you build your power station ok i am doing much better than that ok wich i do ok i have 3000 watts pure sine wave much better than ok who buy something wich cant even run 80 watts power and shout off
Build your own much better this what I doing power station 3000 watts pure sine wave that run everything and its water proof you put water proof out let 110 AC Voltage n
In Sept 2022, still no display, no pass through power while charging, no air filter, no USB plug, and unstable voltage and current after 40 minutes of constant use (on two different samples). As to GFCI, according to Milwaukee not needed since line and neutral are isolated. A ground point is provided if you need or want to ground unit.
i have pure sine wave 3000 watts inverter 48V DC 110V-120V AC 60Hz i run three things today heater 1500watts 12A,digSaw 120V 60Hz 7A and next digSaw 120V 60Hz 4A ok no problem that cant run the kinda load i run today 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
Great video thanks for the info that’s all the detail I was looking for I just don’t see the benefit of this for 1000 dollars you can buy a Honda, generac, Yamaha etc that runs on one gallon of gas for 12 or 13 hours on idle and 4-5 hours at 80 percent capacity and can get rained on and be fine. They’re quiet and quite light and can just run for a long time with no charge times. Just makes a lot more sense for the money and reliability. This would be a sure thing for me to buy if it was 500 dollars but it would be hard to make sense of that purchase for the run time and charge time of the unit.
Thanks for being honest. Kind of an expensive unit for an hour of power to run 750 watts. 😂 I’m hoping they improve there next model and drop the price too. 👍🏻
It would make more sense if they could have a power station that uses like (8) 18 volt batteries instead of having you purchase MX batteries that you will never use
You made the comment that you cannot charge the unit while you’re using it. That completely confuses me and you’re not the first one to say that. If you can charge it that means that you have 110 V at your disposal, so why would you need to use this unit at the same time, let’s face it it’s a generator and if you have power you don’t use a generator I can’t understand how people take points away from this unit for that. If you have 110 V you don’t need it. Just curious on why people think that it is necessary to charge it while using it. Great video though. Also, there’s no ill will I’ve just seen this comment so many times that I’m a little confused. Thanks.
lol 😅😅😅build cheap not run too good love there tools but this my 3000 watts pure sine wave inverter run much better than this and its water proof my is i run three things today heater 1500 watts 12A,digsaw 120V 60Hz 4A,next digsW 120V 60Hz 7A no problem with out shout down 😅😅😅😅😅😅
This is peace of junk to me.. why I say that, price and what it can do no match to anything in the market today, It is made to cell this battery's where Milwaukee can make money. If it had capability's of charging from your truck or solar it may have been ok.. Junk Junk Junk..!!
I have gotten the same question asked a few times. The does produce pure sine wave energy. 🍻
you build your power station ok i am doing much better than that ok wich i do ok i have 3000 watts pure sine wave much better than ok who buy something wich cant even run 80 watts power and shout off
Build your own much better this what I doing power station 3000 watts pure sine wave that run everything and its water proof you put water proof out let 110 AC Voltage n
In Sept 2022, still no display, no pass through power while charging, no air filter, no USB plug, and unstable voltage and current after 40 minutes of constant use (on two different samples). As to GFCI, according to Milwaukee not needed since line and neutral are isolated. A ground point is provided if you need or want to ground unit.
Wow. Seems like Milwaukee needs to hear your feedback. You bring up some really good points.
I have 3000 watts pure sine wave that I run everything on ok even hairdryer,heater,fridge,laptop,TV,ETC MUCH BETTER THAN THAT
i have pure sine wave 3000 watts inverter 48V DC 110V-120V AC 60Hz i run three things today heater 1500watts 12A,digSaw 120V 60Hz 7A and next digSaw 120V 60Hz 4A ok no problem that cant run the kinda load i run today 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
It doesn’t charge in 90Min. It charges only one battery in 90min. Then it moves to the 2nd battery another 90min.
Thanks for the imfo. I was reviewing this product to run a super hawg and honda is now my choice at the same amount of money.
Great video thanks for the info that’s all the detail I was looking for I just don’t see the benefit of this for 1000 dollars you can buy a Honda, generac, Yamaha etc that runs on one gallon of gas for 12 or 13 hours on idle and 4-5 hours at 80 percent capacity and can get rained on and be fine. They’re quiet and quite light and can just run for a long time with no charge times. Just makes a lot more sense for the money and reliability. This would be a sure thing for me to buy if it was 500 dollars but it would be hard to make sense of that purchase for the run time and charge time of the unit.
Thanks for being honest. Kind of an expensive unit for an hour of power to run 750 watts. 😂 I’m hoping they improve there next model and drop the price too. 👍🏻
It works for what I needed it for. Longer run time would always be nice 😊
It would make more sense if they could have a power station that uses like (8) 18 volt batteries instead of having you purchase MX batteries that you will never use
August
they dose but need 4 18volt battery run the dam thing not buy it you make your own
Also, I mean no insults but I’ve just seen a lot of people see it and I don’t understand why
You made the comment that you cannot charge the unit while you’re using it. That completely confuses me and you’re not the first one to say that. If you can charge it that means that you have 110 V at your disposal, so why would you need to use this unit at the same time, let’s face it it’s a generator and if you have power you don’t use a generator I can’t understand how people take points away from this unit for that. If you have 110 V you don’t need it. Just curious on why people think that it is necessary to charge it while using it. Great video though. Also, there’s no ill will I’ve just seen this comment so many times that I’m a little confused. Thanks.
You are absolutely right. If you have 110 volt. Use it.
Looks like a great job site power system 😀😀
It does the job for what I need. Which is just to charge batteries 😎 and occasionally run some other tool that needs power for a bit.
lol 😅😅😅build cheap not run too good love there tools but this my 3000 watts pure sine wave inverter run much better than this and its water proof my is i run three things today heater 1500 watts 12A,digsaw 120V 60Hz 4A,next digsW 120V 60Hz 7A no problem with out shout down 😅😅😅😅😅😅
Does this have a solar panel plug🤔
No. Though I wish it did
I dont think so ok you build your own
Thanks for the info
The truth is I love mine with 2 - 12 ah & 3 - 6ah batteries .
One extremely important piece of information that was neglected. What size batteries do you have?
They make a 3ah all the way up to a 12ah.
There is only two types of Mx batteries. The Xc and Cp. This is not the m18 power pack.
@@PhillipBridgesReviewsthey just launched 8 and 12 Ah Forge series MX Fuel batterys.
Great Video
Can this power a microwave?
Yes it will power up to a 1800 watt microwave.
$2,100 for that i can build one $1,500 do much better than that and water proof
This is peace of junk to me.. why I say that, price and what it can do no match to anything in the market today, It is made to cell this battery's where Milwaukee can make money. If it had capability's of charging from your truck or solar it may have been ok.. Junk Junk Junk..!!
you build your own power station ok
Hi Philip,
Great presentation: very honest, precise and very informative.
Thanks.
And NO I didn't forget to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE
Thanks 😀
I'm a toolshop tool man this stuff looks sketchy
Lol 😂 there goes Christmas