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@ThePRGardenGuide Para emerjencia no tiene precio, trabaja mejor que una bateria de 200w en Un dia soleado, puede correr maquina de respiration en Un Dia con poco sol, trabaja con corriente DC variable 18v a 58v, se puede connectar a bateria de taladro.

@CluckinAround Today I tested it running 150 w on direct solar, it's working great.

@ThePRGardenGuide the veggies are growing in the bed, all the tomato plants are thriving so far, but for the next time , I'll filter through the chickens 🐔, and them heat compost to kill weeds seeds in compost.

@OldSchoolPrepper I'm looking into the RV starlink that is portable, not sure if it's country dependent, I'm only putting up solar content of applications that are not the norm, applications preppers are not talking about but would work for long term and would be small enough to realistically protect from EMP, this unit can be connected to a tool battery in a emergency, the variable voltage from 18v all the way up to 58v makes this unit a realistic prepper last ditch option it will accept any DC power source from solar to battery within the variable voltage ⚡️

@NormalPrepping ill be conducting more test for night time use.

@MosaicHomestead I know you have mentioned it before; what are your panels rated at? My guess is 200 watts. I see you chose a 400 watt transformer. That is a good fit for that application. Because I use HAM radios, I buy sine wave everything and that gets expensive. I am glad you are not pushing that for this application

@NormalPrepping the panel recommended is a 380w solar panel, this unit will also work with a 400w solar panel, this unit will work perfectly to power a HAM radio, you can run a HAM with 12v depending on what you have or with 110 AC...What problem do you see.

@NormalPrepping You are aware this would run a starlink?...that has more advanced and more sensitive electronics, that's why 2.0 has a pure sine inverter, buck transformer 12v is normal 12v DC, solar panel is DC, buck transformer is just reducing 44.5v to 12v...I'm kinda good at this lol, I'll power your HAM and use it without a license during a apocalypse lol, in a real SHTF rules will be broken, I bend rules right now putting this type of information up, what I put up works, so if I say it will power a HAM...It will power a HAM.

@NormalPrepping By the way, I love a challenge, make your statement public as a challenge to me on a video...I will get a HAM operator with at leat 10 years experience to supervise the power up of the HAM and use the HAM...let's make a wager, this would be fun lol

@@marygallagher3428 Thanks, I'm satisfied with the results.

@LibertyGarden I haven't seen the star link power specs, but I'm definitely sure I could run it with this 2.0 version, what makes this a way better system is the variable voltage from 18v to 58v step down to 12v, this makes this unit compatible with anything producing 18 to 58v, this includes, solar panels, batteries or anything else producing this variable voltage ⚡️

@LibertyGarden I consider this the ultimate last ditch power system, this will produce power in a long term outage.

@@MosaicHomestead You can at least charge power tool batteries and communication devices.

@LibertyGarden I can change a tool battery and run system off the battery at night 🌙...the 12v outlet on the system could run a 12v lamp and 12v fan, a tool battery stores a lot of power, again the variable power to 12v makes this possible, I could find creative ways to use this, this includes running a 12v Ice maker I'm ordering, it makes ice with low power, it's a game charger if it's the only thing you have.

@PraxisPrepper I consider this test a successful test, it did exactly what I expected it to do, I believe this would run a starlink in a emergency during the day.

@MosaicHomestead I presume the only issue with this sort of approach would be the power spitting out of the inverter occasionally cutting out if sun goes away temporarily and some devices might not like being cut off. What are your thoughts on that? Also, I've never run an inverter from anything but the voltage range of batteries (which usually isn't that broad). The voltage range out of panels (especially when many are wired together) can be a bit wider. Did you have any thoughts on that going into your inverter? I've only seen the first half of the video so far, so if you address any of that in the second half, I'll be catching it later when I have time to finish the video. Thx for sharing!

@marygallagher3428 works way better than the first one, I'm putting test video up.

@OldSchoolPrepper the test were impressive, it even works with a 100w panel.

