Portable Power Station

[37.75 lb] I love the power station it's small enough and portable to move it around wherever you go .

[1] I finally had a day with some sun to get out and really test my EcoFlow Next Gen 160W panel. I was pleasantly surprised with the performance and ease of setup. At 11AM EDT (early October) I was able to peak at 130 watts input into my power station. I averaged 125-128 watts until my power station battery approached full when the MPPT slowed down the charging until my station was topped off. This is about 80% efficiency, which is about exactly what one should expect in real-world conditions and good sun. I specifically bought an EcoFlow portable panel, because I'd seen many positive reviews, and they're IP68 rated (waterproof and dust proof). The integrated sun dial was a definite plus as it helped me get the panel set at the optimum orientation to maximize solar input. The storage case is really nice too! I kept the foam padding included from shipping to pad the panel as it folds for storage. I will definitely buy another one of these panels, or a NextGen 220W panel as I expand my portable solar setup.

[12] The Furman Power Station is the Best!

[0.645 lb] This come in handy on those power station for quick charge.

[12V] great portable power

[4.505 lb] Aputure 2-Bay Battery Power Station (V-Mount)

[2.7kg
6lbs] Has the power for your needs. Portable and stylish! Lol

[Latch] We used this for a portable audio station for live music. Works great and easy to work with.

[AAC, aptX, SBC] I did a little of research to try to find an analog tuning radio at an affordable price. Reason being I live in the mountains and radio reception, just like cell phone service is not as good. I read that analog tunning is better. This little radio has been excellent both at tunning and at having a good reception, even in the mountains! I even picked up a station from 50+ miles away where my city was on the very edge of their coverage map. It came in clear, and I was able to tune into that station. I bought this portable radio so I cut sit on the patio with my classical music while I work. The quality of sound is pretty decent. During a hurricane we were left weeks without electricity and all the daily relief efforts updates were on the radio. Battery is still working. We would have daily meetings at my community pool to listen to the relief effort updates on my portable radio and it was loud and clear for the 10 to 15 people gathered there every day, I didn't even turn the volume all the way up and it was loud enough for everyone to hear in the group. Overall, I highly recommend this radio for tunning in, reception, decent sound, volume, decent battery usage or plugin, and portability.

[ 3.5" HDD ] It's a great system so far and has been reliable and fast. I don't have heat or noise issues that others mentioned. I like the idea of a powered and fan-cooled station, feels more reliable than bus-powered drives. But I also like the portable housings option for on-the-go. The station is a great way to edit up to 16TB on one thunderbolt input. The blades feel professional in the hand and you can keep lots of them in a small amount of space. Wishes: -Why no thunderbolt on the portable housings? Makes no sense. -The Blades don't have caps. I'm surprised by this for a professional drive. The connections are exposed, we need a cap for these, so please release one and then start shipping them free it the blades.