger system of two 15s top speakers and a 18” sub might need it for that in case of bigger outdoor events where there’s no power . I will be doing djing at food truck spots where there no power and really need a reliable battery box that will do the job .
Things that I like besides the power station, are those tier shelves behind you. Would you happen to have any links for them? 🤔
These are just Husky shelves - you can snag em at Home Depot!
@@TheSolarLab Thanks buddy! You should review the Segway Cube 1000/2000 next, it’s app intergraded! 😉
Why does it say 55v on SDC port?
Anker 1000 seems to be a much better value.
how long would it run the dji matrice 30t charging station?
So, I’m sitting here with my 1000 wondering if you can use the sdc>xt60 to get solar in, like you did with the sdc>12v(car) in the video? I have also noticed there is some limitation on the xt60 cable…supplies 13.6v @? My charger reboots randomly it seems when hitting 2 6s lipos @1.5a
Great to know there is a less expensive way to easily get solar in.
can you use a cheaper panel to get solar? in? you have a link? do you still need to buy the dji solar adaptor? or just plug in the panels from another brand and thats it? I would love some clarity on this I feel like $350 for the DJI panel and adaptor is very high for 100w of solar in
@@m3pedro as long as you have the right connectors any panel within it’s voltage range listed should work. I use the DJI 12v car adaptor kit paired with an xt60 to 8.5mm barrel for my 100w jackery panel I already had…works great. If I had more panels I’d buy the bigger DJI adaptor. Hope that helps.
@@theflyinggrip do you have a recomendation on a good budget friendly panel?
Is the inverter noisy? Let's say for ham radio or musical gear use?
Nope! There’s a section in the video where we show the inverter sound. It’s a chapter marked “it’s silent”!
@@TheSolarLab He means if you plug in audio gear (Hobotech tests it with a guitar amp) do you get a buzz through the speaker?
@@worldcomicsreview354 interesting! Well have to test that on other units in the future as well
Comment before watching the video followed by one afterwards.
Just found this channel and was really excited when I heard “ Our opinions can’t be bought”. Thirty seconds later he’s thanking his sponsor😂😂😂 as he promotes a small projector that he hypes up without ever divulging critical specs like Lumens. Another RUclipsr working for the companies of the products they show. Surprise surprise, Whoever can figure out how to make money on RUclips without having to be a company spokesman will put all these guys out of business,
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My friend with connections to EcoFlow said "the solar lab" channel is a distributor for all these brands so they get them for free. It's kinda tacky when they say "our opinions can't be bought" ....yet they aren't paying out of pocket for any of them. They have dissed other channels for doing the same thing....I mean, really....who has $50,000++ to spend on power stations when youtube pays them $25 per video after 10,000 views. These guys really have deep pockets or the truth will come out sooner or later.
@@i_LOVE_solar LOL I find this funny. Your contact is clearly confused, or misinformed! We don’t have a website or any way to sell stuff.. other then FB marketplace 😂 so instantly whatever you’re friend of a friend is saying, is out the window! what we say is real, & we proudly stand by that!
@@TheSolarLab The only way to get products before release (like you do on your channel) is to be sponsored by the companies. If you aren't paying out of pocket for the product, you're sponsored. You've even showed pre-production units on your channel before that couldn't even be purchased LOL.
Well I was loving your reviews and your channel as I am shopping for a new Power Bank. You kind of lost me with you misinformation. You claimed that Mac Book Pro now comes with a 70 Watt Charger and that is wrong. It's 140. They stopped the 70 watt back in 2021. So no big deal but if you have this simple fact wrong what else might you be wrong about.
Genuinely confused who would EVER buy this over a Anker C1000
I asked myself the same question, but now that I have one: Fast DC charging of drones. 2200W Output (vs 1800). 4000 cycles (vs 3000). WAYYY Quieter. and the case is really nice. Of course I know that the C1000 has the app for monitoring, integrated light and more ports. Weirdly enough DC direct charge and the storage bag sold it for me. I hope it helps!
@@stephanesng the C1000 will also peak at 2200W if you look into the reviews. But there is NOOOOOO way drones will pull this much power. Which honestly confuses me about the aim of the product. Is it supposed to be for the max camera guy who is out and about and need to charge on the go? If so why does noise matter at all? Make the inverters tiny and the heat sync tiny and give me more battery for my dollars. Or maybe it’s for movie. Professionals and you need to stay quiet. Still. Keep the inverter MUCH smaller and give me more battery for my dollar. I just don’t understand the competitive edge this product has or is aiming for. What is the target market?
The LFP battery tech is realistically the exact same spec. 3000 vs 4000 cycles over a 10 year period won’t be monitored by anyone nor done by anyone lol.