@joeprimal2044 I actually did a overload lol 😆...No gender politics when it comes to solar lol...test were pretty impressive for a small unit.

@RobPainless it happens here all the time, but the major outages make the news, this is a last ditch solar system, but did very well on the tests I performed today.

@HomesteadEngineering See, I'm learning lol, I'm putting up the tests tomorrow, it did very well, and worked with a 100w solar panel.

@@LibertyGarden Yep, they owe money to investors 😆

@LibertyGarden This unit had very good test results, I'm putting up test tomorrow

Trumps fault.

@joeprimal2044 Trump is the new Jesus, he's going to save all of us 😆.

@@MosaicHomestead What concerned me the most were all those gender confused connectors.

@dadonewetube I'm making sure I have some power, just incase I have to cash out on bitcoin 😎 😆

@OldSchoolPrepper the power is out right now, it came for a little while for New years eve, but out today on the first, I'm mixing it with a more useful video, I'm building a 2.0 of my direct solar power unit, it has a more powerful buck transformer and sinewave inverter.

@marygallagher3428 Power went out at about 4 AM and came back at about 12 PM, but the rest of the Island was still in the dark, power is predicted to be fully restored within 72 hours.

@felixdacat6572 it's going to be a dark New Years for a lot of people, it's a major blackout, almost 1.5 million people without power...Happy New Year

@deervalleyhomestead we have beetle larva here, but didn't find any.

@marygallagher3428 I was planning on getting a roof torch to torch soil after the chickens ate the bugs, but that video is coming next year, I'm going to put up all experiments and results through updates. Few to Nobody has videos on how they would grow food in after a nuclear war, Everyone is using store bought potting soil to start seedlings 🌱, this includes buying ingredients to make potting soil, I already tested my compost successfully for air layering, I got a mature lemon tree that will produce faster. The raised bed was fixed with the chicken screening, all plants are thriving so far.

@@MosaicHomestead Would the roof torch "burn" the soil though? From what I've read that can happen if the heat used to sterilize soil is too high. Glad to hear the plants are thriving now!

@marygallagher3428 the torch is kept above soil, it will act like putting soil in oven, it won't be done for long because soil will be ran through chickens first, then a quick above soil heat, hot compost could get hot enough to catch on fire 🔥, but very rare, compost pile could reach over 170 F, I want to go about 150 max just to kill seeds inside compost.

@LibertyGarden I have grown Romain successfully, I'm growing lechuga del pais, it's winter here so it's cooler, I'm also growing in a slight shady area so lettuce hopefully doesn't bolt fast, it's a experimental garden, I'm testing bed and what veggies do well, spinach is also a cold condition plant, but I've grown it here as well.

@LibertyGarden the spinach I'm growing isn't Malabar spinach, it's real spinach, Malabar isn't really spinach, that will grow here like weeds.

@LibertyGarden My problem is the chickens, I have to transparent small because the chickens will get to my seed trays before I get established plants, in the future, I want to direct sow in these beds, carrots don't like to be transplanted, it's better to direct sow, putting in small is to make sure compost is good to grow in, it gets rid of transplant shock...I'm trying to grow with my own soil, if there is ever a real SHTF, I want to be able to grow using my own soil, this includes DIY seed starting soil, Anyone can start seed in seed mix, I want to practice growing SHTF style, this includes Diy fertilizer as well, I have calorie dense covered with green banana and bread fruit, but I don't have veggies covered yet, I'm working on this now.

@OldSchoolPrepper that's exactly it, it's old compost, decaying matter is running out, so Earthworms go into overdrive procreating, this is how a worm 🪱 bin works, when worm population is down, you stop feeding until the numbers come up, I didn't have a raised bed, I had a worm bin with a growing population looking for food. The raised bed so far has no problems, the lettuce and tomato plants are still there, I snuck in the few seeds that sprouted in the viability test of the carrot, I want to see what does well in this area.

