Why a BIGGER Battery might be a BETTER choice: Power Queen 240Ah

[@NeoVdV]

Good you added that battery switch. I have the same setup. What I did in addition, in regard of connecting after turning off the battery switch and to avoid spark that could potentially damage components ... I added, in parallel to that battery switch, a resistor in série with a push button. With this I can push the switch for a few seconds, to pre charge, before turning on the power from the battery.

[@philc.9280]

I bought 4 of the Power Queen 12.8 V 200 AH plus batteries when they were recently on sale for $550. This would have been simpler to use but my cost is still better. The batteries work great and I never let them discharge below 60% so I hope they last at least a decade as I need them during the California brownouts.

[@simplethings3730]

I wouldn't think balancing would be a problem in a parallel configuration. In any case, I use Ampere Time 24 volt 100 ah batteries. 4 in parallel give me about 9500 watt hours. After one year, there was a slight power loss. I will know more as time goes by but I am hoping price and power will improve by the time these wear out.

[@wrxs1781]

Still in the market for a power station so will keep watching, a round up or best value power station would be appreciated at the revue end. Myself like many of your viewers do not have the set up for testing, so your reviews are important.

[@bruceeverett5372]

The weight of the battery 81kbs, and the capacity testing (267Ah) lead me to think there might be much higher rated cells in there, which may be reclaimed/used. You should consider removing the lid to investigate. Nice video. I may just buy one just out of curiosity .

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

Interesting question, Bruce! yeah, I'm gonna do that and report back.

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

Ok - so...inconclusive. Basically the cells (8 prismatic cells) are arranged on their sides with the terminals facing each end of the cabinet, making the QR codes inaccessible without pulling the entire thing apart. I don't really want to do that and risk damaging something...so I guess we'll have to wait and see if someone else is willing to do a complete tear-down on one.

[@jasonbroom7147]

@@ReeWrayOutdoors - 8 cells creating 12.8 volts means it's a 4S-2P configuration. My guess would be 120AH cells, but that does give you just the rated 240AH. A lot of times, with A-Grade cells, they pull more than rated capacity for the first relative handful of charge cycles and then settle in to more or less what they are rated to give. That's probably what you're seeing in this case...8 very well-matched and balanced cells, giving FULL capacity. Those are all signs of a high quality battery build.

[@bruceeverett5372]

@@ReeWrayOutdoors Thanks for giving it a go! Incidentally, the Powerqueen 410Ah 12v also specs out at the same 81lbs. 8x120Ah cells come to around 51lbs, something besides the metal case is accounting for the 240Ah's heft. There are a few battery makers using "removed" cells and derating (understating) battery capacity.

[@rsajay6256]

I was also wondering if these were based on Second Life cells. However, looking at the price - I need to convert from US$ to ZAR - but price wise, I'm leaning toward thinking these are new cells, since 12V 200Ah'ish Second Life batteries here in South Africa are more in the range of about $400, and everything here is around 15% more expensive if we're lucky. So if price is any measure, these certainly feel like new cell prices...

[@simon359]

You could also take the four batteries and make them into a 48 V configuration. This would give you better efficiency and your wires could be smaller. Plus, if you’re running it for a house, 24 V will cause a lot of flickering and surges, that a 48 V won’t. 🖖

[@thatonebeone]

true but thats going to depend on how big your system is in your house and what you have and what loads you run

[@simplethings3730]

Would you use battery balancers for series connected batteries. I would think they would be necessary. I have a 24 volt system with four 24 volt batteries in parallel running a 4000 watt inverter. When I upgrade to 240 volt split phase, I might consider a 48 volt system but it appears the range of inverters is a bit limited.

[@simon359]

@@simplethings3730 I have never used battery balancers, just make sure all your batteries are the same voltage when you wire them together. This can be done with a charger. Anytime you have an inverter over 4000, you need to have a resistor attached to the inverter to suppress the surcharge! As far as finding an inverter, I’m sure there are plenty out there that are 48 V. I prefer Victron inverters. I have a 5000 W Victron 48 V inverter.🖖

[@cosmiccharlie8294]

I would like to set up a system without solar panels initially for emergencies. Want to keep the chest freezer and refridge going plus some lights and the boiler water circulation pump going if it is winter time.

[@markronck3415]

Glad you posted about this battery and about wire setup. Good job !

