Cooking in the Woods with the JACKERY 3000 PRO! 

Yeah stuff like this ain’t cheap, but it makes being off grid much more doable and enjoyable.

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Yeah having a 3000W inverter it’s definitely meant to run higher power appliances.

You are 100% right, I have new non stick nice pans that you will see in my upcoming videos 😁

I used a small cast frying pan and pot. I quit cooking while camping. I got very tired of having to clean up. So I bought some Mountain Home freeze dried food. It’s in its own pot. Just add water and in 8 minutes you have delicious meal. Breakfast and entrees. I supplement with pre-pre salads, fruits, and snacks. No cooking. The entrees are DELICIOUS

​@deeprollingriver52 can't afford that 60 large eggs at Walmart for $9.97 thru online/pickup - 372 grams of protein for under 10$ plus Vitamin D and other vitamins amd minerals I eat 9000 cals/day when working hard on the farm 7-430, and around 4000-4500 when sedentary 6000-6500 in mixed hard work to maintain 235-245. Also: I've got an 7 egg poacher for $8.99 that cooks 1-7 eggs in 7-14 minutes (longer duration the more you want them closer to/hardboiled) So 7 soft boiled eggs takes around 7 minutes, w/virtually 0 cleanup.

@@deeprollingriver52. Where do u get the Mountain Home freeze dried food❓. It’s really tasty also ❓. Ty so much.

lol anyone that watches my channel is pretty well versed with power stations, many more to come 😁 God bless you brother

This was my first time using a Jackery product and I really liked it. Not use to the cords they use for solar panels but got it figured out. Jackery is definitely not the cheapest, but their warranty and quality is really good.

It wasn’t broadest time even though I was eating breakfast food lol. I’ve been cutting down on caffeine and mainly only drink water and orange juice lol

Yeah most portable solar panels don’t stay up well in wind

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Got new ones now 😁

Thanks bro!

This was my first Jackery product and really liked it! Looking forward to trying more as they come out with new stuff.

Thanks for the encouragement bro, Mav is super cool. He lives close, be cool to collab with him in the future

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Thanks bro and yeah that would be a major upgrade, especially with some solar to keep it charged up.

Yeah I have new ones now 😁

Totally!

I haven’t tried their power stations yet, but they keep reaching out so I may accept it soon to use in a video. I do love their chargers though

Not much of a camping adventure, but it’s something lol

@@TolbersCampingNo worries buddy all of your videos are great!

Slowly but surely gonna learn how to cook lol. Got some new non stick pans now so hopefully it’ll start getting better

Thankfully the grease came off easy with a baby wipe 😂

Totally depends on what your looking to use it for and if money isn’t an issue. My current setup is the Bluetti AC200P with a B300 attachable battery. That only has a 2000w inverter where this Jackery has a 3000W, but I rarely would ever need to run that much power at once for what I do so it work great. The attachable battery gives me more power to use in the long run though so that’s why I went that route. Some people don’t want two separate batteries, they just want one large one so that is a factor also. Some people need that rv plug where I don’t currently, but if you do the Jackery has it, also handle with wheels for portability may be a thing where my Bluetti doesn’t have that and so on. So it’s hard to say what the best is, but this Jackery is definitely toward the top. I may be upgrading to the Bluetti Ac200p and another b300 battery, so that will be a pretty insane setup for when I’m ready to start traveling the country 😁

Thanks!

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@@TolbersCamping aww! That should hv said I never get notifications.. How ya doing?? 🤗🙏🏽

I would if I was baller like that 😂

Then I already appreciate you! @@TolbersCamping I subscribed to your channel and the wife and I like your videos! Keep up the good work!

They definitely turned out better at the end of the video lol

Thanks bro and Yeah they pull crazy power at once, but heat it up super fast so doesn’t draw much power overall.

I really enjoy trying them all out. They just keep getting bigger and more powerful lol. Thanks for watching, God bless!

@@TolbersCamping hey just think of the power goes out you’ll be fine for at least a yr lol with power

Hey Kathy, yeah my audio setup isn’t the best yet

All good. 🙂 May I ask your name on FB plz? Or maybe an e-mail?

Thanks buddy!

Thanks bro!

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It was so good 🤤😋

@@TolbersCamping yeah just overcooked 😂

Thanks and yeah it’s bear mace. Definitely recommend having that and an air horn near by.

Thanks and glad you found me! Best videos yet to come 😃

Pretty low budget commercial 😂 But yes this was a review of the Jackery 3000 Pro

The champ!

Thanks bro, yours also!

Sorry to hear what you’ve went though, but yes it should run that stuff no issue. Make sure to have a solar panel to charge up when you can.

@@TolbersCamping I've been entering for every giveaway on every site, there will be a lot coming up with the holidays. I'll do more research. I called a couple of companies but they were not very helpful to my needs. That's the biggest reason I love watching your product reviews, it shows the capabilities of the products. Thank you so much.

It’s definitely a serious setup and not cheap. I used one 6 times smaller for quiet some time and it worked perfect for the basics I need to run.

It’s so awesome being able to have so much power in the middle of nowhere 😁

😂 I’m sure you will at some point! At least you’ll know a ton about the options available

It’s a pretty serious machine

@@TolbersCamping I can tell you run all those electric appliances 👍🏽

Thanks 😁

Totally depends on what your needs and budget is

Looking to set up a van. Something along the lines of what you have. Wouldn't spring for most expensive but also not the cheapest. Upper mid range

No problem!

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Oh and 6:26 woooooohooooooo🎉

For cooking you can do a lot on a fire, but definitely not as convenient. I can cook right in my van at any time and a fire don’t run the fridge, lights, cell booster or charge anything. With enough solar during the day you can keep it at 100.

Thanks Regina, glad to have you!

Thanks and it was my first time using one, really liked it!

helluva deal! I would have jumped on it too. I'm going to see what the Black Friday sales have in store for me.

Happy to have you, God bless!

It’s actually $2200 right now without solar panels or $2800 with the solar panels. That’s still a lot of money but that’s just how expensive this type of stuff is, it’s actually been coming down over the last few years though

@@TolbersCamping in Ontario on line in their site there listed at 3 thousand,,with out the solar panels

@@christinemarien1212 Oh yeah Canada might be different

@TolbersCamping lmasof,,I still wanna get one,

Amen

Hey bro, glad to have! I do not live in my van currently, just use it for camping. I’d want something bigger if I was going to live in it. I do plan to upgrade my van pretty soon though

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