RYOBI 40v 1800w Power Station review plus EGO 56v Nexus Power Station solar generator
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- Ryobi 40v 1800 watt Power Station close up look, small test and even a comparison to the EGO 56v Nexus Power Station. I was excited to see Ryobi come out with this. It's a nice unit. I hope you find this video helpful. The home depot link is below as well. solar generator
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Let me know what you guys think of this new Ryobi power station
I almost stopped the video when you pulled out the Blackberry. Thank god that was a joke. Smh.
Yes must have a little fun Paul thanks for staying with me on this one 👍🏻
I own the Wagan 1500 , also the Briggs & Stratton P4500.
Umm, did I possibly miss the most important feature stated about this power station? -
that the viewer would want to know if it's pure sign as opposed
to modified.
Thanks for keeping me honest and on point Power 👍🏼
After watching your review, I am going to buy both!
Never been on your channel so when you broke out the Blackberry I was VERY confused. LOL Believe it is the same Parallel Cable as their other generators. It basically creates a plug using 2 Stations to provide higher watts.
Welcome to the channel Mark we have to have some fun once in awhile and yes thank you for that information on the parallel cable
Great review, thanks for sharing. I think it’s a close tie between the two. If ryobi could use solar panels then I would go ryobi just because of the size and weight, I like how it’s smaller and the type c ports since I’m starting to notice stuff in our home using type c I feel it will become more and more popular over time. Both products look great though
Thanks Jared yeah pretty cool product
It would be cool if they added a solar charging option to the Ryobi.
Hi Rob, you never know the one thing about Ryobi is they make a lot of tools and a lot of cool tools
Ryobi does make the one plug 900w propane generator that would make this thing completely portable power. Can you charge the batteries on it while using it?
@@Hema1400 I think I saw a video once where the person said you can’t do both at the same time, but I could be thinking of a different power station. I was thinking it was the Ryobi, but I watch a lot of “solar generator “ reviews, so it could’ve been another unit.
@@rob-toolsandtech2521 I’ve been looking at the ryobi lawn mower. So I’m researching these options as well, but for solar/wind reserve I’m thinking about going with an “elite nature’s generator” have you done a video of that one?
Don't see that feature on their website
www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI-40V-1800-Watt-Power-Station-Lithium-Battery-Inverter-Push-Start-Generator-4-Port-Charger-with-2-6-0-Ah-Batteries-RYi1802B6/308738209#overlay
Love my ego nexus power station. I used it when my power was out. I was able to run my furnace, refrigerator tv and directv receiver and internet modem all at the same time with 4 7.5amh batteries!
Hey Nathan, It is a nice tool to have, at this time my biggest wish is to hit the lotto so I can afford 4 x 10ah batteries, imagine having that for a back up?
Nathan for how long time you run furnace with your ego nexus configuration
@@djlobos3104 from wh as i remember 5 or 6 hours. I had to recharge batteries with a gas generator. The batteries weren't completely dead. 1 bar battery left on each. I had 2.5 batteries in while the others were charging.
@@nathandingman6846 thanks for answer sir I guess the ego is the right choose
The Ego Nexus is great. I also use a very small gas generator just in case I need to charge batteries during longer power outages. The solar option to recharge is nowhere near fast enough.
He said, "Dropped a load"... heehee hehe totally "dropped a load".
Great review. Thanks for the humor!
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Nice review. I'm about six months late seeing this, but the specs regarding 4500w, 1800w, 1600w basically means the "surge" of electric it can handle is 4500w (usually for a few seconds), then it will begin to stabilize at 1800w and can stay there for 3 minutes. If the load stays at 1800w passed 3 minutes, the spec sheet would indicate that it should shut down as a precautionary measure. If the load goes to 1600w or less, then it should be able to sustain that continuously.
Good video though. Very informative on these products.
Thank you
14:50 Ryobi now (05/11/23) makes 12ah 40 volt batteries and they do work with the power station. I have 4 of them and they all work together or even mixed with smaller batteries
Parallel port uses cable AUN9230TT to connect 2 generators and you get 30amp 120v available which is regularly used with an RV. It can be any 2 ryobi generators including their gas generators.
The video could have been more clear about the batteries. A 7.5 amp hour battery from Ryobi doesn’t have as much power as a EGO since EGO is 56 volts compared with the Ryobi 40.
Good feedback Gary appreciate that
I like to see Ryobi to make an 18V version of this with multiple 4-9 Ah 18V.
Most likely there's a lot more people out there have multiple 18V battery 🔋 platform than 40V.
