Thanks for watching! To order your LumoPal and solar panel go to: lum-pal.com/discount/WAYPOINTSURVIVAL?redirect=%2Fproducts%2Flum-power-300-lum-solar-60 and use discount code: WAYPOINTSURVIVAL
@@WayPointSurvival Definitely the reality. And you cannot tell me an old 'bo would not have had a modern ferro rod in his vest pocket if he could have.
I always appreciate your no-nonsense, VERY practical survival & prepper vids, James. It's good to have modern prep-tech but, as you've pointed out many times, we need to know the 'old' pre-power ways. Folks were able to live pretty well back then, in spite of circumstances, with a little know-how and ingenuity.
I bought one of the solar panel charger kits (without the power bank) on amazon back in october 2023 for 75$. I used it several times to charge my phone while out camping, it worked great. Solid product for sure
Hi James! I've added this one to my bucket list. Just now, I am saving up for that pot roast I've been dreaming of. I attempted to take out a beef bank loan, but the loan officer told me I needed to be more realistic in my wishes.
Cool set up forsure, I’ve always liked the idea of being able to plug a house hold item into those juice box’s, going camping? Take your bedside lamp with ya! 🙈😂
Thank you. I am trying to do research to find a solution for camping at festivals where running a gas generator is not ideal. Like when it is lunch time and hot. A fan and an option to charge cellphones is all I need. I still have the gas generators to power the camper but middle of the day when everyone wants a snack and a place to relax, not the best time to be burning gas in the generator just for a fan. Sure my refrigerator is already on my camper's battery power but my camper is in low power mode the outlets don't work unless I'm running the gas generator...... This was already at the top of my list but your review helped clear up a few things. Mostly in the department of I know jack cr__ about this stuff.
They are handy gadgets or necessity's , which ever you want to call them. For Hurricane season I have the Bluetti EB3A 600 watt and the solar panel to charge it. It's also great for car camping by furnishing power without the power company being present.
Awesome base unit, James. Very nice detailed coverage. But as for panels, I'd prefer figuring out how to wire my two 50W solar panel units together. One is a folding wallet, the other is a lightweight flat flexible panel. Could you do a video on that, please? Namaste'.
Thanks for watching and for the suggestion! However, I am not an electrician even though I know something about electricity. The most important thing is to have the right connectors for your specific units and know how to wire them either in parallel or series for the task at hand. That would be something that you would have to research on your own as it would relate specifically to the units that you have.
Very pricey considering you can get a 600 wt Bluetti on sale for about $200. But the solar panel a good price to keep in a vehicle in case you forget your larger panels.
@@WayPointSurvival Thanks for your reply. I very much enjoyed your recent "Camp like a Hobo" 1930's edition. Maybe make a series of how different decades the "rubber tramps" have survived..? I always enjoy your content, thank you 😁👍
Well, it's power output is rather limited but I ordered the combo set and intend to try out it's function fully then charge it and put it in a EMP proof container along with a solar rechargable multi band receiver and several dual band ham transceivers and accouterments just to CMA...
Looks like an awesome unit. I could see a lot of potential for that, especially at deer camp, camping, outdoor activities and like you said for videoing. Thanks for sharing. Juddie - J & J TOA
I have said this before, you really need to Papa train someday run a few cities down about 500 miles. Sleep in the woods and then ride a train back. Would make for a great video. God bless have a great day.
My wife just reminded me that I should have mentioned that som CPAP machines require a 12 volt adapter, depending on the type of CPAP, as well as the type of power source.
I wonder how well it would take to an electric skillet or crockpot? In a EMP event, I think that would be more important than charging my phone. lol.. :D
Perhaps someday. However, I would recommend that you watch both Hobo Roadrunner and Hobo Shoestring on RUclips as they have excellent presentations of modern hobo gear.
So if they are stowed in the pack, it’s not going to get “crushed or bent” out of shape? Or just anything to damage and lower the charging capabilities of the panels. It’s crazy how much power you lose when you lose one cell!
@Wanderer5891 I think that as long as it is properly folded and stowed they should be fine as long as you don't step on it or put excess pressure on it.
0:27 I ordered the set 5 days ago when this video first aired and received a email order acknowledgement. The Unit arrived yesterday... Well, the power unit arrived no solar panel and no invoice. I'm Disappointed that the only way to contact the company is email or the contact point on their website. Which I did today... So wait and see if they come thru or initiate a claim or return unit... Only have 2 weeks for that though... Can't go camping without the solar panel so I guess I wait them out for a while at least...Well now I've been trying to get a reply to no avail tried both E- Mail and the message board in their website, gave them my order number explained the problem no answer this will be day 6 since I contacted them. No phone number listed is a total pain. No way to get an RMA or return address at this point I'M NOT A HAPPY CAMPER... 🤬🤬🤬🤬😡😡😡😡😡😡😡🤬🤬🤬🤬
0:27 Thanks for the information... Just wish they would let me know what's happening, an ETA estimate, an acknowledgement of the problem something... I appreciate your response .
