Absolutely Nothing
Lithium2000 Lyrics

We have lyrics for 'Absolutely Nothing' by these artists:

Dead or Alive Where are you when the sun goes down And I need…
Dunsin Oyekan Somebody just raise your hands I'm telling am nothing withou…
East River Pipe What's in my head? what's in my head? nothing. What's…
Gary Taylor Ahhhhh Anything Ahhhhh Anything Absolutely Anything And Ever…
Houser Randy I backed my Chevrolet out the driveway straight to the…
Lambretta I can give you anything that you want 'Cause I'm your…
Lily Allen I'm on the doorstep With my key turned in the door Walk…
Randy Houser I backed my Chevrolet out the driveway straight to the…
Spare Lead [Verse 1] Ok guys, I'm sitting here dead. I've got nothing…

The Beaches Dark crash red tide My body's trapped inside A chokehold wit…
The Hidden Shelf Gave it some time and I surrendered seeking the truth Behind…
The Velvoids Somewhere, when I don’t care, I remember absolutely nothing.…

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@HOBOTECH

1y↑12

CHECK OUT THE PECRON: https://gohobo.io/e2000lfp code HOBOE2000LFP for $854
ORDER the 3072wh BATTERY: https://gohobo.io/eb3000
[UPDATE: Pecron now tells me my version was an early model and the 100w PD was fixed in the production version!]

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@beeski

1y↑12

I own this generator (among others) and I’m pretty happy with it. I purchased it knowing it’s limitations which for me are minor.

As these things become fancier (app, internal charger, UPS), I’m starting to notice that the usable battery is starting to become less and less and that they are becoming heavier and heavier. I don’t find that to be the case with this one.

The idea of getting this type of capacity with the ability to add more to it , and it’s still truly portable is a big selling point. Especially at this price point.

Yeah, the 60 watt vs 100 is a weird choice, and the limitations for solar charging is unfortunate but I’m still happy.

I should also note that their customer service is pretty responsive and it comes with a water proof cover and a nylon bag for the accessories. Pretty good deal.

@micatnight2010

1y↑1

Thanks, Professor, for another great review. I've yet to see any review from someone else that even comes close to the level of detail you put into these videos.
If you have some time, I have a couple of questions:

If the primary reason to purchase a SG is for backup power (think, Florida) it seems to me the best option is to have UPS capability (UPS relay). That way, instead of just being stored somewhere, it can take the place of a computer/TV UPS and be used on a daily basis. Is that a fair assumption?

I've gone through several tropical cyclones where we lost power. The main thing electricity is wanted for DURING a storm is the refrigerator, TV and internet. Flashlights, battery powered fans, and small power banks for phones, etc. can take care of most other needs. I know the technology (and prices) are rapidly changing, but based on my above criteria, would you have any recommendations?

I've posted a couple of your videos on the Eye On The Storm blog (Yale Climate Connections) and was surprised at how many people weren't even aware these things exist. I'll post this one too later today. I got an email from YCC the other day titled, "Everything to buy if a hurricane is forecast for your area" and there wasn't even a mention of a SG. It seems to me that should be on the essential list for those that can afford one. Especially since practically every storm has someone dying of carbon monoxide poisoning from a gas powered generator. Any thoughts you may have on this will no doubt be appreciated and passed on to the EOTS blog.

Thanks again,
Mike

All comments from YouTube:

@HOBOTECH

1y↑12

@RamblinBobReviews

22w↑3

We can confirm this, all the e2000lfp units that are being sold now are 120v and have 100w (20v @ 5a) usb-c outputs :)

@pecron2879

1y↑114

I'm glad to see this test video, but please rest assured that our E2000LFP was updated 2 months ago to reach 100W PD output, the previous 65W was due to a protocol issue with the device. Thank you so much!

@hermw3484

1y↑12

👍😁 I'm purchased the E2000LFP in September and it does work with my 100W laptop charger, I'm looking forward to your extra battery!!!

@ProductsChannel

1y↑1

I tried looking up your website but it was down. I can't find any info on it. Nor do I see anything on Amazon.

@darrellee4953

@@ProductsChannel Try using the links provided in the description.

@WarTheory

1y↑2

Question I preordered this unit and got it in July so is this unit a 100W PD or 65W? If it is a 65w what can be done to correct the protocol issue with these units?

@TheDukie54

How does the E2000LFP and the E3000 stack up against each other? I bought the E3000 in July, and am wondering.

