Do any solar panels come with it at that price? Their website doesn’t mention that or the cost of additional panels.

Amazing piece of equipment. One easier way to tote your new power station would be to mount the portable power station on maybe a big wheel wagon to make it easier to tote around your yard or on a job site.

I would NEVER judge a man in the desert with no Conditioned Air! Thanks for all the RV knowledge you share, I ALMOST have my Lippert slide working or cutting the walls off and sealing it shut LOL!

It would be nice if Mango Power would send you a few stacking battery booster to see how those work and how much you could extend air conditioning time. I was also interested to see how that would work charging up on a electric car charger. Very interesting product. Thanks for sharing.

I am REALLY enjoying this video! It is so DIFFERENT and really USEFUL. Greetings from an Englishman 🇬🇧 in Arabia! ☺

🥭 Feel the cool 😎 power of Mango! Awesome

That is a great sign it's a well designed product when the power station does not shut itself down when the wall AC unit's compressor kicks on. I had a Goal Zero Yeti 6,000X that balked at starting a similar wall AC unit--- had to buy a soft start device on top of the very expensive 6KW power station. Thanks for the introduction to this product. First time I've seen a Mango Power Station.

Wow, I’m only halfway to the video of that mango unit is nice! And the solar panels really nice I can’t wait to finish the video.

Interesting concept. This unit looks viable, especially with the ability to add a second battery or another unit to increase power duration and voltage. Thanks James!

A real game changer. For those who wanted to install a lithium setup in their small to medium RV. Well, it looks like they will avoid the install headaches of roof mounting panels and all the wiring that goes along with it. As long as you have the space, it will be great for most RV setups, or even for the nomads that livein their SUV's with a small trailor. This can also be used for other situations for or homes and offices. Very smart device

A great unit, the good points are that it is all set up except solar panel installation. A very compact unit with very little external wiring. The best point is a DIY handyman could install it.

I am watching some older videos and I gotta say... nice dune buggy and Jeep. Pretty sweet setup. Thanks for the off grid vid

Funny, we are similar. I dont just “like” but crave: peace and quiet, I don’t even like the TV on plus I’m not a big TV watcher. I like a simple lifestyle, little to no clutter, financial independence and no drama. I choose to drive a 1998:Ford Ranger 4x4 as my daily driver. I too would love a small and simple living environment and really, an overall minimalistic lifestyle even though I own a 45’ Holiday Navigator, but I could easily downsize, sell our house and live in the RV and be in heaven! My wife and kids are the opposite…lots of noise, commotion, an inordinate amount of “stuff”, love shopping, spending lots of money on unnecessary “stuff” and having a huge 7400 square foot home. My wife drives a nice Mercedes. My solution is that I go camping a lot with just my bulldog, enjoying a simple existence and the peace and quiet out in the boondocks. Enjoyed the video!👍

Those little plastic wheels are going to take a beating with your gravel yard. Looks like you found the best answer for your power needs. Great video like always!

Very cool!! I won’t judge your workshop it has been kinda scary until now!! Now you have lights !!

I'm not mad at you James! It takes time and effort to make these videos! You have shown many a people how to do things and I for one am grateful. Get your money sir!

Thanks for the discount code. I almost bit on it. I was thinking $1.03/watt was very competitive but I did an AMZN search and there's a slew of lithium battery generators. One of the largest was $1200 for 2000W or $0.60/watt! I'm betting there will be lots of competition in the next year or so.

Great video. I’ve been mulling over these things. The problem i have is the solar panels, or any other ones. Being portable is the best part of these things. But what about wind and anchoring these down for the right angle for the sun? I think this is the best bang for the buck. Waiting for more videos on it. Thanks again.

Very nice. I bet you sold a bunch of those units! Your video did a great job of laying out several use cases.

you really are the ideal customer for one of those bluetti systems

I have watched a number of 'solar generators' of all types, kinds and sizes. I almost didn't watch because I thought... 'not another review'. But I have to admit, boy was I wrong!! This was not someone in their garage at a work bench tearing it apart to see what's inside or in the bonus room above their garage at their desktop, but a real-time review. I was impressed! Good job! Well done.

