[albow]

Costco is selling these right now for just under $1000 but I've seen them going for twice that elsewhere.

Anybody know if this thing is worthwhile as more than just a power station for small electronics? ???

It has a Lithium battery, like those tiny jump starters you can carry with you for emergencies. But this is more like 65lbs. I'm wondering about recharging trolling motor batteries. Maybe after a day of fishing you could plug it in to a triple bank charger and be ready to go in the morning. That would be sweet! 8) From previous threads I gather that people usually will use a small gas powered generator when they are at an area with no provided power. Powell or Blue Mesa come to mind.

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[Bionic Man]

First I've seen of it. For less $ and less weight you can get a small inverter generator.


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[slayerfish]

I'm using a 2003 Honda 1000 gas generator puts out about 10 amps. Pretty sure you can pick one up for $750. Weighs maybe 30 lbs?

 

[snagged up]

I'm using a 2003 Honda 1000 gas generator puts out about 10 amps. Pretty sure you can pick one up for $750. Weighs maybe 30 lbs?

This is the way to go. If the sun doesn't shine you're done. This will be consistent power supply.

 

[albow]

Guess if it sounds too good to be true it then it probably is. I see a Honda in my future. :biggrin1:

Yeti must have a hell of a marketing department. Never heard of them until a few years ago and now I'm seeing their stuff everywhere. I guess they call that "brand extension."

 

[IFSHDOU2?]

Guess if it sounds too good to be true it then it probably is. I see a Honda in my future. :biggrin1:

Yeti must have a hell of a marketing department. Never heard of them until a few years ago and now I'm seeing their stuff everywhere. I guess they call that "brand extension."

Hey Alan, My Buddy uses a similar unit to this one:
https://www.amazon.com/ECO-WORTHY-P...01938402&sr=8-7&keywords=portable+solar+panel

It will charge dual My Batteries from 20% to 100% in about 4-5 hours..