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@hermanpaul3286

1y↑9

Tom, Thanks for your time! but it seems that the E2000LFP i bought last month it can support PD 100W output, I bought their E2000lfp with 1200W solar panel kit, you are right, I’m very happy with their cost!! I’m currently very satisfied with it!

@ericc461

1y↑15

Another perfectly informative review, thanks Professor. I'm doing a price watch this winter on models in this range. Still loving the xylophone percussion.

@JoyfullyLiving

1y↑7

I would love to see you do a review on whatever product you think is the 'Best' or 'most efficient' system for an off-grid RV system

@shagitup

8w↑1

After research, including your review,, I pulled the trigger on this unit. I was not crazy about the power brick but for $900 you can’t go wrong. Thanks again!

@familymusic1771

1y↑9

“Pecron - That’s Lame” - they felt that. They’ll change to 100w = 100w not 60w… thankful for channels that say the pros and the cons that end up forcing companies to improve. This is a great product and weaknesses called out that will force them to improve. Everyone wins including themselves

@jfraz6246

1y↑7

I just got this, glad you’re doing a review

@lerbonrver8367

1y↑16

That's great reveiew! Thanks Tom! As an RV traveler, I would love to choose the Pecron E2000LFP, I checked out their products and for those who don't want to spend more money on something fancy, I prefer the best value for money E2000lfp, it provides exactly the energy support I need in my RV life, I won't spend more money on marketing costs of other brands, ECO and Blue... They cost a few hundred dollars more, but the E2000lfp doesn't lose out at all when comparing the 3 of them, and I can totally use the few hundred dollars I save on my RV... Thanks Tom, I will choose E2000lfp

@courtmiller4116

How are you liking it? I just bought one this evening. I can't wait to try! Hoping it will be compatible with the solar panels I bought from harbor freight.

@achey70

1y↑2

Mine showed up Friday with the pair of 200 watt panels. So far am impressed. Has Ben running the deer shack since Friday night. Had to charge sat afternoon for about three hours with the gas Genny. To lazy to put out the panels as of yet. So far so good. Ordered one of the expansion battery also. Will let you know. For what it's worth I did wire it through a 6 slot breaker box. Works great will see. Thanks for the review on the e3000, it's why I went with the pecron e2000 and expansion. You are a riot and thanks for doing the technical testing.

@andrewmcleod9312

1y↑4

Your a bloody Legend Hobotech. Hello from Australia !!!

@DoritosResidue

1y↑10

Even though there is no internal charging brick I see it as a plus. Its almost half the size of the bluetti ac200 max . When I go camping I need as much space possible. I have a family of 4 and the size is a check mark for me.

@marcfruchtman9473

1y↑9

I really like the overall thoroughness of your reviews. Thank you for your professionalism. The lack of the UPS hamstrings the product.

@barkingspider2007

1y↑4

I ordered the Pecron during Black Friday price sale.. Used your coupon to get the E200LFP for $1,235 ish the sale price worked with the coupon. (Thank YOU!)
The functionality was exactly as described. My use case is hunting camp with a HF Predator 3500 to charge the Pecron. This will give me on demand power and greatly reduce the run time of my generator.
The BOUGERV 180w Solar Panels are my next addition to the system.
I am going to back up my freezer with the Pecron if we have grid issues. I would have loved the addition of UPS to the device.
Thank you very much for the video. : )

@donaldricher8815

1y↑2

Barkingspider2007 Have you had any issues with your Pecron. How's the charging performance.

@barkingspider2007

1y↑1

@@donaldricher8815 It seems to work well... Leave it charging longer than the battery indicator says, it's got more to go to be at 100% charge. Good value for the $$$

@chitownshowtime5246

1y↑5

Always outstanding 👏 reviews

@YNPBORN

1y↑9

Tom, your reviews are the best! Well done

@keitharoo1962

27w

That 100W port falling that short was enough to make me choose to buy something else. Thanks for the review!

@malikh6737

1y↑1

I like ur vids you are always more in-depth than any other YouTuber your better than minute man prep smile

@borandell9915

1y↑11

I gotta admit, at that price level it's compelling, even with its few warts. Pretty good mobility too. But I've got bigger expansion plans with the AC500 system.

@mgysgtk8835

I think i just decided to buy the 1000 montek.
Ups is very important to me.
As always awesome reviews.

