The future of generators - ALLPOWERS R1500 Portable Power Station

[@simonhall886]

Ironing and charging your cordless power tools are also a good use for this too

[@LarsKlintTech]

I always bring my travel ironing board.

[@MrCorSmit]

Rioby also sells cordless drills 😋, thx for the vids !!

[@LarsKlintTech]

Hahaha, I know. I think it made the point though.

[@Stephen-Jones]

Only in Australia can you go outside to do the ironing while having a picnic 🤣

[@LarsKlintTech]

Why would you not 🤷‍♂

[@Stephen-Jones]

@@LarsKlintTech Outdoors, yes. Picnic, yes. Ironing, I'll live with the creases and do something else lol

[@LarsKlintTech]

@@Stephen-Jones Heathen.

[@KeranMcKenzie]

That intro hits ... hard! #tooCloseToHome I've been waiting for a video like this from you mate - been on the fence with a couple of these batteries and solar setups. Would love to power my standalone office with one (maybe a bigger one)

[@LarsKlintTech]

I wanted one for a long time too, but as you, was on the fence. When this one arrived I gave it a good go with all sorts, and so far so good. You would most likely need a better one (or more) for an office setup though. The panel also comes in 600W so that might provide more power capture too.

[@KeranMcKenzie]

@@LarsKlintTech Yeah given my office is also the central 'hub' for Starlink & Unquiti gear for the property + the all important 'bar fridge' for cooling summer drinks - it has to be using something that can run 24/7, 365 with it's primary source being solar ... I think that puts me in the Anker Solix type range (designed for off-grid vs occasional camping, charging, fence repair)

[@LarsKlintTech]

@@KeranMcKenzie Yes, it does sound like that. Ecoflow and Bluetti seems to be pretty popular too.

[@dh-net]

@@LarsKlintTechah so thats why the fence broke 😂 Jackery is another popular brand in this space, they do all from small personal to the bigger units.

[@LarsKlintTech]

@@dh-net I see what you did there ... 😏

[@BryanRhodes-c6k]

Just wondering if you can charge your phone on top?

[@LarsKlintTech]

😂😂😂😂 I'm not sure. I'll test it out for you.

[@BryanRhodes-c6k]

@@LarsKlintTech 😅 awesome thanks mate. Loving the channel! All the best from NZ

[@Roa_noke]

It looks like someone sat next to Anker while taking a test!

[@LarsKlintTech]

Hahaha, a little bit. A lot of these power generators look similar though.

[@Roa_noke]

​@@LarsKlintTech Agreed. Thanks for the quality content, heres to 50k in '25!

[@LarsKlintTech]

@@Roa_noke Thanks mate. I really appreciate your support.

[@guineapigs2998]

These are great. I have a Bluetti AC200L that I use with a small solar array that fully powers my starlink and 5 ubiquiti cameras out at my farm property.

[@LarsKlintTech]

Wow, that is pretty awesome. How do you store the AC200L. I am worried about all the dust here getting into mine.

[@guineapigs2998]

@LarsKlintTech i just have it in a small shed with 3 475 jinko solar panel set on a ground mount outside. Get about 1000w an hour in solid sun. Been running off it for a year and a half now without issue

[@LarsKlintTech]

@@guineapigs2998 Alright, so inside. I'll probably keep using it as a generator with occasional solar need. Thanks for sharing.

[@johnabriggs6044]

at least your having fun Lars

[@LarsKlintTech]

Always.

[@logankelly8267]

Have you tried using this as a ups for a computer ?

[@bulletcom]

Do all aussies call the outputs on these things ‘plugs’? ‘Cos in the UK they are ‘sockets'… (Love the channel!)😆

[@waynesmith7410]

A real world test I'm certainly interested in, (and you could be just the guy): without knowing the specs, and ignoring maths and load calcs, if this was in a weather-tight enclosure and hooked to the solar panel, would it be viable as an off-grid solution for a luba 2 base station? The RTK station has a solar kit available from the vendor. Even if say, once a week the battery was topped up via grid ac, or even a petrol genset. I have a real world requirement and it would be an expensive experiment for me if it were to fail. Love the inspiration from your channel. Cheers Lars.

[@LarsKlintTech]

I haven't tested it, but I suspect it can. I assume you mean charging the LUBA 2 as well as running the RTK. I can probably test it for you over the next few weeks. Let me see what I can do.

[@waynesmith7410]

@@LarsKlintTech Thank you! That would truly be awesome! I was thinking just the LUBA 2, as the solar kit for the RTK seems fairly reasonably priced, but Mammotion don't offer a kit for the robot charging. If it could do both that would be good info, although in my case I would likely use the solar battery just for the robot, and maybe a wifi access point, and maybe a zigbee hub or something since it seems to have plenty of power. :)

[@hal3137]

Its been out for ages and stack of reviews , had mine for 12 months.

[@LarsKlintTech]

Okay.

[@عمرالمعاري-ه8ث]

❤

[@a9503128]

LOL ok then, nice comedy introduction. A hammer and a nail would have saved you an hour and the environment one less lithium battery and solar panels. 😂

[@LarsKlintTech]

Thanks, glad you like it 😂 Definitely don't want nails in those fence boards. As you see in the video, they moved and it pulled out the screw. I will definitely use it instead of the petrol generator for jobs like that, but apparently there is such a thing as a cordless drill..... 🤔

[@a9503128]

@ big nails will do the job

[@MagicWolfX_HD]

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