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"Use your product like you stole it." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I like the "what can this generator do" videos. I am not a scientific geek so watts, volts amps etc goes right over my head. I like both videos. The more scientific ones help me learn and these tell me what I can actually DO with the generator.
This is a great format for non tech people, I don’t think there are any channels out there doing as respectfully and throughly as you do. I think you have hit upon something here.
I have two of the Jackery 1000 Explorers. I'm 84 and don't travel, but I've found uses all around my place for these great power batteries.. When you first did your videos on the Jackery, I bought one, then, after finding how great a machine the first one was, and how safe, beautifully packaged in it's plastic case, and how easy to use it was, a few months later bought the second one. By trial and error I now know what the Jackery's will power, but your video on what they will handle is very helpful to those of us who have a very inferior knowledge of electricity. Thanks for your ability to communicate so wonderfully.
One of the things that thrills me on a sunny day is how the Jackery can keep my 12v refrigerator/freezer at the coldest setting yet stay at 100% when hooked up to a solar panel. That's my favorite use.
I run one for supplementing power. I have 5 boys all games and it adds up power consumption-wise. Also doubles as gaming time regulator. Yesterday they were arguing over percentages, so it's a math tutor aswell.
@@1MRRICHARD I'm not sure the wattage consumption of an Xbox 360 and your TV. But the average for me is about 160 Watts and I can run it about 6 hours. 7 hours for Netflix and RUclips.
@@jeramimachado383 I been searching for a portable powerstation watching lots of different videos but nothing is telling me how long they can run. It would be a tv and Xbox id be running for hrs at a time
Very cool format. I like that you picked things you knew would work, and other things you knew would fail. If you had a standard set of things you tested against, with different "SoGen" models, it would provide a good baseline. You have way more patience than I do. :)
It is a good format for someone who hasn't watched every recent video you put out. One more helpful thing to add is how long it takes to recharge with different panels.
I found it useful. Maybe frame it around a situation you’re in? Here’s what XXX solgen will handle when (1) you’ve lost power and AC, heaters etc are important (2) or when you’re camping (3) or when you’re tailgating etc - just scenarios where certain loads are combined more often.
I like the "how long can I run a _____" tests. I know, I can do the math, but having the actual SoGen that I'm considering buying is really helpful vs. a lot of fudge factoring on the efficiency of the inverter is nice.
I already knew most of what you were explaining, but it’s still a good watch especially for new people. My favorites are your product reviews that go in to battery chemistry, cycle life, operating parameters such as max charge rate, discharge rate testing etc. I haven’t seen many others test to the extent that you do, and I have learned quite a bit from you. I know your test procedures take a lot of effort but that is what separates you from the others. Thanks Tom
Thanks for the vid and taking the time to test the everyday devices. It was a useful review, especially based on your real life experience. Keep up the great job!
I loved the video. Thanks for taking the substantial time, and exercising substantial patience, to produce it. I see there are already some head-slapping comments. Sigh. Anyway, you continue to crack me up as usual. Thanks for that. Always appreciated. Have a great weekend!
Yes! So definitely! I had heard the 20%/80% when he said it first, but then never again anywhere -good confirmation. Will make me stick to it! Esp about the heat again too...b/c that means I Gotta store these in the house-dang it, I WANT TO just keep them in the van -but I also want them to be there when I need them! :-/ Gotta go with the facts. Thanks for the facts Professor!
I can't believe you didn't test it with a candle warmer! I mean it IS an essential appliance in a blackout situation! Lol just kidding. I have a jackery 500 but thinking of upgrading.
Before I realized I should be using an insulated thermal coffee cup I use to keep my coffee cup warm with a candle warmer. It did use to be essential. I hate cold coffee.
I was glad you did the video, thanks. I was really glad you tried the induction stove. I have the exact one you used and didn't think it would work with my 1000. Good to know!
These simple demos on the capacity of the unit is great. Makes it easier for a nube to understand how long the unit will serve without a charge. Keep them coming!
I use the Jackery to power a table Lamp (120 volt). A 60 watt LED bulb pulls about 9 watts (2 watts of that is the AC port power draw, and 7 watts for the bulb). Do the math; you could easily get 100 hours of use.