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

Thank you sir!

[@SC-yw6hj]

Please review power needs for vehicle based, mostly 12v/120 appliances vs household appliances. Also, how to build install a portable system for vehicle use and be able to disconnect from or vehicle grounding, to then hook-up to home based panels and grounding. Thanks

[@Xoda_]

Would love to see the inside build quality.

[@YourFriend_Ben]

This was concise and succint on the stats and facts while being educational, cool beans!~ Think the link to amazon is broken?

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

well crap...looks like the stock probably ran out on the Amazon store. Should still be available through the direct link (hopefully). And thanks for the kind words! Very much appreciated!

[@whatta7793]

You can get 5200 watt capacity lithium ion for $800-1000 if you buy Tesla modules out of salvaged cars, $150-200 per kilowatt hour. They are 24 volt though.

[@jameswortman9394]

Good information relevant to my needs.....Thanks

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

Glad it was helpful!

[@thatonebeone]

crazy 80 pounds.. can build one but a bit lighter ...this is good deal since its already build but the weight on it is very heavy .. 240ah 1 cell is about 9.28 pounds x4pc = about 37 pounds and then add cable and BMS and case depending what and if use one .. can you open this so we can see how it looks inside ?

[@dsmith1279]

Thanks for the video. Perfect timing. Please provide the discount code as soon as possible and I'll order a couple! Quick question. Shouldn't the diagram on the left, at 14:17 have the Neg terminal on the top connected to the Pos on the bottom to complete the series?

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

Thanks Deon! Regarding the series connection, that not necessary, actually! Simply connecting the POS of one to the NEG of the other is sufficient in a 2 battery setup. :) Although personally, I'd have used the opposite POS and NEG terminals for my Load connections (vs what the chart shows) , but I doubt it makes any difference either way, especially with the dual-terminals. Also, the discount code is available now (Wray3), but it only knocks off about $20. Better than nothing I guess!

[@bruceeverett5372]

@Deon, I just noticed that myself...You are correct, as shown in the diagram there is zero voltage potential, cells are not in series. If the yellow jumper was switched to the two other opposite diagonal posts it would be a 25.6v in series.👍

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

@@bruceeverett5372 DOH!! Yeah I just reviewed that diagram that I snagged from another manual somewhere and it is definitely incorrect in that it should be showing the upper right (neg) and the lower left (pos) terminals connected to Load. But that is not what I thought Deon was asking - I thought he was suggesting that BOTH sets of terminals had to be cross-connected to the other battery - which is definitely not the case in a 2-battery series configuration.

[@bruceeverett5372]

@@ReeWrayOutdoors Roger that! And I also like this battery style with the double terminals, it makes all those S/P options easier.

[@frankx4924]

Hello together, can you connect 2 of these batteries together to form a 24 V system? Unfortunately, PQ support cannot tell me that. Otherwise the batteries look very good. Thank you for posting the video for us and sharing your impressions.😊

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

Yeah, absolutely. You can connect up to 4 in series or parallel or any combination up to 4S4P (which would be 16 batteries total). The big question at the moment is the status of their stock on this product! Seems my video may have run them out of stock...at least temporarily. :P

[@MrSoulMonk]

It looks like they no longer sell this battery. It was sold out for a while but I do not see it on the website anymore. Too bad. It was a beast.

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

Agreed. And they sold out fairly quickly. :-/

[@jasonstclair1329]

Sorry guys, bought the last one. Out of stock now , hopefully more to come in without the price hike !!!!

[@RamblinBobReviews]

Nice large battery, Great box, Heavy duty terminals, Over capacity, Not bad at all :) about time these companies are giving you full power out plus some :) P.S. Great review Reewray !!!!!

[@HaggisMuncher-69-420]

It's crazy how much cheaper these kinds of batteries are in the US vs Europe.

[@Roll2Videos]

You should try and do a 0.2C rate discharge when checking the capacity

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

I used to worry about that as well, but it turns out that for lithium battery chemistries, the discharge rate has a negligible effect on net capacity (known as the Peukert Effect) as compared with SLA and other related chemistries. So I don't bother stressing about that anymore.