It would sells like hot cake🍮 in 18V platform than 40V platform.
Right now not so interested in moving towards a different battery format.
You are right there are a lot of people on there 18 volt platform I'm just not sure how well that works for a power station but good idea
Ryobi sells one that does 12v cig, 18v, and 12v car battery. $129
I have to check that out
Seeing if it works on a Keurig coffee maker was exactly what I was looking for....thanks !
i use 12 AH battery to the EGO and it sure working for me
I like the Ryobi 40v stuff. I think a lot of it is actually pretty good for the price. I know EGO is a better, albeit more expensive product and my 40v Ryobi tools have always done what I needed them to do. I do wish Ryobi’s website and instructions were better, they’re both terrible. I have to wonder what this thing would do with four 12AH batteries, I know running wattage wouldn’t change but I bet the runtime would be awesome. I have always wondered about whether Ryobi handicapped themselves by going with 40v as opposed to 56/60/80 of their competitors. Now that the 80V line is officially launched I find it hard to believe that Ryobi spent the considerable time and money to bring that platform out just for the riding mowers. I’m wondering what they do next. As decent as this power station is, the EGO is undoubtedly better, imagine if Ryobi comes out with an 80V powered model. Gonna be pricey though. Maybe too pricey. Thanks for the awesome video and review.
Thanks for your perspective and thanks for watching
I thought he was serious about the blackberry 🤣🤣🤣
There are some cheap clamp on amp testers you can find the amp draw at startup and while running. Then from that you can calculate the wattage.
Thank you great idea
With all due respect, that's garbage. 91% load for a cup of coffee. In the real world thats not enough. Great video! This is exactly what i was looking for. Thanks 😃🤝
Thanks JR
I wonder how many people think that this guy sounds like Jeff Goldblum?
Lol I’ve heard that a few times, he’s a funny dude
World's most expensive cup of coffee
True
Don’t have a lot of confidence in Ryobi batteries. They seem to have a problem discharging so low that they won’t recharge. I have contacted them about it and they claim they never heard about any problems. Yet if you go out on You Tube you can find some works around so that tells me that it’s quit common. I’ve stopped buying Ryobi products good luck. I’ve been using a EGO chainsaw and it’s great.
Wasn’t aware of that Gerald thanks for sharing 👍🏼
Looks interesting for sure
I would buy this if it had solar charging!
Hi Randy thanks for watching, Check out my EGO solar charging 3 part series, pretty interesting, 2 parts are online now the 3rd part will be up this Saturday ruclips.net/video/PJSGA5ydHDY/видео.html
Ya its no good without solar charging. If camping it would be useless
Randy they usually eventually get solar. Ego only recently made a solar option after demands from consumers. I bet the
Ryobi will also capitulate.
I was able to buy the Ego Power+ for $483 without batteries and I just got my new EGO Z-turn riding mower that comes with (4) 10 Ah batteries that I can slide in!
That’s awesome SAS that power station will be crazy with 4ah batteries best of luck please let me know how it goes
How is it holding charge. Seen people have various experiences
Also, parallel connection can be done with one of their gas generators, watch a vid from Ryobi yesterday.
Thank you RC
Thanks for the video. The Ryobi is one of the very few devices like this which is actually available for sale here in Australia. I actually have the smaller 300w side on inverter which has been great but the most moronic thing about that unit is the USB and AC output only have a single switch. So if you just want to charge your phone. the AC inverter sitting there idling actually wastes more power than you are using via USB! Def like that this unit has dedicated switch for the AC output. And with the USB C ports. Means one can charge say a macbook direct off USB C which is much more efficient than doing to AC then back to DC with the power brick.
I do wish however that Ryobi had of just put an AC in on this thing. So stupid do have a little plug pack like that, and one with a propitiatory connector. Im sure the charging speed is rather slow too. Doubt if you even had like 4 decent sized batteries on it, it would be able to fully charge them all overnight. I can see that getting lost/broken/hard to every buy a new one type of thing. I cant imagine it would of added much bulk to the unit to just have a standard figure 8/IEC etc type AC in.
Thanks for your feedback, have you taken a look at a EcoFlow Delta? They Re 882Wh all the way up to 3600Wh, using different battery technologies, not sure if they are available where you are at. Thank you so much for watching
Great video. Do you think later on you could do a video with how long it would run refrigerator or TV. That's my only concern verses the ego brand is run time.
