Our tiny house will be parked for the next few months in central OR, and we're looking forward to adventuring with our Honda Element car camper. So it’s an ideal time to try out the new versatile Jackery Explorer 500 Portable Power Station and the SolarSaga 100W Solar Panel. FYI: this video is not a paid endorsement. *Though enjoy a 20% off discount w/code: TinyHouse* --available here: amzn.to/2ZAppTO
Got two panels the 500w saved $100 or so. Like it for quick easy portable power. Fyi. Got growlight led on amazon draws 5-12W variable but is natural light. uses Usb input or ac. Three wands to flex. Can put out lots of light or tiny charge other small devices
YAY !!! The first and THE ONLY video to SHOW folks the teeny tiny buttons above the plugs that actually turn the unit you are charging,,,on !! Even the manuals don't show you how to turn the buttons on, I assume they think everyone is an expert...also, thanks for being hands on.... I get tired of product reviews where the item is sitting on a table or a bench while the moderator never even touches the product...!!! Hats off to you !!!
Very nice however I am staying with Goal Zero. I have a goal zero 1400 and I can completely recharge it in 3 hours using their 25 amp fast charger and my Honda EU2200I. Jack biggest disadvantage is it’s recharge time and because of that it’s only good for weekends camping trips, the ones you check in around 3pm Friday and out by 1pm Sunday. I strongly encourage anyone who is considering buying lithium battery packs or AGM battery packs to consider the recharge time. Again the recharge time is very important.
Hello sir; do you get those recharge times using one or two of the 25 amp fast chargers? I need to run my CPAP while camping and will use my Yamaha 2000 generator to charge to Yeti.
aterseraph no I use one 25 amp fast chargers 🔌 and yes and gas generator that can produce at least 1000 watts continuously can recharge a gold zero from 0% to 100% in three hours. The best way to get the best usage out of lithium batteries is to slowly discharge them and don’t discharge them below 40%. I use my goal zero 1400 to power my Engel 45 Refrigerator/ freezer and Never use it for anything that need more then 60 watts at one time and recharge at 50%.
@@gerald4nomads You can discharge the goal zero or any lithium to 0. No lithium device goes completely dead because of safety systems are in place to keep the voltage consistent at a %. Same deal as Lead acids are. So your reading on the device may say 0% but if you open the device and put a reader to the prong contacts. You'll see it has more juice still in it. Your phone, Laptop, etc all do same deal when discharging them. And it's apparently backwards. Lithiums have better faster discharge functions to them then most batteries. This lets them stay cooler under larger loads. And is the big reason why alot of demanding devices go lithium because of their more stable high discharging rates they can do.
U can get a rechargeable USB headlamp & then do not have to rely on aa aaa rechargeables. Tho i like those rechargables for my puck lights, beard trimmer & misc stuff :)
I valued the charging times you gave us for each means to do it. That helps. 45w fridge on a fully charged J-500 equals 11 ? hours ? So from camp set up I need to set up solar panels while discharging this battery so my food doesn’t spoil.
So…I watched it and I agree with a commenter about it being like a commercial. You didn’t give a review. You showed us how to use it. Do you recommend? How did it work for you? Was it worth the price?
Try adding an inverter to your car so you can recharge from your alternator while traveling and will have almost the same ac output that you have at home
On 21st March, 2019 the video posted was about EcoFlow River 370. I have to buy one so, which would you suggest Ecoflow or Jackery 500? Since, I'm living in Asia continent so, I can't go to store or exchange it online easily so, I want to know which has very good after sales service? Also, among both which AC inverter has high efficiency? Because here our devices are designed according to 220v AC 50 Hz wall outlet. According to your personal experiences and not based on whatever company says, among both which one holds power for long after charging them and without using them? I'll be very thankful for your replies to all my queries.
We have used the ruclips.net/user/postUgkxOTeIs0vv4_9B5hsmnLsk9r930uDQLu_Y for probably 30 hours with our camper and it’s been great! The noise level is really only noticeable when running the AC and other appliances like the microwave, hair dryer, or coffee pot. It’s not huge like other ones and it has wheels so even at 90lbs, I can move it!
Have you used your Jackery solar generator to run a heated blanket for winter camping? If so, I’m curious about how much battery draw one could expect with using a heated blanket for about 3-6 hours a night. Thanks!