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Thanks for watching! To order your LumoPal and solar panel go to: lum-pal.com/discount/WAYPOINTSURVIVAL?redirect=%2Fproducts%2Flum-power-300-lum-solar-60 and use discount code: WAYPOINTSURVIVAL
I truly enjoy how you shift from 1930s hobo techniques and tools to cutting edge 21st century stuff
Thanks so much! The reality is that we live in the 21st century but we always need to keep the older skill set alive and viable too!
@@WayPointSurvival Definitely the reality. And you cannot tell me an old 'bo would not have had a modern ferro rod in his vest pocket if he could have.
@@daveburklund2295 Sure beats the bow drill friction & the Flint and Steel techniques I learned in boy scouts almost 70 years ago.
I always appreciate your no-nonsense, VERY practical survival & prepper vids, James. It's good to have modern prep-tech but, as you've pointed out many times, we need to know the 'old' pre-power ways. Folks were able to live pretty well back then, in spite of circumstances, with a little know-how and ingenuity.
Thanks so much! Very well said!
Covering everything----a candle in a tin,to a solar generator. I can use it to grind my black-powder,for the flash pan. Love this network!
Thanks so much!
I bought one of the solar panel charger kits (without the power bank) on amazon back in october 2023 for 75$. I used it several times to charge my phone while out camping, it worked great. Solid product for sure
Excellent!
Almost 300k! That's awesome!
Thanks!
I went with the ecoflow for my big one... haven't picked up a smaller unit yet... was looking at jackery, but this one is a little better
Excellent! It's a great little unit!
Great review. Really, cool looking little product!
Thanks so much!
Hi James! I've added this one to my bucket list. Just now, I am saving up for that pot roast I've been dreaming of. I attempted to take out a beef bank loan, but the loan officer told me I needed to be more realistic in my wishes.
Right? Lol!
I just bought the bundle using your code- 299.00 for them both! Thank you James.
Excellent! It really is a great little system!
These things are great for everyday life as well as power outages
Absolutely!
Cool set up forsure, I’ve always liked the idea of being able to plug a house hold item into those juice box’s, going camping? Take your bedside lamp with ya! 🙈😂
Indeed!
Thank you. I am trying to do research to find a solution for camping at festivals where running a gas generator is not ideal. Like when it is lunch time and hot. A fan and an option to charge cellphones is all I need. I still have the gas generators to power the camper but middle of the day when everyone wants a snack and a place to relax, not the best time to be burning gas in the generator just for a fan. Sure my refrigerator is already on my camper's battery power but my camper is in low power mode the outlets don't work unless I'm running the gas generator...... This was already at the top of my list but your review helped clear up a few things. Mostly in the department of I know jack cr__ about this stuff.
They are handy gadgets or necessity's , which ever you want to call them. For Hurricane season I have the Bluetti EB3A 600 watt and the solar panel to charge it. It's also great for car camping by furnishing power without the power company being present.
Yes, I believe everyone needs one of these units!
Awesome base unit, James. Very nice detailed coverage. But as for panels, I'd prefer figuring out how to wire my two 50W solar panel units together. One is a folding wallet, the other is a lightweight flat flexible panel. Could you do a video on that, please? Namaste'.
Thanks for watching and for the suggestion! However, I am not an electrician even though I know something about electricity. The most important thing is to have the right connectors for your specific units and know how to wire them either in parallel or series for the task at hand. That would be something that you would have to research on your own as it would relate specifically to the units that you have.
Very pricey considering you can get a 600 wt Bluetti on sale for about $200. But the solar panel a good price to keep in a vehicle in case you forget your larger panels.
Thanks for watching!
This is a great deal on the whole package. Not like some of the more expensive models that cost an arm and a leg.
True!
I think this would be great in your car for a local road trip thank you
Definitely!
They work great for a power source for a air mattress pump or airing pool floats.
Cool little product, I'll keep this in mind
Thanks!
Every hobo needs one of these in his packs, lol!
Certainly the modern day rubber tramps could use this!
@@WayPointSurvival Thanks for your reply. I very much enjoyed your recent "Camp like a Hobo" 1930's edition. Maybe make a series of how different decades the "rubber tramps" have survived..? I always enjoy your content, thank you 😁👍
Thank you for the review.
You're welcome!
Damn that's great littel battery pack iv veen looking for something like this price is not bad at all
Absolutely! It's definitely priced right and is extremely solid.
I really like the info you provide. No b s. and succinct. Thank you.
You're welcome!