@@OldSchoolPrepper I learned a lot with this problem, I want to try to come up with solutions on how to grow clean food for at least a year after a nuclear exchange, Huples old nuclear war video touched how hard it would be to grow clean food after a exchange, that video opened up my curiosity, I'm even going to watch that Homestead disaster movie just to see if there are any crazy ideas 💡, I'm going to be building these raised beds with wheels on the rooftop garden to move beds to a secure room during a hurricane, this might protect beds from other disasters like nuclear war, I believe I can store half a ton of compost in my compost bin, and store chemical fertilizer for a years worth to try to get away with something, I would have to try to save some chickens, I might touch this subject next year.

Just got a idea for your lettuce problem, salt kills slugs, have you tried Epsom salt ?, it's salt that adds magnesium to your soil, you can't use a lot, but it might work...I'm going to see if this kills slugs as a experiment 😂

@FocoTheFirst when I was putting compost inside the raised bed the first time, I said, wow, look at all those worms 🪱 lol, I thought worms did nothing to seeds and seedlings, gardeners praise worms in soil like it's the best...my research said otherwise when starting a vegetable garden, it's the first time using my own compost for vegetables, I usually grew small amounts in pots or buckets, but it was only with potting soil, I want to learn how to grow vegetables with my own compost, this was a great learning experience, so far all seedlings are OK and thriving, I will be putting up updates on the progress of the seedlings.

@@joscancruz9763 check valve at out of pump recommended, doesn't have to be connected at pump, but within pump out plumbing.

@@marygallagher3428 Thanks, when I was going to start, I wasn't happy with the original one door design, I already had the material to make the double doors, so I just went for the double doors, I was happy I put in the extra work.

@ThePRGardenGuide for, a small space, it's ok, but this is just to start, I'm expanding next year.

@ It’s a great start!! Love it!

@OldSchoolPrepper I'm here fighting with old seeds lol, I've had to do some viability test, not great results because I bought seeds at the end of the year, but I got some lettuce up already and a cherry tomato plant out of 20 seeds 😆, but all I need is about 2 more to germinate, so I believe I'll be ok.

@PraxisPrepper first I'm going to make sure the lettuce and tomatoes can't get out, if it works, then I'll grow the triffids.

@HuplesCat I'm growing from old seeds lol, but I got a couple of shoots already, they don't sell starts around here, I couldn't cheat if I wanted to.

@HuplesCat this area is a multi use area, it can become a extension of the chicken run, it could be used as a brooder, and I could add a portable sink for a egg washing station. I love multi use.

@marygallagher3428 if the PH is high, it's Huples fault lol, it's compost with over 6 months, it should be fine.

@HuplesCat I have thrown dead chickens 🐔 in the compost bin, they disappear in less than 2 weeks, in a real SHTF, a couple of dead people could be thrown in the compost bin to improve the fertility of the compost, nothing goes to waste on the homestead. In this raised bed, I'm going to be testing different fertilizers, from store bought, to the best natural solutions, in a SHTF, store bought fertilizer won't be around, nobody talks about how to improve depleted soil to grow food in a SHTF, I'll be experimenting with a banana leaf compost tea, and banana plant waste as fertilizer, the NPK of banana plant is higher than manure with added nutrients.

@@MosaicHomestead Your poop for the win

@OldSchoolPrepper now I have to see if my lettuce germinate, Sometimes I'm sold old seeds, that's why I planted the entire tray, but I'm going to Home Depot tomorrow to get more lettuce seeds, the first were bought in Walmart. I'm also picking up the fence material tomorrow.

@dadonewetube once I get starters in there, you are going to witness the power of compost.

@theoldguy9329 it's ground liner, water goes through, but a couple of holes can be made for better drainage, it's a raised bed used in the University of Puerto Rico in Rio piedras, I'm testing this raised bed design to see if it works out, I have a build video of this table, it starts with the agronomy teacher that thoroughly tested these beds, I captioned the beginning, because he's Speaking Spanish.