@factsmatter4760

1y↑4

Great review I was actually waiting for you to review this lol I’m basically “living in my car”so I’d really like to have a good power station 😅

@exgenica

05:30 Thanks very much for showing the output waveform UNDER A DECENT LOAD. Missing from so many reviews.
Would also like to see a quick peek at both near minimum and near maximum loads and also when it's "running hot". I've seen output waveforms vary substantially depending on the MOSFETs and capacitors used.

@FurrBeard

1y↑5

If you get to test the expansion battery, I'd love to know how well they document the interconnect. The expansion might already be more interesting than the core unit, given that it has a 30A 12v XT60 output (correct gender, too!) and it's own MPPT controller, but being able to use that apparently 24v connection with other gear would be awesome.

@gordkao

thanks for the review

@beeski

1y↑12

@rrrrrhino

Great video!!! I got a set of those DBL lithium batteries for Christmas. They seem to work well in my ancient portable Ham radio tranceiver. Expensive yes but there are no other good options since the old Ni-Cad pack which is no longer available.

@Chachoze

1y↑1

I am not certain if it has been mentioned already but the latest version of this E2000lfp which I received recently due to an rma is now outputting 120volt ac whereas the prior version would only do 110volt. I would assume it also does output usb-c 100w pd however I don't have a usb-c powered device that will pull in 100watt, my laptop only pulls 60w even from its only power adapter.

I had ordered one in August and it worked well and I really liked it however it had a strange issue with the ac inverter and the exhaust fans and that one only put out 110v, so they are making changes/improvements/revisions...so good on Pecron!

@clarencewiles963

1y↑4

Thanks again finding the no fixed 100 / 60 watt. Are we at the point that you can put together a spreadsheet of Solar generator’s from your notes? You have years of experience as well. Also going to Solar panel’s spreadsheet. Even to the point of putting the required panels and generator’s. Together when camping or totally off grid your are dependent upon solar to recharge for the overnight or bad weather. I’m thinking it’s going to be a book. 😅 ok I’ll buy it. Time teasing Solar review. Thanks again for your work and your posting today.

@TChalla007

I have a 1500W and might get this one.

@videoprotectedcom

1y↑3

America appreciates and loves the effort / work that you do.

@mikeb4967

1y↑8

Always enjoy your reviews. When the day comes when you can add a battery/batteries using a standard 100ah AmpereTime, Redodo, or PowerQueen type of battery, then I'll consider buying one of these units. I think they would sell a gazillion of them if they did.

@marcfruchtman9473

re: adding batteries using a standard... type... Very true.

@HOBOTECH

1y↑7

Like I said in the review you can add whatever batteries you want to the 12v input.

@worldcomicsreview354

Get an inverter and plug the AC charger into it.

@marcfruchtman9473

1y↑1

@@HOBOTECH Apologies. Just to clarify... you can "add batteries" thru the 12 volt input and "recharge" those batteries thru the same input point?

@RV-ardvark

1y↑1

This Pecron system seems to have a lot of value for the price.

@Archangel9093

1y↑1

Please, Please test the new Geneverse HomePower Two Pro!! You did the older Generarc but this is a newer version. Thank you HOBO!

@escoworld

The first video of yours I was like dam that’s corny now I’m here like “BANG BANG” all loud in my room excited for the results

@thomastrefz

1y↑5

Will you do an update review video of the pecron lfp 2000 When you received the external batteries? would love to see how they work in conjunction, also charging separately and bidirectional really interesting information this could be a huge selling point for this unit once you can test it.

@3Bud

1y↑1

got it for $1234.05 with black Friday deal combined with the hobo code! Thanks!!

@UPdan

I think this is my next because of this review.

@mikemesta1

finally im getting notified of your videos. thanks youtube

@butchthurman4685

29w

I just got this unit. For 1099. It is on-sale and free shipping.

@dancramer5120

1y↑2

I love your channel!!!

@micatnight2010

1y↑1

@YayaOrchid

1y↑2

Another Great Video.
My question: On Solar charging you mentioned 2-200w Renogy panels to start with or 4-320w panels for max solar power.
I also noticed that there are 550w panels available.
Would it be better to get 2-550w and connect each one to each port?
Is their a video reviewing the Renogy panels?

@nightstringers

40w

I would love to garb a beer with this guy. . Love his videos .

@kevbutler81

New sub,
Love these reviews 👍
I have a question as you obviously now what your talking about. If you had to chose for a 2kw generator for a small camper, would you pick this pecron,
Ecoflow max,
ffpower,
oupes 2.4,
bluetti 200p.