[@Roll2Videos]

@@ReeWrayOutdoors Hm, wonder why all of their data sheets reference that for LifePO4 cells and every KZbinr who have been doing these test for many year's test that way. 🤷

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

@@Roll2Videos it's still an industry standard, just not that big a deal in casual testing with LiFePO4. Check out this article from BattleBorn: battlebornbatteries.com/peukert-effect/

[@Roll2Videos]

@@ReeWrayOutdoors Correct, So if you have a low rate of discharge 0.06C as in your test you will have a higher overall capacity reading which is why the industry has a standard.

[@alexandriakaitlynrauchle9119]

Thanks for this video and all of your other videos! I've really been enjoying them and trying to soak up all the information you put out. Would you recommend the 240Ah battery for a travel trailer set up or would there be any reason to stick with the 100Ah battery?

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

Thanks for the kind words! So in a travel trailer, you MIGHT be needing low-temp protection and possibly heating...depending on when/where you're using your travel trailer. This 240Ah battery does not have these protections and is really better suited in a larger, stationary environment rather than a mobile environment (in my opinion). But stay tuned! I've got a very interesting review coming out in the next day or 2 that you might find relevent. :)

[@FMTFXE22]

Hello. Great informative videos. Question. What lithium ion battery other than Battle Born would you recommend to replace my 2 12 Volt Lead acid RV coach batteries to be charged by my solar, DC car alternator and on board RV converter/inverter? Thanks.

[@jpmo82]

chins vs li time vs weize vs power queen? which one is better for my home solar project? (or maybe another better option in low budget?) thanks for help, regards.

[@disabledoffgridadventure9580]

Dang it you beat me to being the first one with a video on KZbin with this battery. I have 2 sitting on my floor

[@wallacegrommet9343]

That form factor is a bit of a problem. Particularly for boaters, we need a more square battery to parallel

[@cosmiccharlie8294]

So, is the bms in these batteries able to handle a direct connection to an 18 volt/200 solar panel array?

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

No. That'd still be risky. Yes, the BMS does have over-voltage and over-current protection, but if you direct connect solar to it, you're going to be constantly tripping the BMS protection and the battery is not going to be charging for much of the time that it could be...AND there's always the possibility that the constant tripping of the protection relays is going to prematurely wear them out. My 2 cents...fwiw.

[@leetaves9143]

what gauge wire battery cable, 4 gauge ?

[@aa999xyz]

No breaker on the battery?

[@h.h.legacydiesel6724]

What do you mean by "balancing"? How ? & why ? & what is the end result ? 🤔

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

"Balancing" is basiclly the process of getting each battery to a matching state of charge with all the other batteries in a battery bank. Whenever you have multiple batteries connected together to form a battery bank/array (especially in series), you need to take care to try and keep all of the batteries at the same state-of-charge, as much as possible. Over time, without some active balancing system, the individual batteries states-of-charge will naturally drift at different rates (due to a variety of things including choice/length of cable connections, quality of terminations, temperature differential, etc). And when the differences become signficant, you can have a situation where 1 battery reaches a low-voltage cut-off before all the others...and/or...reaches maximum charge voltage before all the others...and effectively reduces the overall usable capacity of the entire battery bank as a result...and worse yet...will create an increasing disparity in the wear on some batteries vs others, which only serves to accelerate the decline in overall usable capacity. It's a vicious cycle if you don't stay on top of it.

[@garychandonnet5281]

We'd love to see inside, that might make an excellent video

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

Yeah, I may do a follow-up video on this in April and show the inside while I'm at it (got a DIY project in mind). There are a couple of cross-bars across the top of the batteries that are a bear to get back on once you remove the screws..haha...and I just got it buttoned back up when I saw your comment.

[@kabulsmartview8513]

Hello I have a question. Can i parallel two deferent brand of lifepo4 100 amp battery for example 100 amp Timeusb brand with 100 amp Redodo brand . Thank you

[@Stormin505]

What's the difference between the Power Queen vs the Mango?