NeffTurf I will try my best can’t promise. Good idea thank you and thanks for watching
Price Comparison should be added. Also a Head-toHead comparison running say an A/C or Electric Heater
Thank you Peterson
I have a lot of ryobi 40v batteries. I'd seriously consider this if I could get it much cheaper without the batteries. If they could manage to offer 240v with a parralel hookup i would get them for my well pump whenever I have an outage which isnt often. Well pumps dont run continuously so it seems like it would be a good use case.
Hi Scott I do believe they are coming out with the tool only so keep your eyes out and THANK YOU so much for watching 👍🏻
Both of these are nice. I have two of the Egos with the 4x 7.5Ah batts and love them, except for the bluetooth app is janky at best. Most of the time it won’t pair. I plan on getting two of the solar adapters but in the meantime I have ebay crafter made adapters that fit the same connectors. I also have 2 of the Jackerys with their proprietary solar panels just in case we have an extended power outage. BTW Howard, be sure to say Hi to Robin!
Lol thanks Jim glad to gave you on the channel
Hahahaha got the old blackberry out! 💯👍🏼
AJ
Some humor can’t hurt 👍🏼
As soon as I saw that the Ryobi came with 4 battery stations but only 2 batteries, I immediately crossed it off my list! You seemed to have stated that a 1,400 watt coffee maker was using 92% capacity, so does that mean that with only 2 batteries, are you limited to 1/2 the rated wattage?
Hi Steve I believe it was 1470w I need to do more tests but it's definitely limited to 1800 based off the specs, batteries will help with run time.
Interesting that the coffee machine used 92 percent load power. I was thinking it was going to be lower than that.
Same here since the load max is 1800w
Don't go by the rating on the coffee maker, they tend to keep peaking during operation and when cold started it'll have a higher than normal load to get everything warmed up but then the load drops as it takes less energy to run once it's warmed up. Krueg indicates 1500 Watts on their site but with peaking it can easily be higher. While the meter on the Ryobi is more a running average. So you should get a watt meter to see what the actual running load is to compare...
Thanks Zeo much appreciated
Your unit had the Ryobi label on the front, so maybe it was just mine. For whatever reason, the Ryobi sticker on the bottom middle of mine was never put on the unit. Yeah, doesn't make it not work, but a bit lame. Great review.
Thanks Amos, how’s yours doing ?
The Ryobi is way over priced for what you get.
And the slow recharging time is comical.
I have Ryobi 40v tools and I have waited over a year for this to be released too, after seeing the specs and price I was like NOPE!
I just bought a Battle Born battery yesterday, I’m going to build my own system.
That’s a great battery Glocktard, are you experienced with solar ? I’m just getting out myself. Pretty excited
the parallel cable is the same as the one they use for the gas power inverters.... if you look up Ryobi Inverter Generator Parallel Kit on HD, Amazon, etc you will find it... its $50.
Thanks Chris
Would love if this would parallel with the generator
Definitely Agree
Maybe I’m not clear but, if you’re connected to wifi? Hmmm…if using this during a power outage, have to leave for work and want to be sure that your refrigerator is being powered while you’re gone…would you have to also plug in your modem and router to have wifi connectivity? That sounds counterintuitive.
You don't need to be connected to wifi, just plug your devices in and that's it. There is no remote access to this that I'm aware of so no need for wifi if you are at work.
Now show us a video of you charging your Tesla with the Ryobi power plant!
Looks like the Ryobi supports 4 batteries? Suggest you full charge batteries before test with 4 batteries installed. Thanks for the video.
Hi Dave thanks so much and Yes nice feature that will definitely help with run time
I just want a power station so I can use it for when I go fishing and camping with the kids
Bg just to charge your device like your phone? What else do you want to charge I can recommend a unit
It seems to me the only flaw with these things is that they are only useful for short power outages or if you are using it to power tools in a place where you have no power.
Hi Denver, Yes definitely or tailgating etc.
Yeah, unless you have lots of batteries to swap out or can use a car or something to charge batteries or couple it with a generator so you don't have to run it constantly and make the fuel last longer... While benefit is you can use it indoors and doesn't require maintenance fuel generators do... Along with being pretty quite, long shelf life, and easier to get started...
you had me at blackberry
Lol thanks Joey just some fun , hope the info in the video was helpful
Can the Ryobi Power Station pass through electricity to the outlets while charging?
No , I wish. The ego one doesn’t even do that
thanks
Tech Made Easy, great content. When are you going to do an unboxing, and review of the Ego 56v battery zero turn mower? Thanks.