Ok, I got one. Now I have a question. How can I use those two little 12 DC outputs? I haven't notice you using them for anything but I would like to put them to use. What plug fits in them? Can you please advise? Thanks
Fascinating stuff. I just thought i was being stupid creative. Cruel world when you gotta learn these things on your own, sigh 😔. Navigating looks all over the place to me... Anywho, i actually watched the whole thing. Thinking 😅 ok but how do you charge a battery that charges batteries :/, by some solar attachment? & There you have it. Good stuff. I dont like depending on ppl...
I want one of these to charge my camera batteries on my 1-2 week long state park camping runs. I am just worried to death about the heat when leaving it locked in the car when I go on trails. Also worried about people stealing it. :(
They make bolt-in strong boxes. They bolt through the upholstry directly to the frame and offer a heavy-duty padlockable container to your vehicle. Excellent for firearms or valuables, since the ONLY way someone is stealing them is if they steal the entire vehicle.
i like the all in one ness of this thing. Can it be connected to the starter/alternator system and be recharged that way? This seems like a simpler thing to install than all the bits and bobs if I did it ala carte.
Watts 11 amps x voltage, so the 12v outlet 10amp is up to 120 watts, the USB 5.2 x 2.4 amps = 12.48 watts (about 1/10th the 12v) and the 110v outlet doesn't have an amperage raating but it does say 500 watts is 500/110 = 4.55 amps. As a 500 watt hour device this seems to mean the 110VAC outlet will last only 1 hour. In reality most of what you plug into it will be less. My 2017 15" MacBook Pro is right now connected to the Apple/Belkin 12v USB-C adapter. It's pulling 36 watts, and it's 'charging' but the charge level on the computer at 78% is staying right at 78% - so it's covering my usage but not 'charging UP.' (a few minutes later my MBP says 73%) What you an then do is this: my Jackery Explorer 500 w says 92%: so .92 x 500/36 = how long I can expect to do this. 12.8 hours. That's seems pretty good, but my MacBook Pro is supposed to last about 10 hours all by itself... but not with a second monitor, screen at full brightness, playing videos. What I want to find out next is how long does it take to recharge the Jackery 500 off of my vehicle? (I have a Tesla Model Y and a share in a 1999 GMC Van. Obviously the Tesla is it's own Jackery 72 kWh or 72000 Wh, or 144 Jackery's (If I bought the equivalent number of Jakery's it would cost me $61,200, with tax about the same as the Tesla - and I doubt I could move 144 Jackerys Zero to 60 mph in 4.8 seconds... ) So if you have a Tesla, don't buy a Jackery - you don't need it....unless you plan on setting up a camp or work location away from the Tesla. I'm trying to figure out what is the best way to connect my Jackery to my MacBook Pro. The USB - no good. The 110V outlet and the charger? Better, but which is more efficient? I haven't found that information yet. Jackery should've figured this out for any number of devices and posted it on its website. I also was able to buy this unit for only $425, nice discount.... but I now expect Jackery to come out with a unit with USB C. (Belkin won't let me on their website unless I agree to their cookies. F that. ) When I bought this Belkin adapter at the Apple Store it was the highest wattage (amperage) car adapter I could find. Worked similarly in my Prius V. Hope this helps. Everything about something like the Jackery battery pack is technical, that's what all our questions come back to. Very few video makers take the time to learn the basics so they can make quantitative videos.
Random Question: Would I be able to plug in a power bar into the outlet so I could get maybe 2-4 more outlets??? For instance, if there are two laptops that need to be plugged in out on a picnic table or something, etc.
one man army it all depends on How quickly you discharge Lithium batteries 🔋 and how far you discharge Lithium batteries down. I strongly encourage people not to discharge more than 60% and anything that needs more than 50 Watts of power at one time to use a gas generator such as a Honda eu1000i or a Honda eu2200i. A Honda generator along with the solar battery 🔋 inverter are a beautiful combination.
Henry, I'd STRONGLY suggest NOT buying from them. After 18 attempts to contact them, via 4 emails, online enquiry forms and facebook messenger..... I have received NO service from them. And I was TRYING to spend money with them!!!
The Jackery 500 is a little pricey, but I have several power stations from them and other manufacturers, and they are well worth their weight in gold. They are invaluable off-grid, as well as areas with frequent hurricanes, for example. Not only charging, but small space heaters, lifesaving CPAP, portable 12v fridges, portable icemaker. Tire inflater compressors, fans, etc. the uses are nearly as limitless as your imagination.