[@NeoVdV]

I hope someone can help me here. Yesterday I finally got my solar system in order. I got my new battery, Power Queen lithium 12V 300Ah, and it took 15h to get it fully charged and ready. My system is composed of 5x 150Wp solar panels, 3 in parallel to an EpEver Tracer mppt, and 2 other in parallel to an identical mppt. Each come in to their mppt via a 30A automatic fuse. The output of both mppt come together on a bus bar and go from there to the battery and also to a 2500W converter to 12to220V. I have a battery switch on the plus from the battery to the bus bar. Both mppt are set for Lithium. My battery has a 200A BMS with under/over voltage protection. The converter also has protection for over voltage. Over voltage of the BMS is 15V, over voltage of the converter is also fix set at 15V and the mppt is standard 14,8V as over voltage. Now my problem ... The converter goes regularly in over voltage alarm and sometimes total shut off. When a regular alarm occurs the system is shut off for a few seconds, but sometimes it goes into error and then the system shuts off and only can be turned on again by physically turn off the switch on the converter, wait about 30sec and put to switch back to on. But even with a regular alarm, buzzer, the system turns off for a few seconds, meaning that it can be a dangerous situation ... when my pellet stove is on and is cut off when enough pellets are burning, there is no fan for exhaust and I already found myself inside a room full of smoke and fire alarm yelling. Also each time my router turns off and needs to go to a boot up sequence, meaning my internet in down for about 7min. Etc. ... What can I do to make that the voltage stays below the over voltage value ? I first was thinking to put the Victron battery protect module but that would be an overkill and would not help as it would shut down my system as well. Plus I already have protection for over voltage due to the BMS and the converter protections. I had the Juntec battery monitor, 2023 model, but need to return it as it doesn't work, not on my Samsung tablet nor on my iPhone. I ordered the Victron smart shunt and hope to install it tomorrow.

[@sherwinhunkins2131]

What charge controler do you know of that can be set to discharge a lithium battery bank 70% or more ?

[@da7heaven]

I sure wish it had low temperature protection, bummer!

[@West_Coast_Ganbaru]

Great vid, saves me some cash and time

[@West_Coast_Ganbaru]

Aaaaand they're sold out🤣

[@goback-si7mf]

But their is only one question you should ask if you DOD the battery 90% how many cycles will you have ?

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

Power Queen's specs list 4000 cycles @ 100% DOD, and 6000 cycles @ 80% DOD...so I think it's reasonable to conclude about 5000 cycles @ 90% DoD.

[@chrisloving6647]

Looks like that thing should have alot of extra room. It looks like it is close to the size of my diy 48v 280 bank.

[@cancerman3954]

Can anyone recommend where to get batteries in Canada at a reasonable price? Everywhere I look they want 3 times the price or hundreds of dollars for shipping.

[@lesliehunter1823]

As canadians we need to band together and import a shipment.

[@seymourpro6097]

What are your thoughts on 12 vs 24 vs 48 volt battery packs? With no automotive connection, would you prefer a higher battery voltage to minimise losses.

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

Yes, definitely. Easier to minimize voltage drop, and the higher voltage inverters will be measurably more efficient.

[@sailor67duilio27]

Massive 12V 410Ah LiFePO4 Battery by Power Queen, Review & Teardown

[@Juliuss96]

Not available in Europe I can see..

[@theinnocent714]

I dont think i understand ur 12 volt in series diagram, shouldnt the load be on the other 2 terminals?

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

You understand it correctly! That diagram is wrong. I pulled it from a manual (because I can't draw haha) and didn't look at it closely enough. Good catch.

[@vandela177]

Did they discontinue this model?

[@jerrytalley802]

Looks a lot like the Redodo 230 amp hours, same case, same positive and negative cables

[@ericklein5097]

Out of stock on their website. And I know why: THIS IS A CRAZY GOOD DEAL. You can barely DIY something this cheap with a good metal case

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

yeah, I know they're working on restock, but I don't have an ETA on that yet. Hoping it won't be too long of a wait!

[@whatta7793]

You can get 5200 watt capacity lithium ion for $800-1000 if you buy Tesla modules out of salvaged cars, $150-200 per kilowatt hour. They are 24 volt, though.

[@jkg6211]

​@@ReeWrayOutdoors Well, 2 months later, and we're still waiting...

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

@Kevin Heyman yeah...I queried recently about them and they said, "It's going to be awhile still" unfortunately. Not sure what the hold up is. Supply chain issues maybe?

[@jkg6211]

@@ReeWrayOutdoors No doubt... add "supply and Demand" to that, and we may be waiting until late this year - if not the next. (pending sanctions, of course)

[@HaroldMcDermott]

So I'm wondering how many kwh goes though the life time of the battery is there like maximum amount and the battery last 50% longer if you only used 50% discharge?

