I'm DONE, My Wife Was STRANDED Without Electricity! Anker Solix F3800

[@NewStuffTV1]

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[@marinevetoneroman7232]

Excellent Video, Thank You.. A Floridian here with the same issues you have... I'm long over due for a set up..... Can you do a short video on the cost, average..? Got a quote for Tesla; cash was about $50k. Leased for 25 years was $74,000..😢 T.Y

[@ToneyGreer]

This video is fantastic! I'm currently in the planning phase of constructing my home, and I'm really interested in going completely off-grid. Could this system setup serve as the main off-grid energy source to power my home, allowing me to disconnect from the city's electricity supply?

[@bryant865]

i bought 2 anker solix f3800 ($2500ea on sale) ... the cable adapter ($250) to join them not the wall mount controller .... i plug in the adapter to a 50amp plug which goes to a 50amp breaker in the box ... 2 vatrar 51.2ah batteries ... i plug 1 battery into each of the f3800's ... the batteries were $1000 each ... so around 17k watt hours ... 4 580w ($150ea) solar panels ... this runs my home (small) with 2 ppl living there ... have had it pulling up to 10k+ watts at once with dryer/stove/ac/entire home ... have just had a few months ... installed myself ... but no hiccups ... no issues at all ... love it

[@chriswright8074]

10kw is a lot of energy

[@bdtang]

Curious on your set up on how are you connecting the vatrer batteries to the Anker - I’ve got 2 x f3800, smart panel, and have been adding expansion batteries bp3800s but even when they are on sale, they are still ~$1700 each for 3.84kWh. Would love more battery backup capacity at a lower cost.

[@bryant865]

@@bdtang just plug straight into the solar input with xt60 … I use victron solar charger to charge batteries … drawback is the xtra batteries cannot communicate with f3800 … so have to use separate app to monitor batteries

[@bryant865]

@@chriswright8074 I was just testing … turned everything I could on

[@andrewhkim]

@@bryant865 which Vatrer batteries? any reference videos you watched to do your setup?

[@muletowndumpsters]

You're about as excited as I get when talking about this stuff. Wish my wife shared my enthusiasm. Looks at me crazy when I buy these things. I've yet to have the good fortune of a power outage to show what a prepared husband I am. Figuring I'll continue getting these looks until such a day arises. 😂

[@NewStuffTV1]

Lmao! The funny thing is now that ove done all of this, we'll probably never have an outtage again. The Texas will make some HUGE announcement about how they're fixing the grid. 🤷🏾‍♂️🤣🤣🤣

[@brittgayle467]

Same here!

[@debidee5548]

​@@NewStuffTV1when they fix or update the grid they shut it down it's happening all over California.

[@debidee5548]

You can put in a power transfer switch and use it now and save money on your bill and your wife won't think you're so nuts.

[@JimEdds]

Learned more from this video than the past 10 on the Anker 3800. Keep up the good work.

[@WillMathematics]

Installing enough solar panels (4.8kw) to max out both F3800s is the next essential step to make the overall invest worthwhile. Doing that will maximize the electricity bill savings when there is grid power, as well as allow you to have electricity indefinitely when the grid goes down. Since it's relatively inexpensive to add a generator inlet to your main panel, I would do that as well. This way you have an additional backup. Since an inverter generator (clean energy only) will be able to charge the batteries while it powers your home, the setup will provide the additional benefit of reducing the overall propane consumption during an emergency.

[@Echolimabravo321]

Very good points...Folks need to understand the WHOLE picture....

[@AnimeWill]

Indeed. You need the solar to charge these up to eventually break even for regular use. Not taking into account the value you place on just having these for backup. Up to the user to value that.