I really wanted to buy a 500 so I had questions about how hot they can get in a car and what that will do to the life of them and so on and those questions aren't answered on the website and I have called jackery dozens of times over the last week left message after message after message after message I've sent them for details emails and have never gotten a response of any kind don't waste their time with them they obviously don't care about their customers. If you did have an issue with your machine you can't get ahold of them to ever get it fixed or anything because they don't answer the phone.
i have a 100ah deep cycle battery with a 100w panel, 300w bms, for laptop gaming in my car and it all cost about $350 and lasts about twice as long as this would. just sayin
Man I want this thing but that handle ruins it for me! Sounds like such a petty complaint but pack my Jeep in like tetris. Really wish that handle was collapsible.
See discount code below! FYI: this video is not a paid endorsement. yeah right how much did you pay for it? I have been seeing the same product on other channels doing the same as you advertising it.
BigBattery, Inc. is the largest supplier of surplus and re-certified batteries in the United States. Our core purpose is to promote mass adoption of renewable energy solutions. While the cost of alternative energy has decreased substantially within the past decade, Batteries have remained expensive. Cost effective energy storage remains the single greatest hurdle for the mass adoption of our clean and independent energy future. Our product ranges are from Home Battery Storage, Golf Cart Batteries, RV Batteries, Marine Batteries, DIY Battery Modules, Accessories, Mobile Solar Trailers, PPE Products. Take a look at BigBattery.Com/Sales - Ask about our comprehensive 10 Year Warranty on battery packs and kits.
many people that live in their campers, live off of these no problem. 500w is allot of battery. Likely wont be using all of it in a day, so it wont need to charge that long.
Useless for anyone trying to camp. Can I boil water? Can I cook food? Can I make coffee? Those are what people want to know. Not whether or not you like plastic.
Our tiny house will be parked for the next few months in central OR, and we're looking forward to adventuring with our Honda Element car camper. So it’s an ideal time to try out the new versatile Jackery Explorer 500 Portable Power Station and the SolarSaga 100W Solar Panel. FYI: this video is not a paid endorsement. *Though enjoy a 20% off discount w/code: TinyHouse* --available here: amzn.to/2ZAppTO
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Got two panels the 500w saved $100 or so. Like it for quick easy portable power. Fyi. Got growlight led on amazon draws 5-12W variable but is natural light. uses Usb input or ac. Three wands to flex. Can put out lots of light or tiny charge other small devices
love it do more videos about camping with it please?
do you have a different promo code?
I wonder if you can use 2 solar panel setups inline for faster charging times?
YAY !!! The first and THE ONLY video to SHOW folks the teeny tiny buttons above the plugs that actually turn the unit you are charging,,,on !! Even the manuals don't show you how to turn the buttons on, I assume they think everyone is an expert...also, thanks for being hands on.... I get tired of product reviews where the item is sitting on a table or a bench while the moderator never even touches the product...!!! Hats off to you !!!
Thank you for the kind feedback, and so happy you found it helpful! ☺️
Shooting and edit of this video is so good and pro.,It look like a commercial Ad. for Jackery.
Very nice however I am staying with Goal Zero. I have a goal zero 1400 and I can completely recharge it in 3 hours using their 25 amp fast charger and my Honda EU2200I. Jack biggest disadvantage is it’s recharge time and because of that it’s only good for weekends camping trips, the ones you check in around 3pm Friday and out by 1pm Sunday. I strongly encourage anyone who is considering buying lithium battery packs or AGM battery packs to consider the recharge time. Again the recharge time is very important.
Thanks for sharing and great point 👍
Hello sir; do you get those recharge times using one or two of the 25 amp fast chargers? I need to run my CPAP while camping and will use my Yamaha 2000 generator to charge to Yeti.
aterseraph no I use one 25 amp fast chargers 🔌 and yes and gas generator that can produce at least 1000 watts continuously can recharge a gold zero from 0% to 100% in three hours. The best way to get the best usage out of lithium batteries is to slowly discharge them and don’t discharge them below 40%. I use my goal zero 1400 to power my Engel 45 Refrigerator/ freezer and Never use it for anything that need more then 60 watts at one time and recharge at 50%.
