 Best power pack
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I used the atom 2200 w last weekend and Bestival for 4 days alongside a 200w solar panel I was using a ninja wood fire bbq / airfryer 2400w a dualit kettle 3000w the atom will surge to 3000w so it’s actually under rated
The solar panel was restoring between15-20% per day and we also charged multiple phones, an Anker everfrost fridge and the eldest also used hair straighteners as well as a hair dryer all heavy use items - keep an eye out for theese and compare them with the brands that people are more familiar with and I think you’ll be pleasantly surprised if your in the market
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I have a a Jackery 1000 V2 which I used to power a beach party with some mates a few weeks back. Ran my decks , amp and passive PA speakers for a solid 8 hrs + a projector to watch the England world cup quarter final without a hitch. Powered down around 5am and checked the state of charge remaining and it still had 43% left in it. I doubt I would take it bankside as my small 20000 mah pack gives me enough if a boost to any tech I may take bankside on a 48hr session. If your a power user though or needing something for a longer session though it would be a winner.
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In reply to Post #16
I tried my home air fryer on it yesterday it seemed to teather the output and hoovered around 1460w but worked fine. Did cut out at 15% but it's probably the most power hungry plug in I have
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In reply to Post #13
Also a Jackery user. Got the solar panel with it, ideal for longer sessions as you can easily keep it charged.
My model has 3 x USB-A outputs, 3-pin UK plug and ciggy lighter.
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In reply to Post #13
Thank yo, steering towards one from this brand
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In reply to Post #12
I bought a jackery, has a lower power output than the Anker but still very usable with 1500w + boost (not tried). I just preferred the form factor and the quieter running.
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Had a few smaller 10000 ones and ive broke them all but the best ive had and yet to break is the dark energy posiedon pro, its almost indestructible. Its quite expensive for a 10000 power pack though.
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Have a look at Boat Charge Solutions. They are on FB (and other platforms) and have a website too - www.boatchargesolutions.co.uk
I've had the powerbank 45W / 60,000mah camo charger for a while and it's been great. They also do bait boat batteries if you need them.
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I have the anker solix and its a great bit of kit for sure I got mine with a solar panel when it was on offer but I didnt mention it as I didnt think it met the brief of the original question which was small, lightweight and 10000mah
The anker is definitely not small and lightweight if you was comparing it to the nightcore or the nebo as an example which goes in your pocket a#nd is slightly bigger than a credit card
I have a camper van and Im using Atom Ess 1200w we even do a 2200w but it would be overkill for most and compete vs Ecoflow jackery or bluetti devices in that space
have a look
https://www.atom-ess.co.uk
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In reply to Post #4
Cheers, will have a look now
Thanks
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In reply to Post #3
Hi, it’s a 1,000kwh I want not mahThanks
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In reply to Post #4
Anker Solix Fantastic - C300X DC for £150 . . .superfast mobile charging - more than enough power for the most used consumables (headtorches / lighting / zappers / tablets / phones etc)
I usually return from a 48hrs trip with about 70% to spare . . .on this basis I'd hazard a guess they will last a week
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In reply to Post #2
10000mah is far short of the requested wh, I think you've misunderstood the question
I have a couple of 1kw anker and they've been faultless, good specs etc.
Bluetti worth a check (I have a 288wh that's been great) as are ecoworthy, and all 3 regularly go in sales.
Ebay currently have a 20% off on selected sellers non new items and I think there is a 1kw bluetti for £395
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