[@kmain0]

Savings? You're talking about $12,000 for the 2x Anker SOLIX F3800 + 2X BP3800 expansion batteries. Plus probably another $500-$1000 to get a electrician to install the panel minimum maybe even more... then you gotta spend at least another $500 for each 400W panel so $2000+tax. You're around $15,000 in the hole at this point and then you have to run conduit or pay someone to install panels on your home... then you have to factor in what if you want panels that rotate to face the sun more efficently... You're never going to "save" money here it'll take well over 15-20 years to even see any benefit and by then the F3800 and B3800 will be obsolete. Then is purely to have a emergency power source and aint no way you're ever saving money with this setup. If they can lower the cost of these units or somehow make it make financial sense then this setup is just not going to make sense to most people rather get a 30 AMP bypass to tie in a regular inverter generator and use it to run the fridge/freezer/fans/lights during outages. Powering your HVAC is just a flex here. I think where these units do shine however is if you're a heavy RV user with solar on top. Must more peaceful to run a BP3800+F3800 in your RV while on the road rather than a generator.

[@zimvader25]

@@kmain0or just buy a couple of these and forgo the whole solar set up and just sign up for one of those “free nights” plans and charge them at night when it’s free and run them during the day instead of using the electrical grid. You’ll save enough on electricity to pay for these in just a couple of years but you won’t really be set up for extended emergency backup power, just a few hours.

[@dboucher26]

I have solar panels on my home for daytime energy and I get free electricity every night from 9pm until 7am. The free night time electricity means I get charged a high per kWh rate ($0.27/kWh) during the day, but I have 17 KW worth of solar panels on my roof so no big deal when it's sunny. I have 2 Ecoflow Delta Pro Ultras that's able to run my entire house, plus I have a transfer case that powers 10 of my essential circuits which connects to 2 regular Delta Pros and 2 batteries each (21.6 kWh worth). All my batteries are connected to off-grid solar panels (separate from my 17KW worth of on grid panels) so they basically maintain a charge all day (unless it's raining). So I supplement my on grid usage with the Delta Pros and Delta Pro Ultras whenever I'm not on the free electricity rate and the sun isn't shining or it's raining/cloudy out, so I NEVER pull from the grid and I'm able to charge my 45 kWh worth of batteries and 2 EVs every night for free. To top it off I get energy credits every month which adds up, therefore they send me a check whenever I build up a certain amount of credits.

[@CHGadgetz]

A setup like this is a must-have, especially with all these crazy random storms, hurricanes, and tornados, I gotta get myself one of those Anker Solix F3800. Good stuff bro

[@thefpvlife7785]

You must have deep pockets because this setup is a very pretty penny. I have a far simpler setup for those occasional brownouts that I could expand long term if need be.

[@NewStuffTV1]

What's up bro! Yeah, mother nature has been kicking our asses lately. I had to do something because it's happening way too often now.

[@CHGadgetz]

@@NewStuffTV1 yup fa sure

[@loluog]

​@@thefpvlife7785what's your set up?

[@danielcurtis1454]

I use the ANKER F2600 with 1 expansion battery to run our RV! Works great!!!

[@NewStuffTV1]

ANKER for the WIN!

[@Graymanvanlife]

How long can you run your AC Or heating unit in your R.V with 2600 watts?

[@underourrock]

Get the bifacial panels up higher if you want to pickup more power underneath. You could paint the fence white below it and for a ways down the fence line. You'll need some concrete and steel to get them up high enough without lots of structure, but you also be increasing your power capture. I say this as someone who has installed 33 bifacial panels in a 12kW system and at my old house I installed an 11kW system there.

[@mariagandarillas8162]

I love how you present. Very natural, speak clearly. Very professional.

[@af1023]

Thank you for taking the time to share your experience with this video. Most likely during an emergency of a catastrophic degree, you will not run the larger TVs nor the pool pump extending your running time. While some folks may argue that a $500 generator can do the same, it is an issue when you need to constantly refuel. I strongly believe in a hybrid system where the solar panels feed the batteries and the generator kicks in if the batteries are too low and the panels are not supplying sufficient energy. This is an excellent investment and does briing you piece of mind, especially if the outage extends to days or weeks as we experienced in the Austin area. Thank you and take care.