@@gerald4nomads You can discharge the goal zero or any lithium to 0. No lithium device goes completely dead because of safety systems are in place to keep the voltage consistent at a %. Same deal as Lead acids are. So your reading on the device may say 0% but if you open the device and put a reader to the prong contacts. You'll see it has more juice still in it.
Your phone, Laptop, etc all do same deal when discharging them. And it's apparently backwards. Lithiums have better faster discharge functions to them then most batteries. This lets them stay cooler under larger loads. And is the big reason why alot of demanding devices go lithium because of their more stable high discharging rates they can do.
simply to the point n thanks for a great video about a product I'm interested in Joe
Hold light button down for 3 seconds to light up a SOS. I own the 1000 jackery. Stay safe. 🇺🇲🤙🏼
Thank you for this review. Much appreciated.
U can get a rechargeable USB headlamp & then do not have to rely on aa aaa rechargeables. Tho i like those rechargables for my puck lights, beard trimmer & misc stuff :)
Thank you for your review! Great images and cute reviewers!!! :)
wow I just looked at this product yesterday. thrilled that you have a coupon
Perfect timing!
@@TinyHouseExpedition No longer works :(
Love this for getting it
Love this video! You all are adorable, and your information is very helpful!
☺️ appreciate it!
It's really nice 👍
Quality video :) Great job!
Thank you!
I valued the charging times you gave us for each means to do it. That helps. 45w fridge on a fully charged J-500 equals 11 ? hours ? So from camp set up I need to set up solar panels while discharging this battery so my food doesn’t spoil.
I'm really liking the Jackery. Nicely edited video by the way.
So…I watched it and I agree with a commenter about it being like a commercial. You didn’t give a review. You showed us how to use it. Do you recommend? How did it work for you? Was it worth the price?
Try adding an inverter to your car so you can recharge from your alternator while traveling and will have almost the same ac output that you have at home
That’s so smart, you could even charge the battery bank as well.
That’s what I do during hurricane season if I run out of gas on my generator. Can power my entire fridge with a 750W inverter.
Just plug the e500 into the car cigarette port -- will charge the e500.
Nice Tech Tool, thanks
On 21st March, 2019 the video posted was about EcoFlow River 370. I have to buy one so, which would you suggest Ecoflow or Jackery 500? Since, I'm living in Asia continent so, I can't go to store or exchange it online easily so, I want to know which has very good after sales service? Also, among both which AC inverter has high efficiency? Because here our devices are designed according to 220v AC 50 Hz wall outlet. According to your personal experiences and not based on whatever company says, among both which one holds power for long after charging them and without using them? I'll be very thankful for your replies to all my queries.
I don’t really see how one outlet is a con. You can get a three outlet extension cord rated for 10 amps for like $5.
could you run a small portable heater all night with the Jack 500?
I have the same question
$350 US for a folding, 100w, 18v, solar panel is *absurd*.
you are a cheapskate lol
Yes it is. A Paxcess 120w folding panel works excellently with this Jackery 500. It can be had for $220 on Amazon.
@@NOLAgenX I was stupid and bought a Jackery solar panel, regret it honestly. It's not even water resistant for fuck sakes.
@@kyles7773 can you use any type of panel with the battery?
We have used the ruclips.net/user/postUgkxOTeIs0vv4_9B5hsmnLsk9r930uDQLu_Y for probably 30 hours with our camper and it’s been great! The noise level is really only noticeable when running the AC and other appliances like the microwave, hair dryer, or coffee pot. It’s not huge like other ones and it has wheels so even at 90lbs, I can move it!
Thanks for the info!
Have you used your Jackery solar generator to run a heated blanket for winter camping? If so, I’m curious about how much battery draw one could expect with using a heated blanket for about 3-6 hours a night. Thanks!
Look on the blanket remote it will say how many watts it uses
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Ok, I got one. Now I have a question. How can I use those two little 12 DC outputs? I haven't notice you using them for anything but I would like to put them to use. What plug fits in them? Can you please advise? Thanks
The Goal Zero line uses these same small DC outputs...I got some of their DC accessories (lights, etc.) for my Jackery 500.
