Electronics Ecoflow/Portable Power Stations - Page 3

BWillie · 05:06 PM

Does anybody have one of these? How well do you like them and what can they power?

I am fascinated by the technology and how far we've come to make these things affordable. Gas generators are loudly annoying, give off fumes, costly to run and usually take up alot or space. These LiFePO4 batteries are much quieter and easier to lug around. Dont degrade near as much as older technology. You can use them everyday for a decade.

Thinking about buying a smaller one like an Ecoflow River 2 Pro to power a 12V fridge when I travel and also power an Nespresso machine when Im camping/hiking. Apparently they can operate some stuff via XBoost (up to 1600 watts) for a short time even. The bigger Ecoflows can pretty much power anything in your home.

I've even watched some YouTube videos of people who buy solar panels and can live off grid indefinitely in RVs/Vans/Tiny Home. You can even set up not even too many panels and charge your car. Fascinating!

**ChiefGator** · 04-16-2025, 11:56 AM

BTW, if you have DeWalt batteries, you can get an adapter to charge USB devices from them. Convenient, if you already have a bank of DeWalts like I do.

03-02-2025, 12:28 PM
BWillie Are you ready to Rumble? Join Date: Apr 2006 Casino cash: $-1198759	Ecoflow/Portable Power Stations Does anybody have one of these? How well do you like them and what can they power? I am fascinated by the technology and how far we've come to make these things affordable. Gas generators are loudly annoying, give off fumes, costly to run and usually take up alot or space. These LiFePO4 batteries are much quieter and easier to lug around. Dont degrade near as much as older technology. You can use them everyday for a decade. Thinking about buying a smaller one like an Ecoflow River 2 Pro to power a 12V fridge when I travel and also power an Nespresso machine when Im camping/hiking. Apparently they can operate some stuff via XBoost (up to 1600 watts) for a short time even. The bigger Ecoflows can pretty much power anything in your home. I've even watched some YouTube videos of people who buy solar panels and can live off grid indefinitely in RVs/Vans/Tiny Home. You can even set up not even too many panels and charge your car. Fascinating! Last edited by BWillie; 03-02-2025 at 05:06 PM..
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04-16-2025, 11:56 AM	#31
ChiefGator Can these boys not play? Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Northcentral Florida Casino cash: $6512956	BTW, if you have DeWalt batteries, you can get an adapter to charge USB devices from them. Convenient, if you already have a bank of DeWalts like I do. __________________ - Mark
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