[@bdtang]

We have solar and a Tesla powerwall 3 but installed a similar 2x Anker solix f3800 and 3 expansion batteries on each and the system works well. Had originally bought the F3800s during their kickstarter campaign and had installed solar in the interim. We added the expansion batteries since it was easier and cheaper than getting another powerwall 3 installed. Only difference in my set up is I didn’t move any circuits over to the critical loads panel since my powerwall will switch over and the F3800s will still continue to function. Only drawback is that my F3800s output is limited to 6kW. Most of the time I’m under 6kW draw except when the pool heater is running and I’m charging my car. The F3800s are great - only wished they designed it for higher solar input since 60v max means you have to wire panels in parallel to stay within the solar input parameters.

[@DivaBeryl]

Thanks for this. I have a F3800+expansion+Smart Monitor a month ago (no Solar) as a backup to a whole house Generac which failed the 3 times really needed (Hurricane Harvey, 2021 Texas freeze, Hurricane Beryl). If this system existed 10 years ago, I wouldn’t bother with a generator. I liked that you spent some time showing the app. Other videos don’t show much of that.

[@projektxent]

This video just showed up in my feed. I am definitely going to get it. My family and I are moving in a couple years so I like this gentleman’s setup. It is movable. I would obviously leave the sub panel but everything can go in my truck

[@NewStuffTV1]

That's another thing i love about it. I'm not planning on moving, but if I was... this sucker is coming with me!! 👊🏾

[@diy_smith]

Good info and right to the point without background music.

[@NewStuffTV1]

Thanks for watching!

[@funtimestuff]

Please show us a video where you try to live off the battery power for 3 days straight without any grid power

[@CoUldNotFindAName123]

He wouldn't last 3 hours with all the shit he's got running 😂

[@debidee5548]

​@@CoUldNotFindAName123He's not running that much stuff; fans, TVs, refrigerators, all pull about 100 200 watts each. LED lights pull practically nothing. A/C surge is 3k, that's why you need a soft start. While the AC's not running you can run a washer or dryer. A washer uses about 100 200 watts & a gas dryer uses about the same. He's constantly replenishing the system with 800 watts from the 2 sets of 400 watt panels in the backyard pulling maybe 4-500 w per set. I would definitely not put those panels behind a shed but I understand he doesn't want to ruin the look of the backyard.

[@HighmageDerin]

@@debidee5548 my dad and I both got opus Mega 3s over the summer, Me for my home back up because Im sick of power outages leaving me hanging and him for his RV. Which the Opus and the battery back up will run everything in his RV, Lights, Both TVs, the Fans, Water pumps, and the seat vibrators/ heaters in his movie seats for like 90 hours straight according to the power meter on the unit. and only for an hour if he runs the AC. with the panels out it can run indefanetly an for an extra hour with the AC on. So, as long as you dont use the AC or something similar, you never have to worry about electricity as long as you have sun to fill the unit back up and dont go hog wild on the devices.

[@Kamodomon]

Don't have an Anker system (it wasn't out when we were shopping for one) but we got an Ecoflow Delta Pro and maaaaaaan it's so fucking NICE to have a thing with a bunch of batteries that you can charge from almost any source that you want. So happy these type of products are a thing and attainable for people. WISH they were less expensive cause I fully believe these should be in every house to at least keep the food from spoiling in the fridge. Absolute game changer of a market.

[@oliverallen5324]

All you need is a starlink and you essentially have a house that will run as long as it's not attacked directly.

[@billykulim5202]

you need a green house or garden of food also, situation like this grocery store gonna be empty, and having small EV and solar charging also usefull, gas station gonna be empty

[@Brockleejohnson]

I don’t believe they are EMP hardened, so attack directly or not wont matter

[@chriswright8074]

To expensive

[@Brockleejohnson]

@@chriswright8074 way too expensive he could’ve got almost 1 whole system that would do twice the amount of output in power for the same price or cheaper with EG4 😂

[@13MAM13]

@@chriswright8074 You just have to size your system up to what you actually need to survive. I have found as little as $500 can get you started. If you get an EV truck, that can basically be your whole back up power system. I mean, if you are getting a truck or vehicle anyway, get one that is a backup battery on wheels

[@Driftxcess1]

I mentioned doing this to my wife. We could use this here in FL.

