A Stackable Lithium Battery Power Station?

[jkearns1974]

Hey Guys,

I've been looking at Lithium battery generators or power stations. This one by Firman looks interesting. It's not available let but it allows you to add batteries to it as your needs and or budget allows. The reason I like it is it's simple plug n play.

https://youtu.be/y5boYlAifvs

[Ampster]

Cool concept for a picnic or construction site with no power. The elephant in the room is how much bang for the buck. No details on kWhours of capacity or price. A smaller bag of my Milwaukee power tool batteries and accessories could provide similar functionality.

[scrambler]

A few more you can look at

https://inergytek.com/products/apex

https://www.goalzero.com/shop/portable-power/

And also Ego power tool makes one that uses their tools batteries
https://egopowerplus.com/nexus-power-station

[Ampster]

A few more you can look at

https://inergytek.com/products/apex

https://www.goalzero.com/shop/portable-power/

And also Ego power tool makes one that uses their tools batteries
https://nextdoor.com/news_feed/?post...ment=269878052

The first one had 1100 Watt hours of capacity. They say it can satisfy a camper's needs for days at a time. LOL
The price per Watthour is $1.80 versus my Milwaukee M18 6Amphour battery at $0.75 per Watthour. What it lacks in capacity it makes up for it in the number of outlets. It even has what looks like a 240 volt outlet. Maybe that is for welding in the wild.

[PNjunction]

Hmm ... looks like mere investor bait.

Normally paralleling batteries together to increase your capacity, like "drop-ins" is frowned upon by all major drop-in manfacturers. So that's a red-flag.

And of course we have no idea of what cells they are using, how good their manufacturing and internal engineering is. Does it resemble anything like an Anker product?

Basically vapor-ware looking for investors, not purchasers.