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At @1:10 the USB port. The shroud around it comes off and you flip it around to make it look nice like the online pictures. I bought the same thing and i was thinking they sent me the wrong items. If you don’t use the surround, then you can just make. Hole the size of the usb face and flush mount it.

Mine does the overshoot and then comes back down. Once it’s at set point it’s solid. Got 28 cooks in 1 year so far. 😊

This is exactly what I want to build for camping What size fuses did you use

Thanks for the thorough testing! Any idea where else to get that NSKE… the Amazon link says unavailable

Prayers

Just bought a hat in my sons college school colors, can't wait to see it.

That’s one smart and tough young lady.

Do you have a video on how you made this from scratch like step by step?

hows the over heating of the mppt and battery with charging?

That smoker is way to clean 😂🤣

Do you still have your bus? I'm curious, a year later, if the soft starts are still working good? I have the micro-air soft starts on my house but would like to get these for my toy hauler.

Wow nice build sir.

Use SSR100A,100A relay and LVD to protect battery from low voltage and also blocking diode for anti backflow

Mine does the same thing - overshoots by 50-75 degrees! Which is kind of scary. It also does that when you open it up and when it's trying to reach back to the set temperature...

1:01 best real world statement ever. 👍🏼

First of all thanks for posting these videos. I recently built a battery box after watching your first video. I probably watched almost every video on youtube and decided to emulate yours. I just added a 50 amp Anderson plug to be used for charging and for my inverter. I only plan on using a 500 watt inverter. From what I've read it should be fine. Not an electrician though so we'll see what happens. I did fit a 12v fuse block and fused everything in mine. I definitely could use a bus bar but there isn't much room left. I was thinking about upgrading to the 4800 box so I can fit an inverter and bus bars inside the box as well. Can't wait to see how this one turns out.

Interesting project. I have done DiY for DC power for a portable ham radio kit. The radios and accessories all run off of 12 volts so that was my baseline. I couldn’t use higher voltage and then step it down due to the radio noise with Dc to Dc conversion. For portable AC power I am interested in retail units such as Anker, Eco Flow, or Bluetti. It would seem your box is nice size if you stick with just DC. But you have to determine the need/requirements for you. Good video and look forward to more. Just subscribed. All the best.

I've been thinking along the lines of paultech9385. One box with smaller battery and some DC outlets (USB, cigarette, etc) and all the other equipment (solar converter, fuses, etc) with the equipment sized for a larger system. Maybe a small 100-150W inverter for powering/charging a few things. Connections on the small box to hook up a larger box with bigger battery(ies) and large inverter. Most of my needs for emergency power can be handled by the small box which is lighter and more portable. Then I can add the large box (12v, 200aH) as necessary. You are going to need a lot of juice to run a big inverter for any length of time. I'm still tying to figure out how all the connections would need to work.

Too late for a 24V system? Add a cut off for the inverter to stop battery drain. Battery in one box and maybe the inverter and other electronics in 2nd box that stacks.

Yes, an inverter is a must. But before you know what size inverter, you need to know the size of your battery. A 50%ish battery to inverter ratio is what power stations seem to use.

Watch the you tube videos ,,,virtue coffee

Sometimes you won’t hear the crack Total time should be 9-11 minutes

In the video you baked the coffee, you need to start at a higher temp setting, fan 7 temp 5, At 360 you will be at yellow stage,,Turn fan down to 6 and heat to 6: at 400-410 first crack will hit,,hold at 1- 1,5 min,,,15% development ,,,then cool down

How’s the roasting going these days ?

What would you charge to build and sell one of these and ship it

You forgot the AC outlets 🤷‍♂️

I use the MicroAir on my home heat pumps as we have a backup generator. They use Bluetooth for monitoring. Nice feature.

Question about charging through the Anderson plug. Is the Anderson plugged directly to the terminals or to the shunt??

I bought a $50 knockoff and installed it and it seems to be working. Im waiting on my inrush meter to cone in to get quantitative results on inrush amperage. Also going to try to run with my Westinghouse iGen2500 generator, which is the main goal.

I've had a Dr Pepare battery for 2 years. I've had to replace it 2 times. First time was not bad the second time well I'm on email 8 with them. I'm not thinking they will be sending me a new one. I wouldn't recommend them to anyone.

Why isnt there any installation instructions????? One wire goes to herm here, another one goes to ptrc and third goes wherever????? I dont understand why people make videos where they have to do something ANYWAY. just take second and tell us as you do it. I absolutely HATE videos that dont walk us through installation that they are doing ANYWAY!!!

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HOW MUCH FOR. CASE?

Go with the active soft start plug and play…

Can we use this charger in Europe with 240volt?

I have the same Dr. Prepare battery. It is in the cap of my pickup truck. It is powering my Setpower PT55 refrigerator/freezer. I have three 110 watt flexible solar panels on the roof of my cap on my truck and one 100 watt CIGS solar panel on the roof of the truck itself. Last year I ran it for 185 straight days powered by my Dr. Prepare battery. I am doing the same this year. I added panels this year and now I am always fully charged. I love the mods you did on your battery. I wish I had an Anderson plug built in.

Awesome!

Dang the ansike is unavailable anywhere

great video.. ANSIKE is out of stock 😞

Just for reference The victron 75/15 cost $67 and the bateria is $80-$100

Nice job god bless

You do know those ACs require the cover to be on to operate without overloading, right? Without the cover, there is little airflow over the condenser coil. I wonder how much life you removed from them running them for too long without the cover? Also, unless you use the exact same AC for every unit, you're creating invalid results. They might be the same models, but they all surely have different startup profiles depending on how many hours they have on them. Hyperbole humidity too - 95 degrees and 90% humidity is impossible. That would put the dew point at almost 92 degrees; almost 10 degrees higher than the highest dew point ever recorded in the US, and more than 20 degrees more than a typical summer day in the most humid parts of the country. Apparently you just like to hear yourself talk.

Looks good. Need some ventilation and fuses. Had many batteries go thermal runaway when overheated. Nicads and SLABS

Bet they love that you didnt get their name correct once in the whole video lol

Did you figure it out?

Thanks for the insight. Nice video.

This looks like the best compact build I've seen to date. Nice job!

You're going to need a band tonight it will overheat

You you have used buffing compund. Without it can potentially burn the paint or rip it off. I just messed mine up and will be doing the same this weekend

It's crazy to see this and realize just how much power density they shove into our Teslas. I have a 23 Model S Plaid and was considering carrying a massive LiPo battery in the lower trunk area as an "in case of emergency, break glass" box that would get me to the next charging location if I ran out of juice, but for maybe 7-8 miles of extended range, it doesn't seem practical at all.