Do you know can I use for Bose F1 812 speaker? I am looking for one so I can bring my speaker out
Fascinating stuff. I just thought i was being stupid creative. Cruel world when you gotta learn these things on your own, sigh 😔. Navigating looks all over the place to me... Anywho, i actually watched the whole thing. Thinking 😅 ok but how do you charge a battery that charges batteries :/, by some solar attachment? & There you have it. Good stuff. I dont like depending on ppl...
I want one of these to charge my camera batteries on my 1-2 week long state park camping runs. I am just worried to death about the heat when leaving it locked in the car when I go on trails. Also worried about people stealing it. :(
They make bolt-in strong boxes. They bolt through the upholstry directly to the frame and offer a heavy-duty padlockable container to your vehicle. Excellent for firearms or valuables, since the ONLY way someone is stealing them is if they steal the entire vehicle.
i like the all in one ness of this thing. Can it be connected to the starter/alternator system and be recharged that way? This seems like a simpler thing to install than all the bits and bobs if I did it ala carte.
I’ll pass. The solar panel is way over prices for what it puts out. 16hrs. to fully charge?
Intéressant
Can u put the solar panel in the windshield it would be less vulnerable to theft and water
You could, just be less direct sun capture. Worth testing it out!
Wait, so can you just charge with the solar panel?? Without the actual generator??
Watts 11 amps x voltage, so the 12v outlet 10amp is up to 120 watts, the USB 5.2 x 2.4 amps = 12.48 watts (about 1/10th the 12v) and the 110v outlet doesn't have an amperage raating but it does say 500 watts is 500/110 = 4.55 amps. As a 500 watt hour device this seems to mean the 110VAC outlet will last only 1 hour. In reality most of what you plug into it will be less. My 2017 15" MacBook Pro is right now connected to the Apple/Belkin 12v USB-C adapter. It's pulling 36 watts, and it's 'charging' but the charge level on the computer at 78% is staying right at 78% - so it's covering my usage but not 'charging UP.' (a few minutes later my MBP says 73%)
What you an then do is this: my Jackery Explorer 500 w says 92%: so .92 x 500/36 = how long I can expect to do this. 12.8 hours. That's seems pretty good, but my MacBook Pro is supposed to last about 10 hours all by itself... but not with a second monitor, screen at full brightness, playing videos.
What I want to find out next is how long does it take to recharge the Jackery 500 off of my vehicle? (I have a Tesla Model Y and a share in a 1999 GMC Van. Obviously the Tesla is it's own Jackery 72 kWh or 72000 Wh, or 144 Jackery's (If I bought the equivalent number of Jakery's it would cost me $61,200, with tax about the same as the Tesla - and I doubt I could move 144 Jackerys Zero to 60 mph in 4.8 seconds... )
So if you have a Tesla, don't buy a Jackery - you don't need it....unless you plan on setting up a camp or work location away from the Tesla.
I'm trying to figure out what is the best way to connect my Jackery to my MacBook Pro. The USB - no good. The 110V outlet and the charger? Better, but which is more efficient? I haven't found that information yet. Jackery should've figured this out for any number of devices and posted it on its website. I also was able to buy this unit for only $425, nice discount.... but I now expect Jackery to come out with a unit with USB C. (Belkin won't let me on their website unless I agree to their cookies. F that. ) When I bought this Belkin adapter at the Apple Store it was the highest wattage (amperage) car adapter I could find. Worked similarly in my Prius V.
Hope this helps. Everything about something like the Jackery battery pack is technical, that's what all our questions come back to. Very few video makers take the time to learn the basics so they can make quantitative videos.
Thanks! You should check out our video on the Ecoflow Delta!
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Random Question: Would I be able to plug in a power bar into the outlet so I could get maybe 2-4 more outlets??? For instance, if there are two laptops that need to be plugged in out on a picnic table or something, etc.
That should work! As long as it doesn’t draw more than the allowed capacity of the single outlet, so 4 phones, for instance would be fine
@@TinyHouseExpedition Cheers!
How long does a portable power station last? Can it last more than 5 years
one man army it all depends on How quickly you discharge Lithium batteries 🔋 and how far you discharge Lithium batteries down. I strongly encourage people not to discharge more than 60% and anything that needs more than 50 Watts of power at one time to use a gas generator such as a Honda eu1000i or a Honda eu2200i. A Honda generator along with the solar battery 🔋 inverter are a beautiful combination.
@@gerald4nomads nice review!!! Thank you, so drain the battery from 100% to 60% and no more?
