The Best New Solar Generator! Yoshino B4000 (Solid State Battery) w/ Yoshino SP200 Solar Panels
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
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In this video I review the Yoshino B4000 portable power station also knows as a solar generator which has solid state batteries in it. I also test the Yoshino B4000 with with the Yoshino SP200 solar panels. Yoshino is currently one of the only companies that put solid-state batteries in them.
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I love getting power from the sun. It is so cool.
I agree, free power in the middle of nowhere
I'm looking forward to the advancements in this SS tech.
Another great review Matt! God bless!
Thanks brother, God bless!
By far the best in the market,
the best what - how long did you use it to know. all hype but no usefulness
@@ImiChitterman it's NCM BATTERY has 4000 cycle life which means you can use the same battery cells for over 10 years,other lfps have 3000 cycle and other liquid eletrolyte NCM has 1500 cycle life
@@davidfujkk8018 yes that is what is written, but not what is in practice I will upload my video
Can you do a review with this running the Echoflow Wave 2. Been thinking about getting one for my Echoflow to run it off grid at a summer music festival.
How loud is the unit when in use or charging? Was considering at the Anker f3800 but it sounds like it would be to noisy to use inside a small camper. Thanks!
All the other testers say it's crap for the money- are they wrong or are you?
I’ve seen quit a few video review of it and never seen anyone say that. Maybe there is a video or two out there, but potentially they got an early version that has a few issues which I’ve that see frequently happen with alot of companies. I didn’t do deep testing just regular uses it’s meant for and worked great for me.
@@tolberscampingreviews 'I didn't do any real tests but it worked for me.' is your reason for promoting a bad product? Bahahaha. Watch the other reviews so you'll know what a review is and then watch yours. You're interested in the promotion rather than the product- the worst kind of RUclipsr.
Reviews say they found lithium ion batteries inside!
I don’t think that’s possible, maybe they got some early release version that had some issues. I’m not certain on this as I haven’t opened it up, but the fact is so light, small and such a powerful inverter I don’t see how that would be possible.
Did you actually fully test the thing? Let’s see that.
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Not really solid state....still a fire hazard.....false advertising.
If that’s the case then yes it would be false advertising. All I know is it’s lighter, smaller and much more powerful of an inverter than the rest.