@MosaicHomestead Thanks. For the response. I need to work on my Spanish

@deervalleyhomestead it's loaded for a such a short time growing, the raised bed has 100% compost in it already, I'm waiting for seeds to germinate, and I'm going to buy the fence materials on the 4th , hopefully the seed I bought is good.

@PrepperPotpourri I'm actually going to build 4 more 4'x8', those will have wheels to move beds to a hurricane proof room, those will be for the roof top garden im building early next year.

@OldSchoolPrepper the sheet metal in the bottom will have holes

@BurntBrassHomestead it's for lettuce, I'm trying this type of system to see If it will work for my rooftop garden project.

@HuplesCat the agronomy teacher in the beginning of the video has grown everything in this type of raised bed, including vegetables that don't grow here, what attracted me to these raised beds is the small amount of soil needed to produce a lot of food, this type of raised bed might actually work for growing food after nuclear war, you can't store soil, but you might be able to store fertilizer and cover up a compost bin made out of steel reinforced block and concrete, the raised bed is movable exactly like you said, and built like a tank for durability and years of use, the roof top garden will be extracting water from the concrete cistern that is protected from everything...I'm not saying this would work, I'm saying it's a last ditch option, yeah, I have been thinking about how food would be grown, Luis Reynaldo Santiago has grown calorie dense root vegetables In these benches, The channel is called Compostapr, not sure if captioning would work, these videos are a couple years old...but what this guy grows in these beds is impressive.

@@MosaicHomestead The issue for me here is freezing due to the design which is why we tend to go for on the ground methods. I ask about moving it because it looks very heavy. If you try to sell a house with large metal structures in the garden you might have issues!

@HuplesCat it's heavy but manageable, the reason for removable legs is, I can make any type of legs for raised bed, this includes building one set of legs with wheels 🛞

@HuplesCat The raised beds on the roof will have wheels to move raised beds to a hurricane proof area, those are the plans.

Post nuclear war growing is a concern and your right, this could work​@@MosaicHomestead

@marygallagher3428 it's a raised bed I've wanted to build for a long time now.

@felixdacat6572 Luis Reynaldo Santiago is probably the best agronomy teacher here in PR, I have been dying to build one of his raised beds, I'm planning to build 4 more, but those will be 4'x8', if they work out, I'll build 2 more.

@@MosaicHomestead 👍👍🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴

@deervalleyhomestead I'm building a raised bed designed by the University of Rio piedras by a agronomy teacher, it's a shallow raised bed for multi use, I have been dying to build one for almost 10 years, it's a metal raised bed, it's one of the reasons I wanted to learn how to weld, so I'm building one to grow lettuce, I want to start growing veggies, but the animals destroy everything.

@@deervalleyhomestead that vine has a lot of fruit for a vine that has about 4 months.

@@marygallagher3428 Thanks for the information.

@@marygallagher3428 Eyes open on the Ukraine war, Biden wants to start WW3.

@@MosaicHomestead No, I don't think he does. However, I am keeping a close eye on the news. I never stop prepping - but thank you for your concern.

@CluckinAround This is the fastest I've ever seen passion fruit grow, it usually takes about a year to see fruit, this plant must have been a cutting from a mature plant, these are 100% organic, no crazy chemical fertilizers, can't wait for fruit to start dropping.

@felixdacat6572 it got chilly yesterday, the chickens might be on winter break.

@felixdacat6572 by the way, keep your eyes on the News, WW3 could start this week, Ukraine 🇺🇦 used US missiles against Russia 🇷🇺

@@MosaicHomestead Hey if you have the space...think about building a Grow Tunnel for the experimental garden that's protected from atmospheric dust, debris and contamination (Of Any Kind 😉⚛.

@felixdacat6572 not going to happen in short notice lol.

@@MosaicHomestead 👍👍

@OldSchoolPrepper I can get ash at the beach where people cook, Thanks , will do.

@@OldSchoolPrepper Eyes on the News, Ukraine used US missiles against Russia 🇷🇺

@LibertyGarden it looks way better, but yeah that's a good idea, adding husks around the base.