Hi Ross 1st thank you so much, secondly I wish, my property is too small for this super cool machine. My apologies wish I could.
@@TechMadeEzy just borrow a neighbors yard that's big enough. I'm sure they'd be completely down for some free grass mowing lol
Lol
Great power station videos. I also like the EGO solar video. After your testing which one do you believe is more cost effective? Starting price with multiple back up batteries?
Duane I have more Ego batteries so I use the EGO power station more it also has a higher 2000w after the load compared to the Ryobi 1800,both seem solid from a quality perspective
Thanks for your help.
I know I didn’t answer your question, the Ryobi might cost you a little less but it also has less power and for the extra buck I’d say the ego one, they also have power inverters that have built in batteries if you just need a portable power station, here is one example to get you thinking ,
www.jackery.com/pages/portable-power-stations
@@TechMadeEzy I'm looking for something to supplement my Goal Zero Yeti plus having multi use. Such as tools and smaller more portable inverters.
You like the goal zero ?
I'll stick to a gas generator for power. This is nice for charging my cell phone.
Hi Desmond 100% agree, Definitely won't replace a gas generator but more and more battery units are coming out with more wattage plus solar charging capabilities. What generator do you use now?
@@TechMadeEzy I looking for a generator for Mobile DJing rig. Two tops and two subwoofer with dj Lights.
Check the bluetti eb150 or eb240 no guarantee but that's power
Great review but the biggest problem with these power stations that no one is talking about is this is a very poor option for a power outages unless you remember to charge the batteries first, and no one ever knows when an outage will occur. Remember, Ego DOES NOT recommend keeping the batteries stored charged and in fact they automatically will discharge after 30 days. You could of course put the solar panels outside and wait a day or two for the batteries to charge :)
Good point for sure. I like some have a few ego batteries that I leave charged in my home so I try to be ready but definitely understand your point
Have you done a refrigerator runtime test yet with four batteries on the ryobi?
No, I gave the unit to my brother.
@@TechMadeEzy copy that.
Does the Ryobi cycle through all batteries evenly when providing power like the Ego does or will it drain through 1 at a time so you are not left with multiple partially drained batteries. I love the Ego but that is probably my biggest dislike.
Hi Jamie I wasn’t able to see that this time around I only have two batteries but if I do I’ll definitely update you.
The down side to just draining one at a time is that it can very easily lead to overheating the battery when at high loads, and lithium batteries really don't like that.
That's also the reason that the Ego limits output when running one or two 2.5AH batteries.
AAARRRGGGHHH! You opened that from the bottom!... My OCD meter went right out the roof! ;-)
Can any of these battery power stations start and run a 13,500btu a/c?
Have to go by wattage, what's the wattage?
that would be a hell no, none of the battery inverters are designed for any high wattage sustained loads like heating/cooling, cooking, etc. Get a gas generator.
13500btu with 100% efficiency is 1970watts. The ego "could" run that, but $1400 worth of batteries would be drained in 30 minutes. This stuff is designed for electronics or burst high wattage like running a power tool, maybe a toaster oven for camping, etc.
True
Look into Bluetti and ECOFlow but get ready to spend a few thousand
@@jeremytine Yeah, you're totally right. I did a lot more research since posting my question. I ended up getting solar for most needs, and an inverter generator for the microwave and a/c when really needed. Also a backup for household outages.
There needs to be industry standardization.
There doesn't. There really doesn't. Forced standardization cripples innovation and ultimately hurts consumers more than help them.
I agree, we need innovation and competition, it's great for the consumer 👍🏻
I'm interested in if that still maxes it out when you've got all 4 batteries id assume it's currently working at half its specs
With just 2
It all really comes down to what wattage the units can handle and the battery Amp hours, battery Amp hours will simply be your run time. The ego can handle more wattage but the Ryobi is a nice design, lighter and can handle up to the 1800w but the website and Manual are a bit confusing with the exact specs
Hi
Would either device power a refrigerator in a blackout.
Or is that too big a job. If you don't know, ask Brooklyn :)
With a name like money I’m sure you can afford 4 x 7.5ah batteries
Both of these have enough wattage to start and run an average refrigerator but it’s then going to be about batteries and how long they will keep the refrigerator on, see the note below to help
Website
paylesspower.com/blog/how-many-watts-does-a-refrigerator-use/
Note
Conventional refrigerators typically have a starting wattage of 800-1200 watt-hours/day, and a running wattage of around 150-watt hours/day. Refrigerators are reactive devices that require additional power to start because they contain an electric motor, but significantly fewer watts to run as they remain on
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Hey brother, we've chatted before in the past. You did a great comparison video with the ego mower and kobalt. Your always respectful, your videos are informative and fun.
