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Top Comments of this video!! :3
There's an important figure that Jerry didn't mention - Runtime, aka "how long till the juice runs out". If the house is using 800W of power, and the battery has 3.8kWh of stored energy, that's a max runtime of only about 4 hours (You can see the remaining time on screen at about the 5:11 mark). Definitely something to keep in mind if you want to use this as a backup for any extended period of time.
There are more cost-effective ways to do this with inverters and standalone batteries but the tradeoff is ease of installation. This setup certainly offers more portability - If you're going camping or need power elsewhere you can always lug this Anker unit along for the ride, though I expect that it weighs around 100 pounds or so.
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I'm sure they appreciate having this backup in case there's a power outage, and they'll appreciate the solar panels on the roof later even more.
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Jerry: The goat's eyes scratch at level 6 with deeper grooves at level 7
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Props to you for walking back and forth in the attic to set up the camera and then come back for the cables. A lot of time and effort for B-roll
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Awesome piece of kit and for outlying farms and rural houses this could be a life saver
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Zack! The fullstack DIY man. All around great video ๐๐ฝ
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Isnโt anker big enough now to release a product without doing a kickstarter? ๐
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Cmon, Zack... You know US... We NEED more number on this thing.! As someone planning to move into a van, I dont wanna do the whole installation thing, I need me one of these massive power banks and just charge it at the gym or anywhere else...
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This is a truly fascinating thing. In combination with only a few solar panel there are no worry for electricity. Thumbs up for those videos. It's very helpful!
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The system would be perfect, if the switch to the grid happens when the battery is under for e.g. 20%. So a even charge/discharge can happen. If the breaker could do this with a signal to the power station that would be really usefull.
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Great job on the video Zack! Thanks for making it. You're a good son-in-law to have.
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Dude, that Kickstarter is roaring after this video was uploaded. The JerryRig Midas Touch! One day, i will afford this power bank.
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The GOAT eyes scratches at level 6 with deeper grooves at level 7.
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Your videos always have a GOAT up close! ๐
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this is dope and actually fairly reasonably priced. Would go perfect with my solar panels on the roof but I've yet to lose power in the 3 years in my house, but it sure is enticing tbh
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This is very useful for a hurricane or any natural disaster for help your family to charge its devices even to keep using wifi without electricity, itโs very useful for that purposes.
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Zack you need to come to South Africa again. because of our load shedding there are massive amounts of people installing Solar solutions at homes and businesses. along wiht that there are many people who cant do pannels so are only doing inverters and batteries. to a point where the city I live in (Pretoria) announced today that there has been a 35% decrease in revenue from Electricity due to the amount of people doing Solar solutions. I think there would be a fair amount of content for you here that you could make quite a few videos on. plus we have seen your drone videos we know you love it here.
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Hey Zach, huge follower of your stuff. I saw a blurb on their kickstarter about connecting to an existing solar panel system. Hoping you can have a video showing how to connect that to this battery so that I can add power to the Anker from those panels. Thanks
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Step 1: Buy a house
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@pushthepro
7 months ago
You know what really grinds my gears? When big companies like Anker uses kickstarter for market size and potential research purposes, while also getting funding for their own r&d of the thing they want to create, when they could simply afford it themselves, thus making smaller startups and creators much harder to find and value.
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