@darrellee4953

1y↑1

Please test the Pecron S1500

@bryanrascicot6951

Great video Sir. What was the name of the max solar panels you mentioned? I'm definitely interested in the quickest solar charging panels available for this. Thank you

@macross9321

1y↑4

Does anyone know the brand of that variable voltage charger hobo uses for solar input testing?

@TheDarkrelic

25w

Just found your channel and subscribed. Great review as I'm about to buy one of these. Not real clever with this stuff and curious how I work out how long my fridge at home will last on the Pecron?

@andrewbeach1685

43w↑1

Did you test the Renogy panels with this power unit?

@robertope1770

48w

Hi, congratulations for the details of the video. One piece of advice, better pecron E2000LFP or Bluetti AC200P?? I have to use it as the main battery of my van. Thanks a lot! :)

@htdn4ever

1y↑1

Hello professor,

In your video you tested the charging with "fake solar", your variable voltage charger. Since that seemed to take the charge, would there be any issues of charging the unit using 3 12v batteries wired in series to get over the 31v minimum requirement?

@user-cj5ob9ts3e

36w

Can I use lithium batteries for my house batteries in a class C and not hurt the alternator ?

@jasonw8124

1y↑1

Teardown!

@gsp49

Where do I get one of those charging gadgets like you had plugged in to your phone?

@Bamabrute85

1y↑2

I can live with most of its minor shortcomings, but, the lack of surge output might be too big of a big turnoff or me to purchase it. That sucks too, because I was really interested in it.

@nikkion2140

Pls help me with general question on solar panels:
Is 2 x 100W same as 1 x200 W?
What are the advantages and disadvantages between them>
Thanks in advance and God Bless.

@rainbow.kadoatie

50w↑1

Great review, thank you! My question is, can you charge this, or any other similar power station, using a regular (not inverter) generator?

@ainttakenanyshit

40w

A "regular" generator normally has the engine running at 3600 RPM to easily make the 60 Hz required for devices. As the output is relatively clean, it should be OK to power the AC charging "brick". What you don't want to do is use any AC voltage source that has a square or modified sine wave, like in some cheaper UPS's that have a very "noisy" output. Any AC device - charging brick - will work BEST with a pure sine wave input....

@marywel7615

I got four 250 watt, 12vdc panels to double charge with.

@NorCal-refrigeration

Double 👊 👊 Friday! 🤘⚡️🤘 is it just me or dose saying Pecron make you giggle 😊.

@williamwilson6499

Does not dose.

@Banagal

Sounds interesting though I already have the Ecoflow and am working on their expandable batteries. I'm saving my pennies... :)

@AngelAngel-qm2ko

Hi great video! between pecron e2000lfp or the vtoman 1800 would you pick one over the other? In your opinon is the bulky power supply of the pecron a deal breaker compared to other power stations out there. I'm just looking for something affordable with good value. Thanks

@Christian_Harlow

Could I use this in my Semi with a portable air conditioner? I’m looking to charge the battery pack while driving and use this to power AC overnight.

@angrytiger9346

Where can I buy that variable voltage power supply do you have it in your amazon store

@1247dc

How do I connect a dokio 300w panel to a Perron 2000lfp?

@naimasrael6829

1y↑1

Is it a 5525 or 5521 adapter??? Thankhz for sharing. Wholeness n Essence of Love ((-;

@familymusic1771

1y↑2

I saw it online and thought but Who da fook is this company. Chime in the myth.. the man… the electronic legend HoboTech… you are the MAN.

@bobnelson5612

36w

Does the E2000LFP have an EPS or UPS feature?

@HOBOTECH

36w↑1

If it does it would be mentioned in the review.

@rsj3039

42w

I just got it for $899 on Amazon Prime Day 👍

@Cabernet2000

I like it but only want to be able to put one 200w panel out outside of my Rv. That panel only delivers max 29Amps. So to be clear are you saying this unit won’t charge with solar with that amount input??Weight is an issue with RV so whatever I put in it something typically comes out.

@kayaknjbp7472

42w

Are you going to review the Pecron E1500lfp? It is new and on pre-order.

@HOBOTECH

42w↑1

I'm still waiting for it to show up...

@lawrenceroycemanapsal7741

37w

Hi, can somebody tell me the solar panels i need to charge this battery? I am new to this kind of power supply. Thank you

@xeom102

42w

Price is now 849 no tax, great deal

@lorirodgers9474

You are awesome!!!

