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this thing carries around $.04 worth of electricity.
1kwh from mommy power company typically costs are $.16
meaningless for sure, I just found it amusing.
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With non replaceable batteries, I wouldn't count on this beyond that.
If you loose power frequently, a small generator can be about the same cost, and should work beyond 3 years.
If you just want to be ready and have any cordless power tools, getting the USB charging adapter is my preferred route. Since you'll get use out of those batteries even if there isn't an outage during the batteries lifetimes.
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I'd like to have a good backup for my Cpap and "BigBlue" should do the trick but for less money I think you could do better?
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At the amount of juice it holds, still has some uses but is probably shy of the ability to run appliances for any period and might be a bit much for your normal device charging needs. Extended period of off grid charging I guess?
Seems this is too much power for small use cases and too little for larger uses cases.
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Batteries 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)
Battery Cell Type Lithium-Cobalt
At the amount of juice it holds, still has some uses but is probably shy of the ability to run appliances for any period and might be a bit much for your normal device charging needs. Extended period of off grade charging I guess?
Seems this is too much power for small use cases and too little for larger uses cases.
That being said I do have a larger lifepo4 battery that is over 4x the size of this with an amazing inverter. I could pick up more batteries from amazon on the cheap and run them together. It's built to handle that without issue. Add in a small gas generator and now the batteries can be rechargeable outside with no conversion loss.
As it is I have roughly 4000 watts but no generator. I have solar but that is just another example of me wasting money trying to be clean when I could have put that same money into a much more useful gas generator. Never the less, I could still mange to keep things cold and a few lights on in the summer for a couple of days with my current setup. Adding in a gas generator and my only limit would be my amount of remaining gas.