Bluetti has full-house options, and of course, base camp options. What I could really use is somewhere in-between. We lose power frequently enough where I am that having one fully-weatherproof panel outside, and a large-ish base camp solar generator inside, so that the battery won't freeze in the winter or get rained on in the summer, would be really helpful. I priced out the fully solar options, and looked at all the pros and cons, and didn't think it made sense for our location. But woodstove plus a basecamp-style solar generator would be a good combination, so long as the solar panel was fully weatherproof.

Wow. Great setup for base camp/getting there. You are In The Zone, my friend. Very solid work.

These types of batteries have only lasted two or three years not ten

Great video; nice to see this battery put to work in a realistic situation. The upside to this battery seems significant. Do you have any concerns about charging this sort of battery versus the lead acid battery? Is there a higher risk of fire?

Great video buddy looks awesome

Look like a good battery!

Looks like a great product my friend ! Thanks for the information !

Thanks for the review. We just bought th pt55 and it failed to get down to temperature set first time we plugged it in and every time thereafter . Now trying to get some traction with Setpower.

How tall and heavy are you? The pack seems very small on you.

Great Demo Shared Wade ! Mmm Mmm Free Ribs ! Thanks For This ! Hugs For Them Pups ! ATB T God Bless

I do not get it. If this fridge is so great how can it be almost three times cheaper than others? What is the catch?

Been enjoying your videos for a long time, keep up the good work.

Amazing! Where did you get those beautiful cups!!? 😊

Outstanding review Wade…‼️ Looks like a really great cooler indeed…👍🏻 Thanks for sharing and Stay Strong 💪🏻 my friend…👍🏻‼️

Nice product Wade. Hope you and your family are enjoying your summer. See you next time my friend. 🇺🇲🔪🌲🔥

Hi Wade. Hope you enjoyed your father's day last weekend. Take care. 🇺🇲🔪🌲🔥

Looks like a good fridge/freezer! I have one of these on my wish list. One day I'll be able to get one😁

awesome

Looks good. Thanks for sharing Wade

Great info Wade.

Couldn’t believe Icecream stayed frozen…so worth it to have freezer option. Amazing unit!

Nice ! Like the added Stella ! Great vid ! W. Walker1965. Know one says NO ! To free ribs ! Lol.

3:05 dieses geile blaue Plastefaß fügt sich perfekt ins Bushcraft Natur Gesamtbild ein!😩😩😩😩

Great Demo Of A Capable Saw For Clean Ups Thanks For This Wade ! Worth Every Penny ! Hugs For Them Pups ! ATB T God Bless

French toast with sausage and scrambled eggs.

Good video. I have the OK1 because it has a longer handle. My JP Peltonen Ranger knife was lost, so I had to get a new knife to replace it. I didn't want to buy an expensive knife, but I still wanted a reliable knife. OK1 seems fine. Maybe the blade could be longer. On the other hand, a knife will never replace an ax no matter how long the blade is. Maybe I'll buy a Hultafors ax too.

Thank you for a good review. Have you tried to run non-inverter refrigerator? I’m wondering will this thing start its compressor.

Will this take wood pellets? Also any recommendations on outdoor fire pit chairs? I know Solo stove have some nice accessories like a heat deflector and a pit surround by nothing from east oak.

I have one and love it. How is River?

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Hi Wade, great to see you out and about my friend…. Looks like a great little chainsaw…👍🏻 Hope you had a nice Fathers Day if your a father…‼️ Stay Strong 💪🏻 Brother….👍🏻

Do ya plug it in to a power bush?

Hey, that is a handy option. Thank you for the video.

Having the right axe for the job = a life well lived. By the way, the Swedish ä is more or less a Canadian e, as in ”eh”. Gräns = Grens, and Fält = Felt. If you want to go for extra points, the Swedish ”rs” consonant blend sounds like ”rsh”. Grens forsh. Once you get the hang of it, Swedish isn’t that different from English, really. I mention all this because these particular words are good bushcraft words to know, if you ever visit Sweden or Norway. Gränsfors (Grens forsh) means something like ” boundary waterfall”. Fält (Felt) means ”field”. The operations where Helle, Gränsfors Bruk, and Casström are made can all be visited, and are not all that far apart in terms of driving time, unless the snow is deep. And there is one more good bushcraft word; ström (strem) means ”stream”. So if you look on the map and it says forsström, expect some whitewater. 🇸🇪

I have the 4 inch Saker and this Seesii one is a nice upgrade with the longer bar!

After watching this I went on Amazon and checked out several different saws. There were a few negative comments for each mainly with battery life and performance and some others with motor fails etc. How's yours holding up so far?

Looks decent.😁👍🏻

Happy Father's Day Wade. Thanks for the tip.

Personally, from the appearance of completeness, I'm diggin the SilverAnt. What kind of pack do you have to pack your day or two hikes/ trips?

Definite upgrades from the 6" version I have. Thanks for sharing Wade

Ok after selling us that Chain Saw please do a Ribeye video with all that extra wood LOL Love the Channel

I have a SeeSii like yours , I really like it ! I have a Lil woods in backyard I made a bushcraft camp with it , very cool saw I recommend it. (17acres)

I really enjoy your channel ! N.W. Ohio 43502. Being from Ohio, I really appreciate LT. Wright knives ! You may of awnswerd this already ? Is the gns model your favorite? I'm thinking of buying one , I own a genisis in flat grind and a HC carbon. I'm very fond of the kephardt spear design. I'm down to either getting a gns or a bushcrafter model in spear point. Thinking of trying a different blade shape from them.

Is that Bruce Willis?

Is that Bruce Willis?

If one take the oliveoil option, around how much olive oil should I add to the mix? Same amount as the butter?

Great video review! Nice to see the use of the accessories too👌🙂👍

Awesome review!👌🙂👍

Great product, thanks for sharing.

Nice video but I wouldn't call that a "knife".