[@NewStuffTV1]

Yep, Florida is another one of those places that gets hit hard multiple times a year.

[@HighmageDerin]

I bought an Opus mega 3 over the summer, and man is this thing amazing. I got the unit an extra battery pack and 4 of the fold out solar panals. to try it out I plugged in my entertainment center with the bigscreen tv, sound bar, PS5, Switch, Blue Ray player AND for the extra load hooked up my Laptop, and this thing was only using 450 watts for all of it, AND I can run with this load for 12 hours with out the solar panels out. With them out they generate for 600 to 800 watts of power so as long as I got sun..... If I had a real power emergency Id be covered for a day or 2, and longer If I used it like an emergency back up:) Also It runs my air fryer. graned it would only run it for an hour considering it pulls like 2000 watts to power it, but it CAN run the air fryer. I used it with my gorge forman too, only 500 watts to run that and I only need it for like 15 mins to cook stuff. my Slow cooker uses almost nothing, like 200 watts... I dont have an induction cook top, but if I did I bet it would be even more effectent to use with the power station!

[@coreyhead4553]

But how long does the solix last in a power outage...If your power is out for 3-4 days let's say

[@NewStuffTV1]

That depends on your power consumption. If you run your A/C or any other high consumption device, it could drain an entire F3800 within minutes. If you're just running your home with regular stuff such as lights, a dishwasher, TVs and stuff you could go for a day or so. Once you add solar panels, that will boost your usage time by a lot. I plan on doing a follow-up video talking about this.

[@michaelhardy195]

Great 3 Eco flow delta pro ultra system 😎👍 & smart plants 2 and 90,000( KWH power whole house

[@funtimestuff]

Okay so did the numbers. This man said that his power was out for 3 days. From what I see of his setup, he will get a day and a half max for power even with 4 solar panels Just for his battery stuff without installation he paid between $13,794 to $16594 for 12k watts For a natural gas generator that does not need to be filled he gets the same power that runs forever for $4599.

[@tmwamp6204]

Showed up in my feed, so I watched. Thank you for sharing. It was very informative as well as interesting. Your energy, demeanor, and pleasant smile were enjoyed as well!!👍

[@tapetwo7115]

LOVE This setup. this is a great FU to the overpriced powerwalls and solar roof setups. I love it!!! Thak you so much for sharing / inspiring me to do this for my house!

[@rustymac40]

I have a 4 bed two bath house with a 4 car garage and it was well under 200K. Rural KS:) Love Anker products and we love having solar and gas generators. Great vid.

[@AnimeWill]

Instead of using these in the morning, you should use them at 2pm. That's usually peak time and the most expensive time to be running off the grid. Have them charge via solar at the same time. Then fully charge overnight off the grid when rates are dirt cheap. You really aren't offsetting that much cost if only using them in the AM before 2pm.

[@NewStuffTV1]

This is a great plan IF you have that sort of electricity plan. We don't, ours is a flat rate all day. 😪

[@anandsalodkar6660]

Can you confirm that the 2 F3800s connect through the smart home panel only output 6kW combined when the grid is up and running? I found out that you only get the full 12 kW output from the 2 units if you have a subpanel and the grid is down.

[@DarkKnight-gw4gw]

Great video! So with how you are using the system, how long with no grid power can you go? 2 days? 4 days? More? Less? Also, with all of the charges-discharge cycles happening everyday, what kind of total lifetime can you expect from the Anker units before you start seeing significant capacity loss? 5 yrs? 10 yrs? More? Less? Thanks!

[@thiccboicory9964]

man if you added more panels on the roofs you would be basically off grind. very nice video man love the energy.

[@miguelcarranza184]

Dude what an awesome house and set up, congrats man!

[@dixierose3164]

Great video on a nice system. Love Raylon!

