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Great video. I love that you explained how much power making breakfast used and how many times you could do that without charging, and how long it would take to recharge for what was used. Things like that are what I need to see and understand so I can figure out what size/type of system to shoot for once I decide what things I will want to run off of it. Looking forward to seeing your next video. Thank you!
Not much really. The mini's generally have no excess airspace or foam to protect the battery cells on the inside from vibrations and dropping etc. Some of the really small mini's use pouch cells as well, and depending on who you ask, this can be a good or bad thing, but in my opinion is sort of an unknown that we will learn more about longevity over time because its rather new.
Amazon Affiliate Links: (be sure to clip the coupon on amazon for a great deal!)
Cyclenbatt 100ah Mini: geni.us/cyclenbatt100ahmini Hytric Hot Pot: geni.us/1EfZy6E Electric Kettle: geni.us/600wkettle
Great video. I love that you explained how much power making breakfast used and how many times you could do that without charging, and how long it would take to recharge for what was used. Things like that are what I need to see and understand so I can figure out what size/type of system to shoot for once I decide what things I will want to run off of it. Looking forward to seeing your next video. Thank you!
Nice test…Have fun stay safe.
I've got one of these coming in the next few days and I am glad that you did this very good review of it. Thanks.
Glad you liked it. It’s a good little battery at a good price.
So what is the difference between a regular and the mini besides size?
Not much really. The mini's generally have no excess airspace or foam to protect the battery cells on the inside from vibrations and dropping etc. Some of the really small mini's use pouch cells as well, and depending on who you ask, this can be a good or bad thing, but in my opinion is sort of an unknown that we will learn more about longevity over time because its rather new.
Mine didn’t even last 30 days, you get what you pay for