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Anker Powerhouse 200 213Wh/57600mAh Portable Rechargeable Power Station
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Woot via Amazon has Anker Powerhouse 200 213Wh/57600mAh Portable Rechargeable Power Station for $169.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member MyTimothyKelley for finding this deal.
Key Features:
Thanks to community member MyTimothyKelley for finding this deal.
Key Features:
- Power for mobile devices, emergency equipment, computers, and small appliances.
- Hours of Power: Charge a MacBook Pro over 5 times, a phone over 12, or even run small appliances like mini-fridges for over 4 hours.
- 1 DC Outlet (12V), 1 AC Outlet, 1 USB Power Delivery Port, and 2 High-Speed USB-A Charging Ports
- Replenish PowerHouse's cell capacity via a USB-C Power Delivery car or wall charger, or an AC power adapter. Compatible with 5-22V DC output solar chargers (not included).
- Includes 18-month warranty
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- This is $60 lower (26.1% savings) than the list price of $229.99.
- About this product:
- 4.5 out of 5 stars rating at Amazon
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Woot via Amazon has Anker Powerhouse 200 213Wh/57600mAh Portable Rechargeable Power Station for $169.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member MyTimothyKelley for finding this deal.
Key Features:
Thanks to community member MyTimothyKelley for finding this deal.
Key Features:
- Power for mobile devices, emergency equipment, computers, and small appliances.
- Hours of Power: Charge a MacBook Pro over 5 times, a phone over 12, or even run small appliances like mini-fridges for over 4 hours.
- 1 DC Outlet (12V), 1 AC Outlet, 1 USB Power Delivery Port, and 2 High-Speed USB-A Charging Ports
- Replenish PowerHouse's cell capacity via a USB-C Power Delivery car or wall charger, or an AC power adapter. Compatible with 5-22V DC output solar chargers (not included).
- Includes 18-month warranty
Editor's Notes
Written by SubZero5 | Staff- About this deal:
- This is $60 lower (26.1% savings) than the list price of $229.99.
- About this product:
- 4.5 out of 5 stars rating at Amazon
- About this store:
- View Amazon return policy here.
- Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
- If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.
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For example, if I have two devices that are AC 120/230v, 50-60hz, says it's 19w operational, how long would I expect this to last?
As long as the device doesn't outdraw the peak delivery (think high draw like hair dryer) and is running on AC, the simple estimate formula is this:
(Whr of the unit * 0.85) / (total draw of your devices)
So in this example, (213 * 0.85) / 19W = ~ 9.5 Hours
also you really want lifepo4 instead of lithium ion. lifepo4 do not lose their charge capacity and also have much better temperature tolerance levels- less likely to EXPLODE
For example, if I have two devices that are AC 120/230v, 50-60hz, says it's 19w operational, how long would I expect this to last?
also you really want lifepo4 instead of lithium ion. lifepo4 do not lose their charge capacity and also have much better temperature tolerance levels- less likely to EXPLODE
I wish I had a better experience base to pull from for this, but I just wanna make sure you're giving proper credit to anker.
Case in point, I used a 10' anker micro usb cable in bed for nightly charging for 2-3 years, where all others lasted 7 days - 3 months. New phones went usb-c, new anker cables the last year or so.. both sets still perfect.
I do like my jackery 20k mah pack though.
I stand by my statement that these products are on the same level and the Jackery deal was a little better.
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I stand by my statement that these products are on the same level and the Jackery deal was a little better.
I haven't had a single anker cable or charger die on me, and that's saying a lot. I think a whole lot of anker, and maybe due to that I can't see anyone else measuring up, and that's unfair I suppose. Jackery has not let me down, and I don't have enough product experience to say they aren't as good as anker.
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I haven't had a single anker cable or charger die on me, and that's saying a lot. I think a whole lot of anker, and maybe due to that I can't see anyone else measuring up, and that's unfair I suppose. Jackery has not let me down, and I don't have enough product experience to say they aren't as good as anker.
this second post sure makes everything you said in your first post seem pretty baseless
to summarize, as it pertains to this particular product... in your experience Anker in no way "blows away" Jackery? nor does Jackery best Anker, as you haven't done anything close to an apples to apples comparison...
this second post sure makes everything you said in your first post seem pretty baseless
to summarize, as it pertains to this particular product... in your experience Anker in no way "blows away" Jackery? nor does Jackery best Anker, as you haven't done anything close to an apples to apples comparison...
and I didn't single out "blowing away" jackery. I was referring to competing products that I had experience with, though that may not have been clear.
what is the best price and best quality for inverter?
STEP 1: [IF NOT USING FOR CPAP, YOU CAN BUY INVERTER FROM HARBOR FREIGHT ALONG WITH OTHER STUFF]
Buy Equipment from YOUR Medical Equipment Provider (YOU have to do this research to
find out what Power Converter is compatible with YOUR equipment).
Contact the company that manufactured your CPAP equipment and ask if there is a Power Converter
accessory that will work with your specific equipment. (I have a "Resmed AirCurve 10Vauto Bipap"
and the Power Converter that is compatible with my equipment is the "Resmed DC Converter 24V
90W for AirStart 10, AirSense 10, and AirCurve 10". My Power Converter accessory cost $89.
https://www.cpap.com/productpage/...0-machines
STEP 2: Buy Equipment from Harbor Freight (use coupons available online)
4 ea "Thunderbolt 12 Volt, 35 Amp Hour Sealed Lead Acid Battery", [Deep Cycle], SKU 64102, $69 ea
NOTE: Do NOT use a car battery! It MUST be a 12V DEEP CYCLE BATTERY!
1 each "Thunderbolt 25 Watt Solar Panel", SKU 63940, $65
1 each "Thunderbolt Solar Power Connection Cable Kit", SKU's 63981, 68684, $10 [You might not
need this kit, but good to have. Ask the Harbor Freight associate to help install the 12V battery carry handles.]
STEP 3: Buy Equipment from BatteryStuff.com
"QL4-K1 Xtreme Charge 4-Station Quadlink Battery Charger Kit" by Pulse Tech, $157.95
https://www.batterystuf
Why do I need to buy four 12V 35amp deep cycle batteries? Because it takes much longer to CHARGE a deep
cycle battery than it does to drain the power. You must have 4 back up batteries in order to rotate the batteries
when their charge is used up. By rotating the four batteries, you should be able to use batteries A-D for the
duration of the power outage. Try not to use each battery until it is completely discharged! Use each battery for
up to 8 hours, then recharge.
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