Thanks. I used the 500 to dc output cig lighter into ac200p to add power after darkness if fridge draws too much in defrosts. 109 w per hour but only used 250.
Always learn something watching your videos. Just retaining what I learn over a long period does cause me to go back and watch again. Great thing about You Tube
Great video❗️With a tornado coming through my community last year and all power lines down for five days and a winter blizzards this year and out power grid going down for three days I decided to get the Jackery 1000 and two of the Jackery 100W solar panels.
You will not be sorry my friend, it's almost a calming feeling to know that you have that little friend at your house, just waiting for trouble and then coming to your rescue!
You can't beat the jackery for doing what it says on the the box. I have the 500w jackery in my camper. And its a great backup power system when off grid here in Ireland. Thanks to the tests you did made me choose the jackery 500.
I just bought a 3 qt. Instant Pot to take on the road for cooking in case I couldn’t get any 1 lb propane cylinders, but now thinking maybe I should return it and purchase an induction burner.For some reason, I was thinking it would not power an induction burner. I really appreciate the very useful info you share with us. 👍🏻
Great job Tom! Excellent format and presentation nice showcase for the Jackery Explorer 1000. I bought my E1000 on your recommendation and even with it’s dated technology it has got me through three long term power losses. You are the best technical reviewer of the equipment. Keep up the great videos.
You always get the 👍 from me Professor! I gave my Jackery 1000 to my X to help her with the California Blackouts. I didn't get the opportunity to show her the ends and outs of it so, this is going to be a perfect video for me to share with her! Thanks as always! Now Go Clean That LITTER-BOX!!! 🍺😎👍
I bought mine on May 2020 and I'm using right now while watching this video. Bought for hurricane season here in Puerto Rico, luckily no hurricanes here (yet), but we've been having some power outages in these past few days and I use it to plug my fridge, a freezer, wifi router and a fan and it could last up to 8 hours non-stop, this has been one of the best purchases I've made in this past year, your videos helped me a lot when I wad looking for one. 🙋♂️thanks.
Thank you Tom!! Your tip of getting a Kilowatt meter is very helpful. My wife is a kidney patient on a home dialysis machine. It heats up the bags and I'm only guessing right now what it uses over the 8 hour treatment period. I'm going to order the kilowatt meter and then know how to size up the Jackery for us. Your tests and advice are very much appreciated Sir.
I love the not-so-subtle approach to people who want everything given to them rather than putting a tiny bit of thought into it. I got a kick out of this video and your un-impressed attitude towards walking people through it all 😄
Some of us just are not looking to become electricians...lol... I really like the seeing what the generators can do. Thank you for sharing your expertise with us.
Excellent analysis & thank you for sharing . I have made a laptop charger by using a DC to DC buck converter , however not all laptops can be converted this way , especially Dell laptops , there are companies that specialise & supply 12 volt DC laptop chargers to most make laptops , the odd factor was that the laptop charger that I produced would only work if output cable from the buck converter was limited to a fairly short length , in my case the length was 600mm , any longer the laptop would fail to charge . I was informed by the professional laptop 12 charger supply company that a charger to the laptop that I have just outlined a 12 volt charger could not be supplied , hence why I produced the buck converter charger , so that was interesting ?, nevertheless from all my findings & with a stroke of luck my charger was successful . I think that the buck converter's power conversion efficiency is around 95% , much better then a full sign wave inverter .
I like the format and I think it's helpful. Another thing I think you can do with this SoGen is charge an E bike. It may not charge it all the way up, but it should run the charger that comes with the bike, with the expected efficiency issues. You might include that in future videos of this nature.
You should be able to get a full charge with a typical 672 Wh (watt hour) e-bike battery. This would be equivalent to a battery capacity of 14 Ah (amp hours) @ 48V (nominal voltage). See below for hypothetical comparison. Jackery Explorer 1000 ---- (1,002 Wh * .68 efficiency) / 672 Wh e-bike battery = 101% full charge. Jackery Explorer 1500 ---- (1,535 Wh * .68 efficiency) / 672 Wh e-bike battery = 155% full charge. Bluetti EB240 ------------------ (2,400 Wh * .68 efficiency) / 672 Wh e-bike battery = 243% full charge.
