NEW Ryobi 1000w Inverter 9AH 18V Battery 300W Load Test - RYI1030AVNM

[@randyporter3491]

In spite of some of the comments from self-appointed electrical engineers who troll videos, expressing negativity and just hoping some like-minded viewer will give them the coveted "thumbs-up", I think you video did exactly what you intended. You demonstrated its uses, capabilities and effectiveness to those like me who are considering buying one. Frankly I'm surprised the trolls have time for us here. As much as we all appreciate their wisdom, insight and electrical prowess, I would think they would be busy on the lecture circuit, educating the less-learned, while turning down offers daily from M.I.T. So, we're fortunate to have them I guess. That said, great video and thanks for sharing !

[@ghoov222]

This is great video. Some of the comments are ridiculous. We know it will run continuously on car battery with car running and in 12 v lighter plug at 1000 and 120 respectively.. as long as the car is running the inverter will run - no different than a generator (power source is ultimately the alternator via fuel etc.). Inverters have been around for years. I wanted a video that would show exactly this- how long would the 9a battery power the inverter at max load. And you this video shows exactly that. Thanks for sharing!!!

[@momichaux5054]

could you do a test of the Fridge by itself to see how long you get out of the 18volt battery?

[@tomasaldente2622]

will it run a keurig coffee maker?

[@johndaddabbo9383]

Modified Sinewave - game over!

[@Chevroletcelebrity]

modified? 😠

[@jaycarneygiants]

Do you know the regulated voltage coming out of the 12V DC socket?

[@virgiljohnson4260]

could i hook this up to a car battery that is not in my car? how long would it last?

[@douglasmontgomery6315]

Any idea if the inverter is attached to a car battery and you have a Ryobi battery installed, will it also charge the battery while in use? Also, I looked up the USB-C PD port specs. Only 20watts, not sure why Ryobi doesn't support 60 or 100 W on the USB-C and also support higher output on the USB-A ports. Lastly, they support pure sine wave on their 40 volt invers, but not the 18..any idea why?

[@kcluu9390]

I'm just a dummy here. I just need to know if this can jump a decent sized sedan. V6.

[@TRYtoHELPyou]

Very cool, i have the 800. Its good overall, i use it a lot. In your test here, with the efficiency loss this is good performance from the 9ah batt given the, is it 162 watt hours of storage? Very cool man. Edit:good grief the negativity in your comments is bad. If US citizens, they have the constitutional right to freedom of expression without government interference, but not right to venue. Wield the ban hammer well, sir.

[@randyporter3491]

Well said !

[@hecmacias7604]

i'd like to see that battery run a TV with Directv/dish! I'd be nice to see that or a computer run time if u lost power and had to kill some time with no electricity or generator! 162wh should have been equal to 300watts for 30mins IMO

[@joecool4656]

The inverter is not 100% efficient and the batteries were depleted quickly which results in a lot of loss

[@ScottHendrix-ir7uw]

If it will power a coffee maker I'll buy one otherwise it's useless

[@Wopwopwopfuckitup]

Look up if your coffee maker uses over 1000 watts it’s probably on a sticker on the bottom you fuckin loony

[@willowbutter1]

Sadly you didn't test the ability of the new inverter compared to the 800 watt one because you didn't use a car battery so there is no point to your test because it doesn't prove anything

[@jackgolfing]

The test was to show how long a 9AH battery will power a 300w load on the inverter.

[@ometofu]

It is still modified sine wave output right?

[@jackgolfing]

​@@ometofu unfortunately it is. I plan to get one of the Ryobi 18v power stations when they come out

[@ometofu]

@@jackgolfing i don’t have much ryobi batteries. i love thé Ego 400w inverter. and maybe Dewalt would update their 1800 too

[@1ENDUSER]

Is there a any new/big difference to the 800 aside from 1000watts? The ports input/output etc?