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They haven’t given one out yet! I’ll send you one when they release the unit! Happy Thanksgiving

Yes it is! I think this will be Bluetti’s number one seller! Thanks for checking out the channel John!

Thank you Pete! I’m glad you were able to hear it in person!

Should be in effect on Black Friday, I’ll double check with company and get back with you

​@@GumbieGear👍

@retnav92 try using the code now on Amazon upon checkout. I just tried it and it worked. Semper25

​@@GumbieGear Will check it out, and thanks.👍

Success 😎. Ord'd 2, but you can only apply the discount to 1, but still saved a few $$. Thanks for the code. 👍

Yes you are correct. But I did not sign up for any of them, I rather you all just get the discount

Thanks for watching the channel buddy!

My Bluetti is a 2400 watt Powerstation but I also bring expansion batteries with me. I did not run it on turbo all night. This is a power hungry ac. I just got the new ZeroBreeze MK3 that is a 5k btu. I would hold off from purchasing a BougeRV and watch my review on the ZeroBreeze in the next few weeks. The BougeRV does have a thermostat. The tent did get cooler but the afternoon temps did cool down outside as well.

That rest will be coming up Thanksgiving weekend in the camper

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I agree, mini LFP batteries are perfect for smaller campers and rigs!

Did you contact customer service? Mine has never gave me any issues

It will not work, the charger needs more amperage to power the unit

Thanks

Sarge where are you located? I am a retired Sgt

Is your battery fully charged and switch under u it turned on?

Thats one thing it was brought up to Bluetti, you could throw a breaker right there at the battery terminal

800grams is equiv to 1.76 lbs where i do mention the correct weight

@@GumbieGear yes somewhere you have kg behind it ;)

This is an option so when your driving to and from a location you can top off or charge your system. I only use this option to top off if I dont use my solar panels.

@@89crix The inverter runs off the house batteries, the DC to DC unit charges those batteries that allows you to use the inverter ...

​@@roberts.1400 And inverter can run off the car too , and can be used to charge batteries or power stations much faster than a 12v that's otherwise limited to 200w power/charging .

And is MUCH cheaper than this dc to dc thang...

Would be cheaper but it depends on your application. My Powerstations are 2400watts and are large for my long dispersed trips

You make a great point, most overland rigs have larger alternators. My alternator is a 160amp so I don't have a problem but this would be an alternative, at camp I still use my solar panels. This charger allows you to adjust the voltage based on your powerstations, thats what I like about it.

Get a bigger alternator ... Probably your best bet as they're not very expensive. You'll have a more robust system with a 220 amp alternator if available for your make and model ...

@@roberts.1400 Thats great advice Robert, when I use mine, I don't see any significant power loss, that would go for the same for my buddies who use the Red Arc systems as well.

I am running a 240 amp alternator in my Jeep Gladiator. Absolutely zero strain on the alternator, engine, etc. when using the Charge1. It's been fantastic.

There is no strain on the alternators with this at all

Thank you!

Cold water sir, but if you can put warm water in it. There is no propane…

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Yes it can but not all at once. Its 1800 watts so you have to know what your limit is

@@GumbieGear thank you for the reply.

One more question if the power box is connected to solar panels can it be used continuesly?? Or the job of the solar panels are only to charge the box only?? How many solar panels are required to be able to charge the box??

@Bethefirsttoknow1206 yes it can, it has pass thru charging

@@GumbieGear drop their link to get mine, I need it but I'm based in U. A. E.

Most companies won’t let you transfer warranties over nowadays.

Depends on what powerstation I use, but the one in the video will last about 10 hours

It is and I look fwd the first night camping in it!

Thank you for watching!

Oh, I apologize for not showing that. It’s just a standard plug that goes into a 110 outlet. Mine came with the cord to charge it

@@GumbieGear That's ok. I wrote to VTOMAN and they just recommend using a Type-C cable to charge it... which will take forever... mine is marked OUT so i guess that i will stick with the manufacturer's advice. Other than that, Thank you for the great review, you explained a lot about it.

Thank you sir, I appriciate the comments!

You gotta try it!

About 15 -20 mins it was nice and cool in tent!

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Roger it would not, look into Bluetti brand which allows you to have that option.

@@GumbieGear Thanks, that helps. I already have the Lithova, so I'll stick with the solar and AC charge connections.

That means you need to buy a pack! It’s a message from above! LOL!

I haven’t found one

I think it’s my favorite gear to carry! I’m glad you enjoy yours!

There are two modes, push and hold the button down until you hear the beep for heating mode. For non heating mode push the button twice.

@@GumbieGear believe me, I tried that. I pressed down, heard the beep for heating mode, and heard it making a grumbling sound as if it was heating. But nothing heated up. I’ve done it multiple times. Spent hours trying to get it to work, but nothing happens. No heat.

@@GumbieGear I don’t know if I got a lemon or I’m doing something wrong. If the problem is me, I can’t figure out what.

@adamfuller3296 okay, it takes like 3-4 mins and you have to let those led light go all the way across. Did you charge your unit fully first?

@adamfuller3296 try this first before you send it back 1. Charge unit fully 2. Press power button and hold to beep 3. LED lights will start to go light up one at a time 4. Takes about 3-4 mins before it starts to make hot fluid If none of that works then I would call customer service

It’s always fun to do these builds! Thanks for watching!

Thank you! Trying to get as much done before the gathering! Thanks for watching!

Thank you sir!

I’ll drive down with you!

It would pull about 100-150 watts on the fan alone. Not to bad.

Your welcome Connie! I’m glad I was able to shed some light! Thanks for watching

I have but I wasn’t able to get my hands on one to test!

Thanks bro!

Did you get it from Amazon? I’m trying to figure out if it actually goes 20 mph, as it says on Amazon. I keep seeing reviews that say it only goes up to 15mph.

@tyte727 I got it from the manufacture. But I have a link in the description box to save you some cash. Mine does like 18.5mph

@@tyte727 I got mine from the manufacture and it does almost 19mph. Really want to say 18.5mph. Its pretty much fast enough for a scooter, if you decide to get one, use my discount code to save you some cash.

This one is budget friendly and would fit you perfect for your RV, Van and Truck without breaking the bank. I’ll be giving this one away as a prize at the cornhole tourney at the Ozarks!

Looks to be a nice unit. 👍

@@retnav92 it’s a great budget compressor if your not going to be using it every weekend. Can’t beat the price sir!

​@@GumbieGear I was Enlisted, and worked for a living, no need for the "sir"...plus it makes me feel older than I am, lol. 🤪 😎