. It does not require batteries or electricity! The fan is entirely powered by the radiant heat of your wood stove by converting it to electricity. A wood stove burn indicator is included, allowing visibility to ensure you're burning efficiently and not accumulating dangerous creosote needlessly. Place on top of your woodstove to warm your room up to 40% faster.

@byronmorris1594 oh thats amazing!! Thanks for the detailed response 👍

@@theundernetwork-gaming4705 Thank You.

Some heat is better than no heat. Making five heaters and placing them in a closed area is better. I am just showing you how energy can create heat from some small power bank, which can keep you warm when there is no heat. The problem is that you have to convert to a low energy usage.

I had had me for many years. I found them so expensive when they were popular. I brought a lot of used ones that they had rebuilt before they stopped using them. I bought 15 of them, and they still work brand new today. I use 5 of them to power air purifiers on the 20-volt side.

I found the charger was not charging correctly and replaced it with a good working one. Your charger may be going bad.

@@byronmorris1594 Thanks for your reply. A Google search found the mfg web page, and selling these at something like $80 ea, but sold out. That seemed curious-- maybe shipping as hazmat exceeding the UN3480 restrictions made the shipping too costly? Rebuilt? -The Li+ cells have a fully charged Voltage, but the 20V port will be 16V while the 12V is 12V. A different K2 20V port is 20V, bu the 12V is 3V. My guess is a board component has failed, but all the RTV drooled over the components and small component size make sourcing the problem ...a problem. Probably smarter to buy new ones if a reasonable price. Many of the 4.5mm adapters for 20V have failed, and apparently there is a chip embedded in the adapter that fails I think I have found a supplier for the Dell adapter at $8 ea.

Thank You. Happy New Year to you, too. Thank You.

I will have to try it. I am just getting ready before the cold event starts. Thank You.

@@byronmorris1594 man id be careful breathing in all that chinese "candle wax" fumes.

Shame they never put Anderson side ports on the 150 like they had on the 400/1250

Thank You.

It only pulsates when pressed sightly.

I got this by luck. I had it for five years and didn't use it, so I didn't realize its value until later. A doctor got it first, and when he left his wife, she sold it to me. I never cared until I started playing games on it and found that it played games fast, so I later installed more names on it. Later, I found out why she wanted $1800, and she told me. Her husband paid $7200 for it. I don't know what I am doing with it.

@@byronmorris1594 so i guess the answer NO

@@byronmorris1594 So i guess your not gonna sell it I just liked the design of it

@@pharrohku5922@pharrohku5922 I have seen them sell on eBay without the box, without the faster chip, with broken, missing letters, and without hard drives. For $1000, you can get one later off of eBay.

@@byronmorris1594 Yea I know I have been keeping an eye out for one

200 watts is what it does.

@@byronmorris1594 That doesn't answer my exact question though. You're holding the device in your hands as we speak, you could just plug in some similar wall light around that wattage and save me the hassle of having to send the device back in case it doesn't work, that's the point of making these videos to begin with.

A larger power bank running many power banks I have.

Thank You.

I have the battery for cold weather. I only got it when I had to go out for cars when they broke down to heat the truck cabin with a heater. I used the 1250 when the weather was lousy, so I kept it in the truck for extended usage.

You can watch the older videos to see how to make your own.

It depends on the area size and temperature 110. The area you want to warm up should be prepared before the temperature drops. It is to help with dampness, not to keep warm. If done correctly, you will see a small area of 20-degree differences. The warmer you want, the more heaters you need.

You can watch the older videos to see how to make your own.

Yes, it is a little loud, but when you need heat or cold, you don't care about noise.