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Sure. But (as an example) a model 3 LR has a 100kWh (100,000Wh) battery. This is 4000Wh. So you're not going to be adding much. Approx 4 miles per kWh - so this would add about 16 miles of range.
Can people use this to extend the Tesla range? π
Sure. But (as an example) a model 3 LR has a 100kWh (100,000Wh) battery. This is 4000Wh. So you're not going to be adding much. Approx 4 miles per kWh - so this would add about 16 miles of range.
Sure. But (as an example) a model 3 LR has a 100kWh (100,000Wh) battery. This is 4000Wh. So you're not going to be adding much. Approx 4 miles per kWh - so this would add about 16 miles of range.
Sure. But (as an example) a model 3 LR has a 100kWh (100,000Wh) battery. This is 4000Wh. So you're not going to be adding much. Approx 4 miles per kWh - so this would add about 16 miles of range.
its 75 kWh for LR and base is around 57.5 kWh and also this is 2 kWH and not 4.
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I have one of these, and I've been very impressed with it. It's got capacity and power, but it's still light enough that you aren't going to break your back trying to lift it up. The wheel and handle setup is much better than what ecoflow does for their setup, and you don't need a separate trolley like other companies do.
One huge thing is that it's very quiet, and we have been using it for our office as a UPS and backup power.
I have one of these, and I've been very impressed with it. It's got capacity and power, but it's still light enough that you aren't going to break your back trying to lift it up. The wheel and handle setup is much better than what ecoflow does for their setup, and you don't need a separate trolley like other companies do.
One huge thing is that it's very quiet, and we have been using it for our office as a UPS and backup power.
I assume once this breaks out of the warranty, you're sol? I have been researching buying 12v 100ah lifepo4 batteries and other components vs one of these systems because if it fails, I can troubleshoot it and replace components, I'm guessing you can't with these? I've heard horror stories with Ecoflow and their warranty, takes forever and if you're out of warranty, no repair, just a 5% off coupon on the next one.
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One huge thing is that it's very quiet, and we have been using it for our office as a UPS and backup power.
One huge thing is that it's very quiet, and we have been using it for our office as a UPS and backup power.
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