[@HaroldMcDermott]

I've got 4 12 200ah in series for 48 volt them batteries are amazing

[@HaroldMcDermott]

I also use a 4 battery voltage equalizer to help keep all the batteries at equal voltage level

[@1GREATDANE]

Do They have this in a 24 Volt 3.8KWH Model ?

[@XRPSAINT]

Is the bottom recessed so it can be stacked without removing the handles?

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

Unfortunately not - that's why I mentioned (well, captioned) in the video that to stack them you'd need to put some spaces between them.

[@jack-et6yl]

Can this battery be used with a power station that dose not have expansion capabilities ????

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

Depends on the power station's DC input specs, but yeah, likely. Check out this video on this topic if you haven't watched it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqebfHZogsudfbM

[@jack-et6yl]

@@ReeWrayOutdoors LOL believe it or not it's the one you just did a review on. The Anker Powerhouse 767. Somehow missed that one but thanks i'll check out that vid. Also thanks for the reply...love your channel :)

[@jack-et6yl]

I located the powerhouse DC input for solar panels (XT60 Input 11-32V⎓ 10A; 32V-60V⎓ 20A (1000W Max)....but I guess I'm not tech savey enough to figure out if it will work. Anyways thanks again I'll figure it out :)

[@herbertvonsauerkrautunterh2513]

I went straight to a 300ah lifepo4 battery für the back of my car. No use stuffing around with a 100ah battery etc.. it'll last a very long time, very long... And run a lot longer. Lol., I wouldn't trust those test results with your tester.. it doesn't draw enough current or of that accurate. Should be using a load on an inverter with a shunt around 0.2 or 0.5C

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

I do appreciate your input. I totally agree with your higher capacity reasoning. And, primarily to satisfy my own curiousity, I've actually have experimented a fair amount on taking capacity measurements. I've found that, at least as pertains to LiFePO4 chemistries, the whole obsession with a 0.2C discharge rate seems to be a bit overhyped since the Peukert Effect is not nearly so significant with LiFePO4 vs lead-acid. I can discharge test on an LFP at 0.1C and then repeat the test at 0.5C and the difference in the resulting capacity is really not all that significant...maybe 10-20Wh out of 1280Wh. I also recently purchased another capacity tester with separate voltage monitoring leads for better accuracy...and again, comparing the results from that vs the one I've been using, I've not found a big enough difference as to be worth obsessing over. Anyway...just my opinions based on my experimentation...

[@herbertvonsauerkrautunterh2513]

Sure, it would just be more 'real world' that's all.

[@NeoVdV]

Info on how to program your MPPT for this battery and battery shunt monitor. I use the EpEver TracerAN mppt and a Juntec battery monitor with 400A shunt. I have 5x 150Wp solar panels feeding the battery to a 2500W inverter 12V DC to 220V AC Overvoltage protection: 15V Undervoltage protection: 10.8V Discharging overcurrent protection: 200A Charging overcurrent protection: 200A Overpower protection: 2560W Over temp protection: 50C Low temp protection: 5C Low capacity reminder: 10% Protection recover time: 180s Protection delay: 5s Over voltage: 15V Charge limit: 14.8V Over Voltage Reconnect 14.2V Equalize voltage: Disable Boost voltage: 14.6V Float Voltage: 13.8V Boost reconnect: 13.5V Low Voltage Reconnect 12.4 Under Voltage Recover 12V Under Voltage Warning 11.6V Low Voltage Disconnect 10.8V Discharge limit: 10V

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

Good stuff! Thanks for the contribution!

[@_GntlStone_]

Currently Unavailable via the Amazon link, dang it!

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

Bummer! I think the Amazon supply is out of stock now and they pulled the listing. :-/ Should still be available direct on their website. I think I put a link in the video descr.

[@disabledoffgridadventure9580]

Probably because I bought 2 of them a week ago lol. I was hoping to be the first video with these haha.

[@jasonstclair1329]

Update, may as well remove this video as this battery will no longer be available. Just spoke with power queen in China 🤪 returning the 1 battery I bought as soon as it arrives as I cannot make a matched bank with it ! (Which they agreed with) had high hopes. Customer service with them is a joke as you can imagine. Was told on 2 separate emails that it would be available in the future and another saying no. Don’t feel like gambling myself. So if your looking for 1 more it may be available in a week or so . Good luck

[@Tiersmoke92555]

Don't they make a 300ah unit?

