Ryobi RYi300BG 40v Inverter

[@momchestnutt1540]

Like to see all the things it can power! Thanks!

[@jasonbroom7147]

4AH @ 40v = 160wh. Figure 15% inversion losses and you're looking at 130wh or so. It's interesting that these batteries all seem to lock into their various tools quite securely, as well as the chargers, but for this inverter it looks like it's barely connected.

[@FNFBARTALK]

I just bought one and my battery fits tight. Wonder if they made some adjustments to it.

[@virgiljohnson4260]

i saw a vid where someone powered their fridge for a couple hours on this! sweet.

[@4g63attack]

That would be pretty useful… I got the big brother to that.. 4 batteries which is heavy

[@hiddenleaf414]

Can these power an inflatable mattress?

[@virgiljohnson4260]

is there a way to daisy chain 2 or more of these together for more power or longer duration?

[@michaelwest4594]

They came out with a inverter that allows you to connect 4 40v battery's it's 1800watt continuous

[@jerryhack5192]

Chef John?

[@FreedomFinanceFun]

I take it that the usb C is not bi directional charging

[@WarrenGarabrandt]

Correct, this is not a battery charger, just an inverter. It will not charge the 40v battery up if you connect a USB charger to the USB C port.

[@Darth_Raider_]

Yup, the only way to charge the 40v battery is to buy the charger separately! I have to buy the 40v battery, the inverter and the charger. There is 1 good thing about the about the charger tho, the wire that connects to the charge is detachable. It also has a USB port on the charger! Just detach the wire on the charger, plug in the 40v battery and that's it! Portable USB power!