[@eugenetai1644]

Hi Antwan, thanks for sharing. I am in Austin, so similar concerns. But I did not have enough to invest in the Anker F3800, so I had to decide what was our need vs want for emergency power. I ended up buying two Anker Solix F2000 portable power stations, one to power my refrigerator in the kitchen, and another to power my extra freezer in the garage. And of course we can plug other things into them as well as needed. But now I am starting to think about how to go the route you took, with rewiring essential power needs through a sub-panel, and then figuring out how to connect my F2000s to the sub-panel. Any thoughts?

[@dleon0902]

You should be able to hook up the washer on your backup. Easy. Sick system. Thanks for sharing.

[@ibenglish]

I like your set up but one thing I would look into is the Samsung Bespoke washer and dryer all in one machine on Black Friday. I have done my research and this is a solid unit. I am selling my current set right after I get this as I am on solar and energy consumption makes a difference. ✌🏻

[@Jr01atlTech]

I totally agree, thank god we just move to our home and I love tech and did a search and end up with this washer I couldn't be happier and very good on energy efficiency, now looking into solar systems Anker is in one too lost too, great video and hope I get time soon to share some videos too 👍👍

[@NewStuffTV1]

Thanks for watching. Our original dryer was gas, then we converted to electric for some reason. Now that we've visually seen how much energy that thing consumes, we'll definitely be going back to gas pretty soon. We did the same with our oven after the Texas winter storm that hit us a couple of years ago; converted to a gas double oven. It uses a LOT less electricity and still works during an outtage.

[@truley18]

I live in Houston and experience the same issues as you. As a matter of fact I was in phoenix when the first storm came through in May and during the storm at the end of June we were out for 5 days. Line story short who did your install? We evaluated solar,generac, and finally settled on batteries (solid 3800). It can’t find an experienced installer.

[@bigdaddytomcat7985]

How many hours of backup power do you have with the system

[@antoineforeman6241]

Great video! I've been looking at going solar for a while, but was against putting anything on my roof. Also, the cost rand from $25k + depending on the size of your home. When I saw this alternative solution, I was like, "Yo, you can't beat this for the price!" It just makes sense and cents literally to go this route. Your video is just confirmation. If you don't mind me asking, how much did the electrical work run you, just so I can get an ideal. I'm in Texas. Thanks, again for the info. God bless!

[@eg7737]

So I want to do this but the cost without solar panels is $9796 not including installation. I have a 1900 sq ft house with a 4 ton ac and according to my electric bill I use between 60kwh to 100kwh per day. Would this completely power my home for a full day?

[@robertmoore7041]

I bought the solix 3800 and returned it. The amount of money you are dropping to anker for that system is insane, you might of as well go for the X1 battery packs at that point. Not to mention the life span of those 3800 using them daily your investment will flat out at 10 year life span.

[@dev4you23]

What is the estimated monthly savings in your electric bill with this setup if using it from 6am to 2pm?

[@ZachLitton]

Beautiful home. Love your yard.

[@elementone18com]

What a great personality. I really enjoyed your video.

[@BillyBobDingledorf]

Anker ToS: If you want full functionality (wireless connectivity, which is needed for firmware updates). Per section 17, any disputes are "governed by the laws of the People's Republic of China". If a dispute arises, it will be done "in accordance with the rules of the Shenzhen International Arbitration Court". "The language of the arbitration shall be Chinese." and "The place of arbitration shall be Shenzhen, China." In section 18. They can update the ToS at any time and the ToS "shall be deemed effective upon the sending by us of an email". They can put whatever [insert unimaginable terms here] they want and you have preemptively agreed to them.

[@michaelhardy195]

Great 👍Anker SOLIX F3800

[@jasonhitton9149]

How many batteries would a person need, to charge their house about 3 days?

[@jonnyboy8000]

So you have an emergency power unit on the ground level in the garage tell me this how much water can get into the garage before it explodes

[@quincypierce4906]

Man this is awesome!!

[@footmantheman]

Hmmm…. Unfortunately, your system doesn’t support dual charging. The XT60 solar input is too low which results in you using the grid to keep the batteries charged. Since you are charging via solar XT60 you should max out the input on each to balance and reduce grid costs.