[@robertdillon9989]

Those testers over report !

[@steveschaefer5835]

It must have just sold out. One minute I had it in my amazon cart, and then it just vanished

[@OmahaWayne]

Great reeview. I really wish these manufactures would just start using bigger cells though. There is no reason for a 240AH battery to be that big. They used 8 120 AH cells in a 2p4s . They could have just used 4 230AH cells and the battery would only be half that size (ie: barely bigger then the 100 ah). My 280ah battery only weighs 54 lbs, they could have dove the same.

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

Funny you should mention that! I'm actually working on a review right now for something that is higher capacity AND smaller, just like you're pointing out. And made in the USA, which is nice to see.

[@Dennis35793]

Wish I could afford one.

[@igorkvachun3572]

Yes akb👍🔋⚡ 🔌💡

[@NeoVdV]

If you already have 2 of the 100Ah (also powerqueen) in parallel, can you add such a 240 model to it ? . Other question ... what’s the best/easier way to balance parallel setup batteries ? Do you need to disconnect them to charge separate or can the stay in parallel just disconnected , by the battery switch, from the system ?

[@Thewatchmaker69]

Nice

[@arthurwilliams.crippledmaster]

More power etc..., but I'm disabled. Weight is a factor. My crippled self would have a hard time moving that huge thing around. 😆

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

Yeah, I didn't really think much about the weight of these things...until 3 weeks ago when I herniated a disc in my lower back while putting mulch in the flowerbeds. :-/ Now I get it!

[@arthurwilliams.crippledmaster]

@@ReeWrayOutdoors Lol ouch. 😆 I've been thinking of getting into reviewing off-grid gear. 🤔 I need the stuff anyway and I have a differnt perspective on it.

[@3D_Printing]

3Kw, Electric fire power

[@pocketchange1951]

👍👌❤️🇨🇦, very impressive

[@tigersharkzh]

A battery review without opening the case and checking what cells are used and how it's assembled is pointless. With the test result and the rated power, chances are they're using used 280Ah cells. No mention about low and or high temperature cut off made either let alone test if it actually works.

[@panospapadimitriou3498]

cmooooonnn wtf in my country europe those 2 similar cost 800 the small and 2000 the big!!! and its euros which mean its even worse!!!

[@ovchannelag5238]

👍👍

[@jwrhynejr.6689]

Great informative video!! Thanks for ALL YOU DO!! I have 2 seperate 12 volt lead acid banks in 24 volt configuration on 2000 watt inverters for grid down/ power outage scenarios. l want to buy replacements in lithium high capacity units?? trying to decide on 12v 240,300 Ah or 24v 200+Ah ???

[@ReeWrayOutdoors]

Thank you sir! Yeah, you might pay little more for a 24V battery vs multiple 12V batteries, but...kind of nice to not worry about balancing (assuming just 1 24v battery) and the let the BMS take care of it. The 24V batterys often have higher voltage rated FETs in them and higher output-rated BMS, but if you're sticking with the 2000W inverter you have, probably no huge advantage there.

[@jwrhynejr.6689]

I think about going to stay on 24 volt system & purchase 24 volt power queen batteries for main source on inverters. also going to upgrade to 3000w inverters on 2 seperate 24v. systems in home; off grid, of course. Thanks for your reply.

[@jorgeortiz3565]

$680.00??? When was this video made??? You can't even get the 100 ah for that price...

[@JonOffgrid]

👍

[@moto-rambler]

Power Queen sending out cherry picked batteries to yootoobers but the rest of us get 'regular' batteries.

[@TheLetsPlayCommunity]

Power Queen? Odd brand name.

[@BigSmartArmed]

Givben what's happening in US/Canada, it's full on frighting name. I'll stay away just not to have a reminder of it.....

[@Flexiboom]

Services for security cameras，PLEASE check the email

[@russingersoll5761]

I bought the POWERQUEEN 200Ah Plus and it failed on the first day. Their company still hasn't refunded my money or sent a replacement. #powerqueen #powerqueenus #solar #battery #lifepo4 #greenenergy #offgrid #vanlife #rv #camper #fishing #survival #diy #eco