@adventuresinportland3032

1y↑1

Curious, when you mention the big 3, is that Bluetti, Ecoflow, and Jackery?

@debbiedogs1

Yes. They have dominated for a while, it seems. Check put the Bluetti EB3A, small, LiFePO4 battery, great display (better than typical Bluetti), and can often get it for about $240! Not big capacity, but really handy.

@debbiedogs1

Pretty sure he means those 3, and that the 3rd is not BougeRV even though they have some great items.

@worldcomicsreview354

@@debbiedogs1 I think Jackery are big because of marketing, not quality. They don't even offer LFP!
In Japan, they've got their stuff into not only electronics stores, but also "home" stores selling bedsheets, shower mats etc. And JVC build licensed copies of the Jackery range. And Japan-only brand Powerarq have one model that's a recoloured Jackery (though they also have an Ecoflow Delta with a removable battery, and a Bluetti E300 but with an internal battery and no modularity... wierd brand)

@EfficientRVer

@@worldcomicsreview354 I dislike Jackery, but calling them low quality is incorrect. They have two major downsides, neither of which is quality. They are expensive for what they are. They have a fraction of the life cycles of LiFePO4. Plus a minor downside, the damned stupid fixed handle making the top useless. But they are tough, reliable, and of high quality. Very few people run a Jackery out of cycles before they get something bigger/newer as time marches on and their needs change. People who actually are going to keep a unit for 3500 cycles, know who they are, and I think they're still deluding themselves a bit to think they'll be using the same unit after cycling it every day for 10 years.

How smart is it to get a car with an engine that will last 1,250,000 miles instead of 250,000 miles? For most people, it will be wrecked, rusted, or obsolete by the time they reach 250K miles, so it doesn't matter. They'll have a new car by then in either case, maybe to get features unavailable on any car now. Same with power stations.

@NotMrSpielberg

27w

is it safe to use neutral-ground bonding plug with the E2000LFP? Any chance it could cause problems?

@jamesslack8933

1y↑1

Unfortunately their support staff doesn't seem to be able to get it together to even respond to anything other than warranty registration!

@ripkej77

19w

@HOBOTECH I picked up this unit I have a question . Can you hook up a small wind generator to power this unit say a 400w unit ?

@Mike-n-Murf

22w

What would be a good panel to use with the Pecron E2000 LFP that is mountable to the top of my vehicle? I have a roof top tent on my Jeep (with luggage rack), and looking for a durable panel with the correct voltage. Thanks for any help you can give!

@jsedusjung461

1y↑2

i will wait to buy until the expandable batteries are tested and review by at least two youtubers.

@brentmitchel3167

1y↑1

It’s so tempting to go to this type of route. The downside is if you’re putting it in a camper it offers no real charging method while you’re driving other than a cigarette lighter.

@EfficientRVer

Hook up an inverter to your vehicle battery to charge it with. Limiting yourself to getting only 120W from your car's alternator via the cigarette lighter is ridiculous. I'd wire (and fuse, of course) a good 1000W inverter to the vehicle battery, and use it to charge at the 550 watts. If you want to be charging at 1100 watts, you need to be sure of what your alternator puts out, you need to be much more precise with your wiring work, and you need to know how much of power is used by the vehicle itself in all sorts of scenarios. You don't want to be depleting your car battery as you drive. My own car draws about 350W minimum just to power up all its computers, etc. Most radiator fans now are electric, so don't forget that will be kicking on and off.

Or you could maybe find an appropriate DC-DC charger and skip converting to AC and back, and charge it with 48V or whatever. Whether you'd need a fancy one, or a simple 40A 13.8v to 48v converter (little box which looks like a heat sink), is something to ask Pecron or Hobo.

Separate issue, the size of that charging brick. If I'm charging it with something that size, it's going to be a precision bench power supply usable for 100 other things. Some great 10A 30V ones actually go to 32V, so with the 32V Pecron input actually accepting 30V, you could compromise and run it at 31V to keep both devices happy probably. Or you could use it as an excuse to get a 60V 5A power supply instead. Or one of each, lol. You can't have too many bench power supplies, and you can't have too few proprietary charging bricks.

@pilinke11

36w

Do you think i would be able to run this with solar panels 24/7 with a fridge? Or it will damage this battery? Thanks

@HOBOTECH

36w↑1

Sure

@chumps7974

Does it have a UPS feature?