Thank you for taking the time to do the review. I went with a 320W Wattfun (peak 640W) because I understood it to have all the same features, but a much smaller price tag, but still the ability to run a fridge/AC because of the spike/peak feature (to 640W) when the compressor starts up. I haven't tested my "science," so I'm hoping I made the right choice over the 1000w Jackery.
I like the "What I like and what I don't like" portion of your videos. I'm not too much into all of the technical stuff, I want to k ow what you think is good and bad. I trust you're info and input.
I just bought a jackery 1000 and did plug my air conditioner into it using 70 watts but running it at 70 degrees been on for 20 min so far. Just wanted to let you know. It's about 100% here today the air conditioner is 1 yr old.
I’ve been wanting to see how that charge a heater. Thank you so much for answering that for me. Now I’d like to see how long it would make one of those portable washers last
This is one of the best videos I've watched...solid, use-able information -no figuring out words or reversing b/c yet another word threw me. No offense intended, you give fab video info no matter what, but I really appreciated not having to figure so much out. Even tho I'll have a Montek soon (once it gets out of the LA port jam-up), I relied on this as being similar for the usage and times. GREAT video.
I have a SHARP 8000 AC in my Roadtrek. Starts and runs just fine off of my Jackery 1000. I have even run it through the van system by plugging the van's shore power supply cord to the Jackery and then run the AC internally. Plugged this way I can run either the AC or the microwave or my small toaster (not simultaneously). Not likely to use it that way. Probably only 1.5 hours of run time. But, just to show that the Jackery 1000 can run an AC appliances if they are the right model.
...For all the really cool camp stoves and wood stove tents etc. Having a solar gen and a nice electric blanket is about the same as having a heated floor. With an insulated tent set up, this would be great for some winter camping. Especially if you wanted to keep a low profile. There are blankets that are 12V but many auto shut off.. wattage ? run time? ...? must be way more efficient than any space heater. food for thought! I'm loving your research and testing. Thanks as always for giving up the info that other reviewers miss!!. repeatedly. again and again, time after time.
I think the very most helpful part of this video was not so much knowing exactly what the Jackery could do (although watching the math 3-4 times was helpful). The most helpful part was getting an idea of the power consumption of a variety of household appliances.
Almost bought a Jackery. Came very close. Luckily I read comments and reviews first. Jackery is quality product, but outdated. Competitors have better products often at a better price. Thankful for you and this community. Makes for educated consumers. Can I suggest you do a review on the Tenergy T320 solar generator? I picked one up on Amazon and it's been great. Better specs than Jackery and $100 cheaper.
I like this format, but I really like the secret lab videos too. These are two different evaluation methods, both with their attributes. This one looks at practical applications, which is very useful. But, you can't beat the thrill of you pushing a sogen to it's limits and testing its technical parameters! I think these two differing styles compliment each other and really give the consumer a clear understanding of the product, without having to fry his own unit to find out where the safe limits are. Keep up the good work Tom!
BTW, Tom, Have you heard any news from ZeroBreeze about when they plan to supply you with a production model of the ElecHive 2200 for testing in your 'Secret Lab?'
@@HOBOTECH >😖 Unfortunately, I contributed to the Elechive campaign on Indigogo after seeing your review of the 'very early prototype' because it seemed like they had taken all of your suggestions and critiques to heart and were working to make a rock-solid, production model... Although, they really got bogged down and are nearly a year past their earlier-projected production and shipping date. 'Any recommendations?
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"Use your product like you stole it."
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I like the "what can this generator do" videos.
I am not a scientific geek so watts, volts amps etc goes right over my head.
I like both videos. The more scientific ones help me learn and these tell me what I can actually DO with the generator.
Me too
Volts is the speed of the river, amps is the size of the river, and watts is speed times size. That’s what works for me.
This is a great format for non tech people, I don’t think there are any channels out there doing as respectfully and throughly as you do. I think you have hit upon something here.