Thats a pretty nice price point.
Indeed!
Good stuff. I have a power station like this that I use exclusively for my camera gear and laptop for editing in the field.
Thanks, my friend!
Great review! Looks like a cool piece of kit.
It is!
I have sleep apnea. Do you? Had you switched off the humidifier for the test. I think most people do when they try remote power.
I did not switch off the humidifier. That might have indeed helped it to run longer.
Well, it's power output is rather limited but I ordered the combo set and intend to try out it's function fully then charge it and put it in a EMP proof container along with a solar rechargable multi band receiver and several dual band ham transceivers and accouterments just to CMA...
Excellent! Great idea!
Looks like an awesome unit. I could see a lot of potential for that, especially at deer camp, camping, outdoor activities and like you said for videoing. Thanks for sharing. Juddie - J & J TOA
Absolutely! Thanks for watching!
Thank you James this is awesome
Thanks so much!
I have said this before, you really need to Papa train someday run a few cities down about 500 miles. Sleep in the woods and then ride a train back. Would make for a great video. God bless have a great day.
Thanks! Sounds like fun!
Excellent review
Glad you liked it!
Cool product review. Are you considering the idea of scenario videos?
I did one of those with an e-bike a couple of years ago.
@@WayPointSurvival I saw that one. It was great, I was hoping for more. It’s totally relevant more today.
My wife just reminded me that I should have mentioned that som CPAP machines require a 12 volt adapter, depending on the type of CPAP, as well as the type of power source.
Good to know!
Not my thing, but always enjoy your content, so here's a thumbs up and a comment. Stay safe bro.🙏🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸
I appreciate that!
Very nice
Thanks!
Sounds like a great product!!
It really is!
Good review James , thanks for sharing YAH bless brother !
Thanks so much and God bless you too!
Cool video
Thanks!
No test of the Solar panel?
Not in this video.
I wonder how well it would take to an electric skillet or crockpot? In a EMP event, I think that would be more important than charging my phone. lol.. :D
You would have to check how much power the skillet or Crock-Pot requires. They do have larger units if you wish to use those.
That is affordable. Thank you
You're welcome!
can you do a video on what a modern hobo would cary
Perhaps someday. However, I would recommend that you watch both Hobo Roadrunner and Hobo Shoestring on RUclips as they have excellent presentations of modern hobo gear.
power is life these days
Very true!
What about a small heater
I don't think it has enough Watts for that.
Awesome!!
Thanks!
Great video thank you my friend,, this would be perfect for camping ⛺️ for my husband and myself. Stay Safe Always 🦍🦍🦍
Thanks! You too!
350 for this is not bad at all
Indeed!
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Imagine showing up at a hobo camp and seeing this there charging
Right!
i cou;d not bring up their site. said it was down.
Hopefully they got it working again. Thanks for watching!
👍
How durable are the panels?
They are pretty tough! Of course, I wouldn't stand on them or anything but for general use they should last quite a long time.
So if they are stowed in the pack, it’s not going to get “crushed or bent” out of shape? Or just anything to damage and lower the charging capabilities of the panels. It’s crazy how much power you lose when you lose one cell!
@Wanderer5891 I think that as long as it is properly folded and stowed they should be fine as long as you don't step on it or put excess pressure on it.
Needed for the AC, beer fridge and TV, when camping.
It would be great for camping!
Back from the dark ages and into modern times!
Well, as much as we enjoy learning from the past we still live in the 21st century! Thanks for watching!
0:27 I ordered the set 5 days ago when this video first aired and received a email order acknowledgement. The Unit arrived yesterday... Well, the power unit arrived no solar panel and no invoice. I'm Disappointed that the only way to contact the company is email or the contact point on their website. Which I did today... So wait and see if they come thru or initiate a claim or return unit... Only have 2 weeks for that though... Can't go camping without the solar panel so I guess I wait them out for a while at least...Well now I've been trying to get a reply to no avail tried both E- Mail and the message board in their website, gave them my order number explained the problem no answer this will be day 6 since I contacted them. No phone number listed is a total pain. No way to get an RMA or return address at this point I'M NOT A HAPPY CAMPER...
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They've been pretty good to answer the emails that I've sent. I'm sure they will remedy that. My units also came separately a couple of days apart.
0:27 Thanks for the information... Just wish they would let me know what's happening, an ETA estimate, an acknowledgement of the problem something... I appreciate your response .
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ты дествительно как машина времени.переместил нас из 19 века в век 21
Thanks! I tried to cover a lot of areas of survival both modern and primitive.
@@WayPointSurvivalу нас к сожилению таких эноргостанциий не прадают
When I was born I was 7lb 12oz
Good, healthy weight!
@@WayPointSurvival 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂just thinking carrying that thing would be like carrying a baby