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882Wh Ecoflow Delta Mini @ Amazon $450 YMMV $449.98
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Ecflow Delta Mini sale priced @ $549.98 plus a clippable $100 coupon. Not sure if the coupon is targeted so labeling this ymmv.
882Wh portable power station with solar charging up to 300W panels
https://a.co/d/63fuFCu
882Wh portable power station with solar charging up to 300W panels
https://a.co/d/63fuFCu
Created 06-14-2023
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I bought the pecor deal on here but I'm wondering if it would be better to spend another $150+ for bigger/better brand and warranty
I bought the pecor deal on here but I'm wondering if it would be better to spend another $150+ for bigger/better brand and warranty
I bought the pecor deal on here but I'm wondering if it would be better to spend another $150+ for bigger/better brand and warranty
You wont be cycling it often enough for rated duty cycles to matter (once a week for a year still gets you 10 years at 80%).
LiFePo4 is also far less energy dense than Li-ion, meaning a similar capacity unit is going to weigh even more.
I can see coupon. Good find.
I can see coupon. Good find.
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Edit: It's still $499 at Ecoflow website for 5 more hours. Dunno why the amazon coupon ended earlier.
https://us.ecoflow.com/pages/fathers-day-sale
I bought the pecor deal on here but I'm wondering if it would be better to spend another $150+ for bigger/better brand and warranty
The opposite actually. The downsides of LiFePo4 are pretty bad for camping use I think.
Less energy dense so the weight for the power is MUCH higher (think 50% heavier).
Performs worse in cold weather so your actual power access if it's cold will be worse than rated wattage.
Main upsides are more stable so you basically can't get the kind of runaway fires that you can get with LMNC, it's cheaper per kwh (despite being heavier).
So for camping if you go with a decent company and don't beat the shit out of it (increases fire risks, car batteries almost never catch fire and when they do it's almost always due to wrecks or physical damage to the battery sled) it's all upside compared to Lifepo4 for your use case.