I have two of the Jackery 1000 Explorers. I'm 84 and don't travel, but I've found uses all around my place for these great power batteries.. When you first did your videos on the Jackery, I bought one, then, after finding how great a machine the first one was, and how safe, beautifully packaged in it's plastic case, and how easy to use it was, a few months later bought the second one. By trial and error I now know what the Jackery's will power, but your video on what they will handle is very helpful to those of us who have a very inferior knowledge of electricity. Thanks for your ability to communicate so wonderfully.
NICE JOB! MY DOG HAS STOPPED EATING AFTER HEARING WHAT YOU SAID ABOUT SOLAR GENERATORS IN THIS VIDEO.
One of the things that thrills me on a sunny day is how the Jackery can keep my 12v refrigerator/freezer at the coldest setting yet stay at 100% when hooked up to a solar panel. That's my favorite use.
Can you imagine how impressed your relatives/ friends would be at an all-day picnic with that setup? You would be the talk of the Town!
See i just got the 500 and it says although it supports pass through charging its not recommended bc it can fk the battery up
@@goose33 That's true using wall charging, not solar charging.
I run one for supplementing power. I have 5 boys all games and it adds up power consumption-wise. Also doubles as gaming time regulator. Yesterday they were arguing over percentages, so it's a math tutor aswell.
That is genius! I love it, especially the part of regulating gaming time.
How long can it run straight thru hrs. Of time on a xbox360 or any game console how many hrs total im bad at math lol.??
@@1MRRICHARD I'm not sure the wattage consumption of an Xbox 360 and your TV. But the average for me is about 160 Watts and I can run it about 6 hours. 7 hours for Netflix and RUclips.
@@jeramimachado383 I been searching for a portable powerstation watching lots of different videos but nothing is telling me how long they can run. It would be a tv and Xbox id be running for hrs at a time
Well done! The techy folks most likely are up on Jackery so the everyday user needed this breakdown. Thanks 😊
Very cool format. I like that you picked things you knew would work, and other things you knew would fail. If you had a standard set of things you tested against, with different "SoGen" models, it would provide a good baseline. You have way more patience than I do. :)
It is a good format for someone who hasn't watched every recent video you put out. One more helpful thing to add is how long it takes to recharge with different panels.
I found it useful. Maybe frame it around a situation you’re in? Here’s what XXX solgen will handle when (1) you’ve lost power and AC, heaters etc are important (2) or when you’re camping (3) or when you’re tailgating etc - just scenarios where certain loads are combined more often.
I love this format!! The cutscenes add to the experience.
I like the "how long can I run a _____" tests. I know, I can do the math, but having the actual SoGen that I'm considering buying is really helpful vs. a lot of fudge factoring on the efficiency of the inverter is nice.
I already knew most of what you were explaining, but it’s still a good watch especially for new people. My favorites are your product reviews that go in to battery chemistry, cycle life, operating parameters such as max charge rate, discharge rate testing etc. I haven’t seen many others test to the extent that you do, and I have learned quite a bit from you. I know your test procedures take a lot of effort but that is what separates you from the others. Thanks Tom
I like this format a lot i leave the technical stuff to the experts
Thanks for the vid and taking the time to test the everyday devices. It was a useful review, especially based on your real life experience. Keep up the great job!
I loved the video. Thanks for taking the substantial time, and exercising substantial patience, to produce it. I see there are already some head-slapping comments. Sigh. Anyway, you continue to crack me up as usual. Thanks for that. Always appreciated. Have a great weekend!
Do more like this!
Love your videos! Thanks for disassembling the tech jargon so I can understand it on ALL the products I'm interested in!
I really found this info helpful. Thank you. I’m a survivor of the big freeze / no water situation in TX this February.
Enjoyed this video. I really liked the teaching moments, like increasing battery cycle life. Thanks for making this.
Yes! So definitely! I had heard the 20%/80% when he said it first, but then never again anywhere -good confirmation. Will make me stick to it! Esp about the heat again too...b/c that means I Gotta store these in the house-dang it, I WANT TO just keep them in the van -but I also want them to be there when I need them! :-/ Gotta go with the facts. Thanks for the facts Professor!
I first heard the 20%/80% battery strategy from Tesla owners. I even think it's a setting on the car as to what level to charge to.
An honest scientific test, THATS WHAT I LIKE!!
I can't believe you didn't test it with a candle warmer! I mean it IS an essential appliance in a blackout situation! Lol just kidding. I have a jackery 500 but thinking of upgrading.
