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If you added a diode in series with the 12V and 48V wires to the router, preferably Shottky diodes to minimise voltage drop, then you *may* protect the router from someone inadvertently connecting both DC and mains AC supplies at the same time. ** NOTE ** subject to verification!!

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I have an AC300 with two B300 batterys. I run ONE 4'longX30"highX24"wide deep freezer covered on top with blankets for additional insulation. I have two 350watt portable Buetti solar panels connected to recharge system. I live in So.Utah VERY SUNNY. The AC300 system uses 25% of power overnight to just run that one freezer. It takes 5-7hrs, realigning panels for optimum sun light, to charge AC300 back to 100%. Can my system power my 2 subzero freezers, one refrig? sure. But not for very long. Suggestion: if you do get this system, which is pretty good, test it as though you are having a power outage! You can thank me later

It was an excellent video. Helped me to see the different and many uses and ways to charge and connect the ecoflow power station 😊

I have dreamed about powered slide out solar panels and there it is! Excellent’

I freagin love Canadians!! The best people !! Thanks

THANKS FOR THE IDEAS

But who uses electric stoves off grid ?

You are from Saskatchewan 😳 that plate had my eye instantly. That’s a hell of a journey brother, much love from back home 🌾

at 15:25 it looks like solid orange is put in slot 1 not the white stripe orange

Where do you find barrel connectors capable of 180W? I can only find pig tail with 18 awg

come to chile bro i need some help 😅

made in Australia mate

Hi guys. Just installed the dishy dualie. But having trouble too have power on the dish. I have a cable running from the dualie 13.4 volt to the yoscheng adapter. And then to de dish. Am I forgetting something.

Have to say one of the best and most practical reviews and tests of these battery Banks I've seen

Man I wish I had your intelligence, ingenuity, and skills!! Amazing...life must be a little easier for you by possessing the skills that you do. Well done!

Great video!!! Have you had any issues with over heating? How many amps are you running?

Excellent clear presentation one of the best 👌 really enjoyed it.

Hey what did you use to glue the pieces together?

I think it might help to rotate the first system you set up 90 degrees to avoid shading

solar has gotten so cheap its crazy

lol smoking helps prevent altitude sickness due to the carbon monoxide. funny fact smokers do better when changing elevation

this is the life I've dreaming, traveling and tinkering,

This question is related to the dishy duale. I have a gen 3 set up. The instructions that came with the duale didn’t say I could just put a rj45 on the end of my cable. Is that because of the gen 2 cables being so different? Why can’t I just plug the cable that came with it into the duale port? Sorry for the ignorance 🙄

We bought a couple deluxe Maxx Air fans for our bus, and out of the box I tried this on one. In retrospect I suppose I should have teste3d it first, but anywho it didn't work properly when I put it back together and connected it to power in my living room. I'm afraid I may have done something horribly wrong and completely messed it up. Basically the controls, remote or on the fan, are not doing what they are supposed to be doing. The cover won't open but it will close if I open it manually and press the off button. The fan itself won't come on most of the time. To compare, I took the second one out of the box and wired it up, and it worked a charm. Is this something I can fix? Any ideas? I tried to follow the video as close as I could and I used the exact same products. 😢

It’s no the same if you buy an inverter ???

meaeaeaahahahhaha, let's just stay another night, lol 🤣

That's just what we call a cross-over cable. It's for connecting host to host devices, unlike normal ethernet which is going from host to client, switch to pc, router to switch, but router to router would need a cross-over cable. Except nowadays a lot of NIC cards can just soft switch those to be cross-over as needed