@guyrandom6151

21w

why is the pecron e1500 have 200 more watts but 400 less wh ? I like the pecron for most things but the Bluetti has a 240 output plug massive plus for bigger setups

@stevesklar8334

40w

Anyone know the AMPs the 110 volt plugs can support.

@4QWzbaxSzUAq9

hey, professor hobo, do you have a down n dirty tutorial on watts volts amps and conversions that's an evergreen video i could watch and rewatch and rewatch.... hmmm?

@ainttakenanyshit

40w↑1

I think the "safest" sure way to use an external battery source is to use three 12.8 volt / 100 AH LiFePO4 batteries in series. This would give you approximately 38.4 V * 100 AH = 3840 additional Watts. If you use their spec of ~15 amps input charging using the 38.4 volts input, the input to one solar input would be approximately 576 Watts, just under the 600 Watt solar max.... As a decent 12.8 V LiFePO4 battery can be obtained for ~275 to 300 bucks * three, you would then have a total of ~ 5760 Watts of total power available for ~ 900 dollars - saving about 500 bucks over the $1399 EB3000.... With using the EB3000 @ 3072 Watts + 1920 Watts for the main box = 4992 Watts available), an ADDITIONAL 768 more Watts over using the Pecron battery..... IMPORTANT NOTE: This way to expand battery capacity will only really be good for users that don't need the FULL availability, as you only have the approximate 576 Watts available at any one moment. The EB3000 battery can/will give you the total 3072 Watts to be used at any wattage load up to the 2000 Watt inverter capacity, I.E. powering about a 1500 Watt load for ~ 1.5 hours or so.... For the high wattage user, the EB3000 will perform best....

@bidnow

Since there is no app, can these generators ever have a software update? I'm thinking not.

@ddeardeuff2167

1y↑2

Does requiring 30 volts minimum to charge from solar mean that you can't charge it on a slightly overcast day?

@HOBOTECH

1y↑2

Overcast has nothing to do with voltage.

@BucksBe

43w

Curious if you plan on doing a review of the expandable EB3000 battery? You seemed to be high on Pecron but with the EB3000 battery out 7 months now, surprised you haven't reviewed it. Are you still good with Pecron? Also, they have sales going on now. This unit is roughly $1050 (with promo code) and the EB3000 is about $1300 w/ code. That's about 47 cents/Wh 😶 Price is great but do you feel it's a quality unit for the money?

@HOBOTECH

43w↑1

That battery came out too late to make the review and my schedule doesn't permit backpedaling. I'm waiting on the 48v EP3000 and E1500LFP. Those should be a lot more popular.

@fongsa1yuk

Almost everything I wished except for the huge brick.

@stevenwilliams4343

Question.. when I have my pecron e2000 lfp plugged in and charging at about 550 watts with the lunchbox charger, when it reaches 100% it keeps charging and says at 550 watts or so. I left it charging for about another 7 minutes but it didn't stop charging. Will it just keep charging and overcharge and ruin it if I'm not around to unplug it?

@mannyfragoza9652

1y↑1

one of the things missing is a light to call down the Dancing aliens. I'm not sure i could live without a light lol

@Flappingflippers

12w

Can these be charged with a DC to DC charger....

@arinkuik4629

1y↑1

I just purchased a PECRON E2000LFP. My RV roof space that I'm working with is 101" x 77". If I should use (2) Renogy 450 Watt Monocrystalline Solar Panel SKU: RSP450D-120x2-US, would this work? The dimensions would be perfect.

@mattdoyle2886

Yes they will run fine. I see them at 34 volts so it's over the minimum mentioned so you can run one on each controller.

@clarencewiles963

1y↑1

Tom I was in the process of an order and my credit union told me that my card was stop I call and they said that the order was going to China. So have anyone had any issues. Thanks

@CotDamn85

1y↑1

much more positives than negatives, but im waiting until they offer a 30 or 50amp rv port.

@HOBOTECH

1y↑1

Just use a dogbone. A 30A hookup would require a 3600w output.

@EfficientRVer

@@HOBOTECH Speaking of which, is there a Mango E in your future?

@isaaccowan5316

1y↑2

What about a dedicated UPS ($100 to $150 for a decent one) plugged in to catch the slack (also fixable without tearing into the power pack, and they do "break"). Yes, more wires, but what the heck, it's solar baby.