Plus you have the star Brooklyn, lol.
If I bought this is a great power station for the batteries. But if I had a blackout, knowing I could keep my refrigerator going for several hours, sounds like an investment worth looking into.
Again thank you for another home run video.
Thanks Money stay with us on the channel, the family is small but that’s all good.
What would also have been helpful would have been to show how many 12oz cups of coffee you can make with those 6ah 40 volt batteries fully charged
And then how long it took to recharge them again
I’m guessing maybe 6 cups and ten hours to recharge
6ah X 40 volts = 240 watt hours per battery. My Mr coffee maker will use about 150 watts to make 12 cups.
I just want to let people know about a defect in this product the first run was fine but the second or third run has a defect to find out if you have a defective unit simply shut the unit off unplug it from the wall place for batteries in the unit and wait 7 to 10 days if one of the batteries has one or even two lights off it means that there is some type of a short and that has drained one of the batteries in addition to this slot draining the battery you will get 50% or more less runtime then you should get that is because of the defect it is usually in slot three so simply check to see the charge of that battery compared to the other ones you will see that you can store batteries in this unit for months and you should have no problems but if you have a defective unit it will drain one of the battery’s dead within 10 to 20 days if you leave the battery in for a long period of time like 30 days the battery will be killed and it will never take a charge again if this happens to you whether the battery is 1/2 or even three years old ryobi should replace the battery for free even if the battery is brand new the defective unit can destroy the battery very quickly it will do no damage in 10 to 20 days but in that links of time you will see that it will drain the battery dead this will show you you have a defective unit but the worst part is that the unit will not give you its proper runtime either you Will lose more than half of the runtime that you normally would get
Sorry to hear Jonathan, thank you for sharing
I'm a Ryobi fan but this just took them off the list until the Mfg. defect is fixed
Thanks for watching yes I agree, both of these machines need some upgrades
How much the cost of RYOBI 40V Power Station?
Starts at $649 no batteries but for $849 it will come with 2 6ah batteries
So it says 3 mins max for 120v. Is that for max watts draw or you can only get 3 mins of power period?
Specs say 3 mins max at 15 Amps, not sure why they state that, I'd recommend calling Ryobi on that for more details Keith 800-525-2579 sorry I couldn't help much on that
Your title says 40v 3000w, but the link to Home Depot takes you to a 40v 1800w machine... I can't find a 3000w on the site.
Hi Jonathan, That's the power stations max starting wattage 3000w, then continuous is 1800w but I decided to change the description based on your comment.
Look at Bluetti or EcoFlow for higher powered battery power stations
@@TechMadeEzy Great to know! I've been a fan of the Ryobi power inverters for small electronics... this 1800w power station will be great for keeping fridge, etc. going during power outages... i have 6 40v bricks available to use if needed!
Great review and excellent follow up to comments... thank you!
Thank you and I hear you, especially when you have the batteries you've already paid money for I totally agree and thank you for your comments I really appreciate them
Интересно.
Why did it drop the load so fast? Did the kuerig not need the power?
I think that was the initial load which normally is high then it adjusts.
Do you know if they have the availability to charge it with solar like ego can?
Hi Carrot thanks for watching. No I just took a double look and didn't see that feature but I just did a power station review today that does charger solar and is also Expandable here is the link ruclips.net/video/9XHftyuY7OU/видео.html
This guy sounds like Al Michaels and Dan Patrick combined
How long will Ryobi run a 60 inch tv with 4 6ah batteries
Here is a good calculator site you can select the calculator you want then input the info and it will calculate it for you
convert-formula.com
@@TechMadeEzy I have no idea which to use lol
Try and get me the wattage for your TV but I can tell you if it's a flat panel TV they don't use much my TV uses 140 W and it's a 55 inch Samsung flat screen TV
I’d buy this now if it had solar capability. However, is there a solar panel that has a house plug so you can keep one 40v constantly charging to swap out with one from the generator as the power gets low? I’d really love to have a somewhat affordable battery alternative to my gas generator (to keep perishables cold by periodically powering fridge during outage) and trying to see how I can make this work.
Hi castle I know the ego has solar charging capabilities .
@@TechMadeEzy yes but I am already invested into the Ryobi system. Surely they have to know this.
Totally understand, hopefully they're listening to feedback and they will improve the power station I would also like to see pass-through charging capabilities
he sounds just like howard stern.