[@BornIn82]

I love your house, man. That pool looks great in a back yard. Hoping you follow up this review with Anker's newer X1 down the road.

[@ejasackey]

I absolutely love your vibe man

[@NewStuffTV1]

Thanks for watching! 👊🏾

[@brettroberts2912]

Love the Giant! We have a pair. Yours is a big boy.

[@stan4d1969]

If my math is right, this setup is 15.36 kWh. If you are ONLY running a typical space heater that would last about 10-12 hours assuming no grid or solar input. Running everything shown in this video your batteries would be dead in about an hour or two. This is at a cost of about $9,400 plus installation. Or you could get a $500 Champion dual fuel inverter generator and $200 worth of propane and run a space heater for days. If my numbers are off please let me know.

[@NewStuffTV1]

Off the top of my head, your number aren't unrealistic. The benefits you're leaving out is that some people do not want to deal with the maintenance, sound, smell, or anything else that has to do with generator. The other major benefit is being able to incorporate it into daily use and power management for your home, whereas a generator is only used in emergency situations. All of this comes at a "luxury" premium right now. As stuff like this becomes more widespread, cost will come down, and hopefully efficiency will go up. Sort of like how a 50" Plasma TV used to cost $30K.

[@Graymanvanlife]

I was over here scratching my head.

[@kmain0]

did those expansion batteries come with that cable to attach to the F3800?

[@allisongoddard3027]

You ever heard of a place called "SIGNATURE SOLAR" ? They are the BOMB!!

[@RedDevilDog1207]

Would it have been more cost efficient to just have one unit plus 3 expansion packs? Thank u

[@NewStuffTV1]

No, in order to properly start a 5 ton A/C unit, you'll need two of them. A soft-start will help with one, but not 100% effective.

[@RedDevilDog1207]

@@NewStuffTV1 appreciate ya, thanks for the feedback and content

[@cicio7777]

So how long do the batteries last before needing to be replaced?

[@randya9143]

At 7:13 you say your house is using 206 kw, it is actually just a little over 2kw. (2.06kw)

[@NewStuffTV1]

We all see that in the app. It was just a mistake as I'm running through this showing with no editing.

[@randya9143]

@NewStuffTV1 It's all good, I have that same setup on my critical loads panel. On average, mine pulls the same 2kw, and the two F3800's with an extra battery on each one will last me just over 5 hours. That's with no solar panels.

[@kingjaffe321]

Wow my brother just sent me your video and he told me he found my twin man we look alike and it’s scary I myself can see the resemblance wow this a great alternative to a generator.

[@NewStuffTV1]

🤣👊🏾 Thanks for watching!

[@babyboie20]

I'm in houston too and I did this exact same thing!

[@NewStuffTV1]

We're ready! Absolutely ZERO trust in Centerpoint 👊🏾

[@babyboie20]

@@NewStuffTV1 omg facts bro, no lies detected. 🤣

[@AskIveSolar]

Cool video and dope to see those ankers in action like that. I don't have enough subs to have an Anker guy though. Lol No worries if you don't feel comfortable answering but around how much did the electrician charge and how long to do the work? I've been scheming on a transfer switch for a while but I have to update my electric panel first.

[@NewStuffTV1]

Thanks for watching! I put the electrician's number in the video description. $150 for the 1st hour, and $100 every hour after, plus materials.

[@meyerlansky8952]

Does the F3800 have any competitors on the market?

[@hawkfan249]

He a Real One.

[@deanquinto3207]

Curious, how many days can this run your house if power went completely out before the batteries die?

[@NewStuffTV1]

The A/C unit and pool pumps are the highest power drain. In an emergency situation, I would run the pool to circulate the water off and on, and only run the A/C to drop the house temp a couple of degrees. This would keep me going for a minimum of two days. When you incorporate the little bit of solar energy we're drawing in, that extends the time even longer.

[@henrycarlson7514]

so wise, thank you

[@brittgayle467]

Great description! This is exactly the type of setup I want! Is it still eligible for a tax credit/rebate?

