How to Do a Battery Discharge Capacity Test on Your Solar Generator

I go over steps on how to do your own battery discharge capacity test on your portable power station (solar generator). Be sure to contact a licensed electrician or the company that sold you your solar generator to see if this is safe for you to do based on your own situation.
Here is what I used in this video:
P3 P4400 Kill A Watt Electricity Usage Meter
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Ecoflow Delta Portable Power Station
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I love those Kill A Watt meters. They expose the bald face lies. My first test was on 900 watt microwave claimed to use 1100 watts. LOL Almost 1600 is more like it ! Throwed it straight in the trash where it belonged.