BLUETTI AC70 Power Station

[@RamblinBobReviews]

BLUETTI (Website) www.shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=1745428&u=3560157&m=108816

[@WeThePeopleSurvival69]

Hey everyone..Let's hit that Like Button 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻for Rob and all his hard work to aquire and show us these 🎉

[@RamblinBobReviews]

Thank you for the support !!!!!
P.S. This technology is life changing, and we support it 100%
P.P.S. YEAH BUDDY !!!!!

[@WeThePeopleSurvival69]

Hey Rob..New system looks 👍🏻 Good.

[@RamblinBobReviews]

This really is a very solid unit :)
P.S. This is a great addition to the bluetti lineup for sure :)

[@calebhunter7440]

Cool review. Great quantity and quality of jokes, haha.

[@RamblinBobReviews]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@WeThePeopleSurvival69]

Congratulations to the winners tonight 🎊

[@TheEagle157]

How would you wire 4 thunderbolt 100watt rigid panels to the AC70 and stay within the parameters ? or can you? I think you said AC70 10amp max solar!

[@RamblinBobReviews]

Voltage is what you have to worry about, not the amps.....
Voltage (volts) = VOC or Voltage Open Circuit
We would do series/parallel in our system.....
2 sets of panels in series + 2 sets of panels in series
and then you put those 2 series of panels into parallel to the power station :)
Example:
[] [] + [] []
\/ \/
\/
[AC70]
[] = solar panel
\/ = POS (+) & NEG (-)
*This should get you about 44v (VOC) and up to 10a total
Note: The panels will just create up to 10 amps and no more, the AC70 will just block the rest of the power that tries to go over that amount from going into the system :)
P.S. Just remember, you can "NEVER" go above the rated VOC of a power station

[@TheEagle157]

Thanks Ramblin!!@@RamblinBobReviews

[@RamblinBobReviews]

Glad to help :)