[@Ryebread3325]

Very cool setup and review.

[@NewStuffTV1]

Thanks for watching!

[@7sonero7]

Why not run your house and charge batteries off solar during the day . Then run house off batteries at night . Minimizing grid .

[@MrVeteranVlogs]

Great video Fam

[@NewStuffTV1]

Thanks!

[@treywilly431]

That’s an awesome setup my Brother

[@NewStuffTV1]

Thanks, for the complement and for watching!

[@treywilly431]

@@NewStuffTV1 you definitely changed my direction of thought on the whole backup power situation. I was planning to get a generac gas generator. Now I’m going to do it with solar.

[@rell660]

Stuff like thos is the future. This is what I need. Convenience.

[@NewStuffTV1]

That's EXACTLY why I started this project. Tierd of bein INconvenienced. Lol!

[@TheWorldWatches]

Beautiful house!

[@BoomInTheSky]

Looking Good.... But Does It SLAM though?

[@NewStuffTV1]

It doesn't SLAM... But it definitely CHARGES! Lol!

[@ShowemRight]

Congrats bro.

[@GH-wt7ww]

The cost and performance of this type of setup makes zero sense here in Houston, Tx. We will go days to weeks without the grid.

[@franklinwill22]

All I hear is the Hodge Twins mad 😂😅

[@lucrativeimpact8193]

How much money do you save on your electricity bill?

[@Scrappyhoops]

Did you actually buy this or get it for free to do a review for the company?

[@TheCostofAutism]

How big is your air conditioning unit

[@NewStuffTV1]

5 ton

[@igonzolv]

did you say "gas pump" lol

[@thefpvlife7785]

If poop does hit the fan, all you did was advertise which house to raid for survival essentials. This is great for those occasional brownouts and only if & when you reach your ROI.

[@MRTONKA1978]

Y’all boy in the building.

[@NewStuffTV1]

Thanks for showing up!

[@martinlebel8012]

I have a Giant schnauzer as well best Dogs ever!!!

[@cherylwin9364]

MAY THE HEAVENLY FATHER FORBID THIS BUT WHAT IF IT FLOODS WHERE YOUR SOLAR UNITS ARE ? YOU MAY WANT TO ELEVATE THEM. POSSIBLY EAVEN WALL MOUNT THEM FOR EXTRA FLOOD PROTECTION OR MAYBE A SUMP PUMP TO PUMP WATER OUT OF THAT AREA IN CASE OF FLOODING 😇

[@SavingsMinusDebt]

Do you have a mortgage?

[@vindiesel2997]

Nice house

[@NewStuffTV1]

Thank you!

[@deykno87]

No liberty 🗽 4 pro coverage?

[@d3l7az7r1k3]

You can’t talk me into spending roughly 25k for 6 expansion batteries no way that holds 6 tumors

[@vindiesel2997]

You said ups instead of u.p.s😢

[@NewStuffTV1]

It's ok.

[@moralesn80]

Shirt is wrong. It’s me and you yo momma and yo cousin too rolling down da strip on vogues coming up slamming Cadillac doors

[@theakiridiongamer9633]

Yo soundcore liberty 4 pro is out

[@deykno87]

Military did you well y’all living life!!!!

[@gregoryburkhead7813]

A true man. Happy wife happy life.🎉😂

[@NewStuffTV1]

Word! 🤣

[@Rakkadeedoo]

Wait, in the thumbnail, what are you sick of? What are you done with?

[@allisongoddard3027]

You're paying too much my man.....signature solar has server rack LiFePhosphate batteries 31 Kw racks for about $10,000.....about 1/3 or (1/2.6) the price of the Anker stuff.....just FYI

[@nathanwhite5602]

That is cool video

[@johngammon6875]

👍

[@davecook81]

💯‼️💙

[@edc1569]

America, we could invest in a better (buried) grid for everyone, or we could send our money to China to patch over the problem.

[@13MAM13]

Biggest Schnauzer I have ever seen 😮