Before I realized I should be using an insulated thermal coffee cup I use to keep my coffee cup warm with a candle warmer. It did use to be essential. I hate cold coffee.
I was glad you did the video, thanks. I was really glad you tried the induction stove. I have the exact one you used and didn't think it would work with my 1000. Good to know!
These simple demos on the capacity of the unit is great. Makes it easier for a nube to understand how long the unit will serve without a charge. Keep them coming!
I use the Jackery to power a table Lamp (120 volt). A 60 watt LED bulb pulls about 9 watts (2 watts of that is the AC port power draw, and 7 watts for the bulb). Do the math; you could easily get 100 hours of use.
Thanks. I used the 500 to dc output cig lighter into ac200p to add power after darkness if fridge draws too much in defrosts. 109 w per hour but only used 250.
Always learn something watching your videos. Just retaining what I learn over a long period does cause me to go back and watch again. Great thing about You Tube
Great video❗️With a tornado coming through my community last year and all power lines down for five days and a winter blizzards this year and out power grid going down for three days I decided to get the Jackery 1000 and two of the Jackery 100W solar panels.
You will not be sorry my friend, it's almost a calming feeling to know that you have that little friend at your house, just waiting for trouble and then coming to your rescue!
You can't beat the jackery for doing what it says on the the box. I have the 500w jackery in my camper. And its a great backup power system when off grid here in Ireland. Thanks to the tests you did made me choose the jackery 500.
Bought the first Jackery Explorer I ever saw . Still a beautiful nightstand accessory to this day .
I just bought a 3 qt. Instant Pot to take on the road for cooking in case I couldn’t get any 1 lb propane cylinders, but now thinking maybe I should return it and purchase an induction burner.For some reason, I was thinking it would not power an induction burner. I really appreciate the very useful info you share with us. 👍🏻
Exactly the kind of info I need. Real world applications. Tyvm Hobotech!
Sold! Watched your stuff during the “pandemic” - Fast forward>>> Amazon Prime day...$769!
Great job Tom! Excellent format and presentation nice showcase for the Jackery Explorer 1000. I bought my E1000 on your recommendation and even with it’s dated technology it has got me through three long term power losses. You are the best technical reviewer of the equipment. Keep up the great videos.
Totally not dumb or a waste of time. Real world, relatable examples with just enough tech info to still be widely relatable.
You always get the 👍 from me Professor! I gave my Jackery 1000 to my X to help her with the California Blackouts. I didn't get the opportunity to show her the ends and outs of it so, this is going to be a perfect video for me to share with her! Thanks as always! Now Go Clean That LITTER-BOX!!! 🍺😎👍
JUST ORDERED TODAY WITH PANEL BUNDLE. DISCOUNT CODE STILL WORKING. THANKS !!!!!
Thank thank thank you! You are the only person I understand about inverters! Please do more appliances for camping. I want to use induction burner!
Loved the video format Hobo to go along with the product reviews.
6:00 Good to know, that little 700 watt microwave at Walmart actually pulls about 965 watts continuous.
The south park clip had me dying laughing. Great video. Loved the format style.
I bought mine on May 2020 and I'm using right now while watching this video. Bought for hurricane season here in Puerto Rico, luckily no hurricanes here (yet), but we've been having some power outages in these past few days and I use it to plug my fridge, a freezer, wifi router and a fan and it could last up to 8 hours non-stop, this has been one of the best purchases I've made in this past year, your videos helped me a lot when I wad looking for one. 🙋♂️thanks.
5:53 Solo cup in a microwave? I thought it would melt !
Do it again, do it again. More products please. Excellent way to help choose many watts I need for my van. Thanks!
Thank you Tom!! Your tip of getting a Kilowatt meter is very helpful. My wife is a kidney patient on a home dialysis machine. It heats up the bags and I'm only guessing right now what it uses over the 8 hour treatment period. I'm going to order the kilowatt meter and then know how to size up the Jackery for us. Your tests and advice are very much appreciated Sir.
I like the format of the usage video ! For the dumbies like me it simplifies my learning. Thank you for the tutoring.
