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Anker 200W/256Wh LiFePO4 Portable Power Station $186.99 + Free Shipping
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- 5-Year Full-Device Warranty
- 2 AC ports, 2 USB-A ports, a USB-C port, and a car outlet
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- Anker 521 Portable Power Station (PowerHouse 256Wh)
- DC adapter
- Car charging cable
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"We regret to say that our 5-year warranty is for a brand new 521 power station only. A refurbished 521 power station has a 3-month warranty from the date of purchase. "
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Also, get off my lawn.
Those may be some advantages but it still doesn't explain why SD floods my search results for "generator" with these. I may have to take this one up with senior leadership. Let me speak with the manager!
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Yes but you need one with a much higher capacity and AC output wattage for it to be as useful as an actual generator. I've been looking for one above 1k kwh battery power station myself. All the ones recently posted were either still too expensive or not lifepo4.
This Anker has lower capacity, lower power output - simply inferior in every way and worse, it is actually more expensive than when EB3A is on sale.
Also, get off my lawn.
Where does it say that it's a generator?
It doesn't. That's the point I think.
Not necessarily.
Pros of no engine noise, no exhaust fumes, and dealing with fluids (gas and oil).
Cons are degrading battery, state of charge when needed, charging time, weight for higher capacity applications, and upfront costs.
Depends on the application in which is more beneficial. Simple charging for light camping, beach, day or quick overnight trips this would be good as a 'nice to have' power source for mostly mobile devices.
If I wanted something more substantial with instant power, reliability, and continuous power I'd go with a gas generator.
Solar just takes too long to charge, all batteries degrade, state of charge is always a concern, and weight will really become an issue for larger applications simply because you have to add more batteries. Until new cheap and light battery tech proliferates the market, it's still a toss. Honda generator imo is still the best go-to.