It may be quieter as it’s twice the size… I’d hope to god they fit a bigger heat sync in there.
From your comment it basically comes down to is losing 4 120v ports and doubling the size worth the noise trade off. For some it definitely is as they won’t use all the ports.
Personally I’d rather have the unit that is cheap to expand to over 2.1 kWh and has 6 120v ports.
Some might really value the sound (quiet) levels of the DJI though. Fair enough I suppose.
@@alexdrum94I think you are confused about fast charging DJI drones on this unit. It is done through SDC port. And yes it is faster than usb c.
Great review! I’ve been looking for a generator for months now. I use DJI for my film gear but never thought they’d get into power stations. I JUST got the Anker Solix c800 Plus in. It was $499 so I snagged it. I got it to power portable film productions. I’m still curious though how the DJI Power compares to Anker C800 plus? Would it make sense to have more than 1 generator?
OK， I am one of the memebers of the battery industry from China...so, the de-rating at 13% SOC is out of safety consideration for a cell life time. The high rate of charging at 65 % SOC is quite noraml using a high current to charge it.
i mean, they do it on purpose to limit the charging or discharging current at low level of SOC. Everyone does it.
Your efficiency tests are poorly designed. Effective battery capacity is a function of temperature and discharge rate. Same with the inverter. You should test it at several static (and resistive) loads and graph the results.
I like your reviews. But isn't 400w solar low for a unit like this? I was waiting for you to address this during the dislike segment or at the end when you compare it to another unit, which you really didn't do. And when are you going to review the Pecron models?
He might have made a mistake, it can accept 800W solar
“We’re gonna start with a two minute tear down.” A tear down is when you take a product apart and determine what parts it’s made from. You didn’t take it apart.
No app or firmware support...
Yeah you can upgrade the firmware. You have you to use windows DJI Assistant 2 (Power Series)
Let me guess they gave you the unit for and a script to go off of…. Hard pass DJI, no like, no subscribe.
We started this channel to be honest, and not sell our opinions to anyone! It sucks that lots of other channels do shit like that, which makes people think we would to... but your in the one place where we actually tell our honest opinions, as we say in the videos!
Can you compare it with solix c1000?
I believe the Ecoflow Delta Max 2 is a better option, more charging options and less requirement to purchase propriety items to connect. Has a larger energy battery as well and even though it's much more expensive than the DJI it still represents better value for money.
Lol. Its “UPS” feature is pretty bad and it’s not as portable. I watched a teardown video of the DJI. It is VERY well built.
@@johnsullivan8673 You're right John, Max 2 is around 6 kg heavier BUT offers twice the performance and there is little requirement to purchase additional accessories for Ecoflow unit as most panels and power outs simply plug in. From my perspective these units are designed for RV or camping and UPS is not a priority. Certainly build quality is very good for DJI equipment. I have DJI Drone and Camera and those devices are excellent in both build quality and functionality. Thanks for your comments. Cheers.
They dropped the ball on not having an app that utilizes Bluetooth and WiFi. Such an important feature in my opinion. Especially when it lives in a vehicle, the ability to know performance metrics and controlling functions from my phone is super valuable.
Because you live super far away from the vehicle if you keep it there...Good thing it doesn't have an app and the required location services
Yesterday debated the Anker C1000 & DJI 1000. Went with with Anker with more ports
I will still stick with my pecrons. Their 1500 lfp has a 2200 w inverter takes in 900 w of solar and has a 1536 wh lifepo4 for $799 with 5% discount code w/email sign up comes to $759. The e2000 has 2000w inverter 1920wh lifepo4 and takes in 1200 w of solar for $859 with code $806. Oupes is another one that just crushes the solar market as well. They both offer expandable battery's that take solar input.
I have a 1600watt EcoFlow with Bluetooth where I can control functions from anywhere. Paid $700 as a refurbished unit with a 110watt solar panel over Black Friday in 22.
EcoFlow has a great history of quality and reliability. I can solar charge up to 800 watts and charge 1600watts via AC power.
Severely handicapped battery and the need for so many add ons is dumb. Hard pass.
Too bad it does not have more ports and I really don't like that you need an adapter to charge it with a solar panel. You also need an adapter to charge it from a car or to fast charge a drone battery. The need for adapters is annoying. I wish that you could use an app to view device. Also, no light, that is not ok. Dji's first generation product. It has a lot of features and it also lacks many options that competitors products have and their competitors have been doing it for years. The price is good but if you have to buy a bunch of adapters it raises the price and it can be a hassle having to carry adapters around. I hope they come out with an app. Dji can make a good app for sure.
240v 50hz output model available???
There is for the Australian market.