So are the solar panels a must? Or can this thing be charged and put away for a little while
I have to wait a couple paychecks thats why im asking lol
The panels are a nice to have but you can charge the Jackery at home or with a car charger too 😊👍
How many days does it last before you charge it again?
Good to see an Element camper, would you share how you have the inside setup? I have a 2003 and looking to go out for day trips.
How many hours does it last once you start using it?
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Hi can it be used while is charging in the car lighter?
I mean like an inverter
Yea u can still charge stuff while it is plugged into car or solar panel , cool hey
How long will it run the fan for?
Some alternatives have USB C - watch out for that
Hi, How do I RESET my Jackery if I overloaded it? It shows 0% now? Thanks
I saw a video on another channel solving this problem, but I don't remember...I think what they did was hold down the power button
It seems a little pricey just for some convenience that could be addressed with much cheaper alternatives.
Henry, I'd STRONGLY suggest NOT buying from them. After 18 attempts to contact them, via 4 emails, online enquiry forms and facebook messenger..... I have received NO service from them. And I was TRYING to spend money with them!!!
The Jackery 500 is a little pricey, but I have several power stations from them and other manufacturers, and they are well worth their weight in gold. They are invaluable off-grid, as well as areas with frequent hurricanes, for example. Not only charging, but small space heaters, lifesaving CPAP, portable 12v fridges, portable icemaker. Tire inflater compressors, fans, etc. the uses are nearly as limitless as your imagination.
Incredible video and footage was awesome!! Would you mind telling what kind of video equipment you used?
Would this be able to power a portable cooler fridge?
Yes! We did that on a recent road trip during the day, but we turned it off at night.
Where did you buy the little fan for this video? Thanks!
I really wanted to buy a 500 so I had questions about how hot they can get in a car and what that will do to the life of them and so on and those questions aren't answered on the website and I have called jackery dozens of times over the last week left message after message after message after message I've sent them for details emails and have never gotten a response of any kind don't waste their time with them they obviously don't care about their customers. If you did have an issue with your machine you can't get ahold of them to ever get it fixed or anything because they don't answer the phone.
I was actually waiting for the skip button to pop up, then I realized it was the actual video.
Not water proof. That's a deal breaker for me. Amazon had it on DEAL OF THE DAY today, almost got it but after watching this, I'm out.
Expecting an electric battery to be waterproof is kind of unrealistic, simply store it somewhere dry & run cable covers for the cords
Hi , i,m from Brazil
Aewsome video
Thank you! 😊
Can this be used while charging?
Yes, as long it has a little charge 😊
i have a 100ah deep cycle battery with a 100w panel, 300w bms, for laptop gaming in my car and it all cost about $350 and lasts about twice as long as this would. just sayin
What happen to the ecoflow?
Will it run a cpap & 12 volt fan at the same time? Thanks!!
Yes, I am sure it would.
U never said how long it lasts for
Man I want this thing but that handle ruins it for me! Sounds like such a petty complaint but pack my Jeep in like tetris. Really wish that handle was collapsible.
not once the whole video did you guys explain the power rating correctly.
Can this Jackery be used to blow up an air mattress?
Definitely 👍
Im curious how long it could power a space heater.
@@DarthVader1977 Not very if at all. Electric heat is absurdly expensive
i like you car like camping，but i must have to go to work
See discount code below! FYI: this video is not a paid endorsement. yeah right how much did you pay for it? I have been seeing the same product on other channels doing the same as you advertising it.
Not a penny but they asked if would be willing to review it, and offered a discount code for our subscribers...
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Jesus this thing is $500. WTF. It's cheaper to but an inverter, smart charger, and a car battery.
Deep cycle batteries are cheap & better for discharging & recharging
Not practical due to how long it takes to charge
Very practical and charges 2x as fast if you use a BESTEK 300w Pure Sine Inverter
many people that live in their campers, live off of these no problem. 500w is allot of battery. Likely wont be using all of it in a day, so it wont need to charge that long.
It takes to long to charge,. 2days to charge.
too* long
Useless for anyone trying to camp. Can I boil water? Can I cook food? Can I make coffee? Those are what people want to know. Not whether or not you like plastic.
Its a paid commercial
We were not paid to make this
Just say NOOOOOOOOO!
Why?
@@TinyHouseExpedition Charging time is terrible, ridiculous price for what is offers