Thanks Eryk lol hear that alot thanks for watching hope you stay with us on the channel
I would have liked you to do the coffee maker test on the ego right after the ryobi. But great video!!!!
Hi Total good recommendation I agree thank you
Can the Ryobi charge while its being used?
No sorry, it doesn't have that feature called pass-through charging, the EGO doesn't as well. Check out the ecoflow Delta max that's one that does, nice machine
Will it work with your solar panel?
Hi Sir
Ryobi doesn’t have a solar input
Alan Alda is that you?
Yes, when are you coming by so we can grab our cup of coffee like we do?
Can the Ego actually run heavy 15 amp tools like a table saw under load?
It's all about wattage, ego can run 2000w continuously and surge up to 3000w for a few seconds, run time is all about the batteries you have, 4 10ah batteries would give you the most run time but that's like $2500 or so
@@TechMadeEzy I know that's what they claim, I just to know if you tested in real world if it could run a 15 amp table saw under a heavy load.
I have not
I’m hoping and praying ego comes out with a new power station, this unit is nice but it’s time. What do you think
@@TechMadeEzy It would be nice if they could reduce the size and weight so it's closer to the ryobi power station size
Is the inverter pure or modified sine wave
Why is home depot removing EGO Products?
Hey Anthony old story but there must’ve been something going on with Homedepot and ego but you can find ego products at Lowe’s, ace hardware as well as online retailers like Amazon etc. Yup, many of us didn’t like that Homedepot lost the product line. I enjoy shopping at Home Depot.
@@TechMadeEzy Looks like home depot is getting rid of a few tool lines
IMO Home Depot has gone downhill in the past 10 years. I only go there now for Phillips bulbs, but not sure if that's even worth it either.
What other lines ?
had 2 trace inverters now 4 voltcions 2.5
If you put 4 7.5 batteries on it, will it run a table saw?
Hi NSX
Check the surge wattage and running wattage on the table saw, the batteries will add run time but the inverter on the power station is the key, the power station is 2000w continuous and 3000w peak but peak only lasts a few seconds. If you have more questions, just reply I’m always glad to help
@@TechMadeEzy I believe the powerstation is 1800 watts not 2000. 15 amps is at that limit. I'm just curious if the invertor could handle that before tripping.
Ok you are talking about the Ryobi ,
Like I said before definitely get your wattage information especially your surge wattage
Do you have Ryobi batteries is that why you want that Power Station
@@TechMadeEzy I have (1) 7.5. My theory is if I buy 3 more 7.5 it will have mroe current to run the table saw. I'm not sure if it will cut out.
Were you able to connect the Ego Nexus Power Station to wifi? I'm only able to connect via Bluetooth
No only Bluetooth Banja
Me too only bluetooth 🤷♂️
@@TechMadeEzy Make sure its 2.4.. it wont connect to 5.0, or a combo modem(auto sensing)
@@nathandingman6846 Make sure its 2.4.. it wont connect to 5.0, or a combo modem(auto sensing)
Why doesn’t EGO know that?
In Norway we use automatic movers not this..
Where is Ego power station?
You can buy it online on Amazon or on EGO
Why is the Ego so massive? lol
good question
Because it can do more and it will be able to handle larger batteries like the 10ah and now they have 12ah batteries coming out soon
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Oh boy only $800 !
Not cheap at all but seems to be made well
what are the specs on the wallwart charger? thanks
Specs on wall charger?
@@TechMadeEzy yeah I found them
EGO is 32.5 pounds which is 15kg?? without batteries... wow... that's pretty heavy. I can not say it's portable... with batteries... it will be much heavier...
Don't like it ! it does not have a 12 volt socket !
In Canada it’s $998 and doesn’t come with any batteries. Total rip off. 😢
Ouch
you telling me you need a cell phone i never had one and never will cell phones are crap city boy crap
Mike that part was a joke with the blackberry
Inverters are very cool however it has a useless sense run out of battery power you eventually will have to turn to Old conventional ways to charge the battery to reuse use this thing so the only benefit is really the environment
Don't think of it as the replacement to a gas generator, just think of the uses for portable power that's all. Tailgating, Camping trips etc
Ryobi just crap better to make one better and cheaper batteries don’t last and super expensive
can we say rip off just junk i live off grid 40 years and this is crap put a real inverter in your home and truck
Thanks Mike, what do you use?
Unboxing is boring.
Who in their right mind owns a blackberry in 2021..??? Tf???