I love the not-so-subtle approach to people who want everything given to them rather than putting a tiny bit of thought into it. I got a kick out of this video and your un-impressed attitude towards walking people through it all 😄
I recommend getting a 12V cigarette lighter USB-C adapter. Even my jackery 240 can handle my laptop's 60W PD input that way.
Some of us just are not looking to become electricians...lol... I really like the seeing what the generators can do. Thank you for sharing your expertise with us.
Great video for the simple mathmatics challenged.
THANK YOU FOR THIS! I just bought a 1K Jackery and wanted to see it in action before I did anything.
Perfect format. Fast and informative.
Excellent analysis & thank you for sharing .
I have made a laptop charger by using a DC to DC buck converter , however not all laptops can be converted this way , especially Dell laptops , there are companies that specialise & supply 12 volt DC laptop chargers to most make laptops , the odd factor was that the laptop charger that I produced would only work if output cable from the buck converter was limited to a fairly short length , in my case the length was 600mm , any longer the laptop would fail to charge .
I was informed by the professional laptop 12 charger supply company that a charger to the laptop that I have just outlined a 12 volt charger could not be supplied , hence why I produced the buck converter charger , so that was interesting ?, nevertheless from all my findings & with a stroke of luck my charger was successful .
I think that the buck converter's power conversion efficiency is around 95% , much better then a full sign wave inverter .
This is a great video. Really puts things in layman's terms
I like the format and I think it's helpful. Another thing I think you can do with this SoGen is charge an E bike. It may not charge it all the way up, but it should run the charger that comes with the bike, with the expected efficiency issues. You might include that in future videos of this nature.
You should be able to get a full charge with a typical 672 Wh (watt hour) e-bike battery. This would be equivalent to a battery capacity of 14 Ah (amp hours) @ 48V (nominal voltage). See below for hypothetical comparison.
Jackery Explorer 1000 ---- (1,002 Wh * .68 efficiency) / 672 Wh e-bike battery = 101% full charge.
Jackery Explorer 1500 ---- (1,535 Wh * .68 efficiency) / 672 Wh e-bike battery = 155% full charge.
Bluetti EB240 ------------------ (2,400 Wh * .68 efficiency) / 672 Wh e-bike battery = 243% full charge.
I was glad to learn about plug-in kilowatt meters and the efficiency of ruuning a laptop on DC versus AC.
Just bought a Jackery 1000 w/ 2 100W solar panels using your code. Thanks for the videos!
This is the best practical application of what a sogen can do Thanks
Thank you for taking the time to do the review. I went with a 320W Wattfun (peak 640W) because I understood it to have all the same features, but a much smaller price tag, but still the ability to run a fridge/AC because of the spike/peak feature (to 640W) when the compressor starts up. I haven't tested my "science," so I'm hoping I made the right choice over the 1000w Jackery.
Thank you for showing me the induction burner.
I like the "What I like and what I don't like" portion of your videos. I'm not too much into all of the technical stuff, I want to k ow what you think is good and bad. I trust you're info and input.
Good info for people who have never used a solar generator. I would watch more like this.
Great format. REAL WORLD information, not a bunch of b.s. that doesn't matter! Keep up the good work HOBOTECH!!!!!
Thank you for doing this! I've been very curious to see how a jackery does with a Vitamix. Would love to see that too.
I learned alot. I have watched your videos for years. Good job.
Hello from UK, yes please more like this.
That was extremely useful!! 👍👍👍 And more Odin! Maybe show how long you can run a water fountain for cats! 💚
Like real world applications for the generators. 👍
I just bought a jackery 1000 and did plug my air conditioner into it using 70 watts but running it at 70 degrees been on for 20 min so far. Just wanted to let you know. It's about 100% here today the air conditioner is 1 yr old.
If it is using 70 watts the compressor didn't kick on.
I’ve been wanting to see how that charge a heater. Thank you so much for answering that for me. Now I’d like to see how long it would make one of those portable washers last
This is one of the best videos I've watched...solid, use-able information -no figuring out words or reversing b/c yet another word threw me. No offense intended, you give fab video info no matter what, but I really appreciated not having to figure so much out. Even tho I'll have a Montek soon (once it gets out of the LA port jam-up), I relied on this as being similar for the usage and times. GREAT video.
