My Multifunctional Power System- Off-grid Solar, Home backup & Van Life - DELTA PRO by EcoFlow 

I love your videos. I am 16 and yet i have made my own staff, built my own cabin, and survived in the wild south africa for many years. Keep up the good work with creating this content.

Good review. I'm an electronic technician who is dabbling with bushcrafting in Atlantic Canada. I can attest that temperature is important to keeping batteries happy. Low temperature affects performance but high temperatures can damage batteries. Putting the system in a small box with foam for cold/noise insulation would work. Just make sure that there is room for air flow. There is also a way to vent the box if it gets too hot and not compromise the noise cancelling. Another good point is that you have a drip loop on the cable before it enters the wall. This will stop water from following the cable inside. As for this being repairable: you can make an independent battery, inverter, change controller but it's not KISS.

You are so lucky to have a free system. I had to buy mine. Yes, this is the kind of system I use in my home which I have been using for 3 years. 1.6kw ecoflow and their 400 watt folding panel. Its working all the time and the biggest user of power is this here desktop computer. I run my power tools with the unit. And I can charge my ebike with it. I have a wood stove that I can cook on. Also have Dutch over fits in the stove hole. When the wood stove is not lit, I have a 2 burner propane stove. 5 gallons of fuel lasts for 3 months. I'm located in New Mexico, 7300' elevation, living here all four seasons.

I found your channel a few weeks ago from the staff making. I've watched a couple of dozen videos now. Thanks for having such an interesting channel. I've a stave of rowan and ash drying in my shed ready to turn into staffs for myself and my teenage son to start learning fighting skills. We already do medieval reenacting so have so understanding of fighting skills.

👍Great video and great product. I have the little brother, the River pro. Very necessary here in South Africa with our power load shedding of up to 10 hrs a day 😊.

love your channel content and the way you present it......i am starting my journey a little late at 54 but have grown up camping,hiking,fishing and hunting in the woods and am trying to work toward a tiny cabin/ home off grid...I absolutely love nature, its my church....looking forward to your next video...your brother/ neighbor from Washington state...👍👍👍

Be sure to check your creek water for pesticides and herbicides, as normal water filters do not have the capability to filter such chemicals*, and boiling does not break them down. Know who and what is going on upstream from you at all times*.

The heating element would work in an enclosed space that you build to minimize noise. I use one in my well house in the winter and it works great

Ive been looking at Solar Power Systems, and this was helpful. Also this is my favorite channel. My family is from the highlands. Keep up the good work brother.

All you need is a lightbulb in an insulated space to keep it warm enough

Every day I see something new, It looks like you are moving along, I've got to get out of this stone age period of mine.

I'm sure I read somewhere that Scotland is actually quite good for solar, as cooler temperatures coupled with the fair amount of light make for higher efficiency. I'm obviously not qualified to state that as fact however

On a cold sunny day you could plug in a heating element like what is used in aquariums. Like for lizards or snakes. I think they operate at 200 w. If your panels are pulling in 600w. Then it can keep the space temperate without draining your battery. Which would work great during the day if you're gone to keep the temperature up. But it would drain your battery down overnight. But if you come in at night and start a fire in a wood stove, you won't need the heating element on. Just a suggestion

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Nice start to the week, TY Tom. 😄👍

Thank you for sharing, the solar explanation is so clear and so many good points are made

10's of thousand of children work for very little in very dangerous conditions to mine the ingredients to make those battery.

I need to catch up with a few videos, I've not seen the site build yet. It's right up my street/dell 🧚‍♂️

Awsome set up dude your living the dream bro

I agree with your perspective on the pros and cons. Thx.

Even if it's mostly a review video, the vibes are very chill.

Fandabi Dozi 👍

this is awesome

Awesome. Ecellent video. Martin Sellner show you truth about Vienna Austria different districts Thomas.

As for the temperature thing, here in Florida, I think it would be fine. Gonna check 'em out. 👍

My experience with ecoflow is nightmarish... If any little thing breaks you will have to ship it back and wait for them to fix it... Not good if you are depending on it.

Good information! 👍

You got a cool set up, man 👍🏻

Eco flow is super 👍

Thanks!

Have you thought of planting some fruit trees or berry or some native perennials for food?

I have a Delta and it failed in less than a year with very minimal use. Had to send it back and wait. And wait. Finally was told they'll send me a refurbed unit with no warranty. Never again.

Ive pretty good luck with amorphis type panels on over cast days here in the states.. nice setup, beautiful water stream...have you looked into the earth battery ? Mr tesalonia has a setup on his channel using a anade & cathode from readily avaipable parts from yrs ago. Nice setup .👍👍👍👍👍

What a great way to live. How do I get started?

Where’s the video of you building the structure?

Just install 2400w of ecoflow 400w rigid panels

So you've moved from bushcraft to infomercials?

As a tech nerd, I've followed the practice for many years of running out the battery completely on my devices (laptop, headset, phone, etc.) before recharging, as I've been told that's the healthiest for battery life. Is this what ecoflow recommends for its products? Additionally, I'd be interested to see if building an in ground, waterproof (yet ventable if needed) container for your battery would help keep the constant temperature it needs, while also cutting back on noise. Does the ecoflow app allow you to set up a temperature monitor for the battery?

Every video Tom gets closer to looking like a stereotypical hippie 😂

Apart from being an eyesore the wind turbines are also noisy

Will this charging system generate enough power to charge an electric car battery? Nice video...:)

Great stuff, but it costs as much as my Van😱I need to find something cheaper

Super simple solar system setup sounded seriously shit to say😅

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I have a three minutes attention span 🤔

They are actually paying you to do this video by offering you the product but don't worry, we'll always love you. 😉 And actually you should be paid (in money) to do this video, the company is abusing your time (sorry my English isn't perfect) and should have paid you... My advice to you should be to delete this video and still keep their product. 😉 Or, they will have to pay you what you need if they want the video still online.

Fandabi(?) you trek a lot in the U.K. wilds. AFAIU most all land in U.K. is private and access is forbidden without explicit permission. How do you cope with that? Mind that I`m from Sweden where most all land is freely accessible so long no damage is done.

Cool vid but who wants to watch a 12 minute ad?