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Ecolfow Delta Pro w/ 400w solar panel at Home Depot for $2499 - $2499
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Cheapest deal i've seen for an EcoFlow Delta Pro with a 400w solar panel
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A Tesla model Y long range has ~75kWh battery. This has a 3.6kWh battery and there will be some loss when charging. So call it adding approximately 4% charge to a Tesla.
If you have the smallest tesla battery and drive only 50 miles a day you would only need 9 400 watt solar panels to charge your battery operated car. Really folks, these toys have enormous batteries and will become an unsustainable burden on our already delicate power grid especially in California. https://8billiontrees.c
Note that this listing is for three 400w panels....so the investment would be 7500.....plus a 10% coupon is available in a lot of places.
Are these energy rebate eligible?
Are these energy rebate eligible?
Great points yes it is 👍
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If you are saving $0.30 per kWh, each charge is like saving $1. It will take 2400 charges to make up the money that you spent on this deal.
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You shouldnt have answered obviously that guy was trolling
Dang, they got me! Haha I thought it was a serious question even if impractical solution.
How about for people who have an EV that live in an apartment and you left this outside in direct sunlight for a few days to continuously charge. I know it's not optimal but for an emergency if power went out.
Don't be so dramatic, a Tesla mY averages 3.3mi/kwh. So 50 miles a day is 15Kwh. Kids gaming on high powered PCs are using more than that each day and I don't see anyone villainizing them. People have to go to work, they can spend $1 to do that or $4 on that gallon of gasoline. The grid needs to adapt.
Only to have your expensive solar panel(s) get stolen? No way would I consider doing this.