I have a SHARP 8000 AC in my Roadtrek. Starts and runs just fine off of my Jackery 1000. I have even run it through the van system by plugging the van's shore power supply cord to the Jackery and then run the AC internally. Plugged this way I can run either the AC or the microwave or my small toaster (not simultaneously). Not likely to use it that way. Probably only 1.5 hours of run time. But, just to show that the Jackery 1000 can run an AC appliances if they are the right model.
Great info. Thanks
I just ordered one today
Darn missed the 10% off.
Great work.
Thanks!…answered questions I needed before I bought one!
Not the best video ever, but is very useful to see what the Jackery is capable of. BTW, I am an overall fan of the channel. 👍
Really like this format. I found it most helpful for real life usage situation. Thank you🌿
Just in time, I'm deciding on 500 or 1000. Thank you!! P.S.. I love Odie!! You should show him more, lol. Thanks for your GREAT videos!!!
A LOT of good tips, too! : )
Dope video brother! I had the induction question as well and you answered it!
Peace! And thank you.
Thank you! Very Helpful - it gives us a good idea of what the 1000 can do and for how long - - an excellent video!
Great format to this video. Short, summarized reviews of all the appliances that I might ever use. Thanks
...For all the really cool camp stoves and wood stove tents etc.
Having a solar gen and a nice electric blanket is about the same as having a heated floor.
With an insulated tent set up, this would be great for some winter camping.
Especially if you wanted to keep a low profile.
There are blankets that are 12V but many auto shut off.. wattage ? run time? ...? must be way more efficient than any space heater.
food for thought!
I'm loving your research and testing.
Thanks as always for giving up the info that other reviewers miss!!. repeatedly. again and again, time after time.
These types of videos are great but only so often!
My OCD was killing me though every time you showed the 1500 and not the 1000.
Like the format. Keep it up!
I think the very most helpful part of this video was not so much knowing exactly what the Jackery could do (although watching the math 3-4 times was helpful). The most helpful part was getting an idea of the power consumption of a variety of household appliances.
Thank you for the video.
I did very much like it. Practical use tests qualify the data from your other videos in a much more palatable way.
Almost bought a Jackery. Came very close. Luckily I read comments and reviews first. Jackery is quality product, but outdated. Competitors have better products often at a better price. Thankful for you and this community. Makes for educated consumers. Can I suggest you do a review on the Tenergy T320 solar generator? I picked one up on Amazon and it's been great. Better specs than Jackery and $100 cheaper.
I like this format, but I really like the secret lab videos too. These are two different evaluation methods, both with their attributes. This one looks at practical applications, which is very useful. But, you can't beat the thrill of you pushing a sogen to it's limits and testing its technical parameters! I think these two differing styles compliment each other and really give the consumer a clear understanding of the product, without having to fry his own unit to find out where the safe limits are. Keep up the good work Tom!
BTW, Tom, Have you heard any news from ZeroBreeze about when they plan to supply you with a production model of the ElecHive 2200 for testing in your 'Secret Lab?'
I haven't heard from them about that product in months. I think we need to move on to better products.
@@HOBOTECH >😖 Unfortunately, I contributed to the Elechive campaign on Indigogo after seeing your review of the 'very early prototype' because it seemed like they had taken all of your suggestions and critiques to heart and were working to make a rock-solid, production model... Although, they really got bogged down and are nearly a year past their earlier-projected production and shipping date. 'Any recommendations?
That co. has a burner with a600/900&!500watt settings. We love ours in our rv
Thank you. I am in the middle of a budget build and was trying to figure what w/h I could get by with. ECCELLENT! I GET OFF CHEEP!
Great format! We get to see it in action.
I love this gives great information on actually what the solar generator can do. Thanks
This is the best dude on the internet!!!!!
Very helpful format. Great help to those of us who aren't tech-savvy.
good format. useful caviats to consider not just watt consumption
This review was awesome!
Nice to see the limitations of various appliances and brands.
Thanks for testing these things it is good to know
This is what we call "doing it for the culture" great useful video that I will be referring people to check out for basic PPS usage times. Good one!
Best review on the Jakery 1000!