Nice for emergency or remote use. Great video. 👍

A good review James, they picked the right guy for the job! I was very interested in buying a set up like this, but we shall see what I can get in Canada...🇨🇦🙋‍♀️😍❤️‼️

Pretty nice unit to have for any situation, RVing or for at home. The price is reasonable as well.

This would be great for afternoons at the racetrack.

Great video James I've seen these type of power supplies come across my feed. So many uses for that type of system. Thanks for this.

Great Video, very interesting product! You should take those Solar Panels in your container and mount them on the roof so you can get some space and keep it charging. Thanks for sharing.

Depending on if those overhead lines are transmission or not, you can buy a temporary pole and meter and have the Poco tie into the meter just like your house!

That's actually pretty impressive. I'd definitely be willing to consider something like this over building another complicated solar set up.

Looks to be very promising... being almost self contained eliminates all the individual hardware module complexness and wiring mess... This looks like a great way to go for campers and smaller RV's as an emergency or boondocking backup

Will be interesting to see how the Mango Power E holds up......

I am truly impressed with the Mango E Power Station. I have one on order (through another website, sorry) and am waiting for delivery expected sometime in March 2023.

Very good video. I have a competitor product, that will not run my RV AC. So im having buyer envy. What I did (even though my product has the luggage handle and wheel setup) is put it in a garden wagon with heavy duty tires. Much easier to transport around house.

Hmmm... As James has mentioned on his his videos before; standard RV batteries last about 3 or so years. It would take some effort to retrofit but I could see how 2 of these units could be put in an RV in place of batteries/inverter etc... (granted we don't know the amp hours). So not likely an option today... but I can see how future RV might have an all in one pack in place of batteries/inverter etc. Plus 5 year warranty! Very interesting product.

Oh my ,. So so happy you get to try this portable generator/wonderful game changer,. I would go solo but its very costly, as we all know. This would fit the bill !! Wow can’t wait for more!! Happy Trails

Absolutely Perfect two of those setup’s on a small container home with a really nice canopy. The only problem would be water and washing your clothes. Great Idea Great Videos Thank You 🙏

Great, great review video. Very nice score of $5-6K of equipment that's well made and super useful for many things. Because it's got lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4 is the chemical formula) batteries, it has a much longer life than Jackery's non-LiFePO4 lithium ion chemistry. LiFePO4 is one type of lithium ion battery, but is rarely called that, because if it's LiFePO4, no company wants it confused for being 500 cycle lithium ion when it is 2000 to 7000 cycle LiFePO4. Regarding 12V vs 48V, it doesn't matter what the internal voltage is, seeing as you never connect directly to it, always connect via input/output charger, charge controller, inverter, DC-DC converters, USB electronics, etc. They chose well when they sent you one. You did a great job of testing/showing what it can do. A lot of influencers just read whatever the promo materials say or a script, without actually doing tests/appilcations of the product that people want to see. The number of useless reviews I've seen of the Jackery 1000, 1500 Pro, 2000 Pro, various Bluettis, and so forth is astounding. Some products are better than others, and useless reviews don't help anyone figure out which is best for them. At around $1 per watt hour, this Mango E is not cheap, but neither are other things at around the same price point, most of which are inferior in terms of either power specs, port types, or power input/output rates/times. I'd sell most of those pricey 200W portable panels, or save them for use at remote worksites you go to in the Prius. I'd cover the roof of the cargo container with $50 used, clunky panels from Santan, for everyday charging at the shop. Maybe epoxy them right onto the container, and chisel them off or just leave them, if you move without taking the container.

So many applications. Remote hunting camp off grid etc. Self contained awesome

This video is very relevant. Thanks. Of coarse, I like all your presentations.

Thanks for sharing! This can fill so many needs and applications!

You make a backup generator sound like it's a problem to own. I have a 30Kw Kohler whole house generator that is set to automatically exercise every two weeks and runs on natural gas so it never runs out of fuel. So far this year, it has provided backup power for 14 hours. The only maintenance I do is change the oil and filters (oil / air) once a year and ensure the coolant is at the correct level.

Definitely a game changer cost is equivalent to a diesel generator. Looks like it is easily transported for Overlanding or boonedocking. Give us a six month review on how well it has performed pros and cons. 👍

good seeing the few the shots of the Supes!! After living in Mesa/San Tan Valley and Chandler for 9 years, I moved to Kentucky last year .. not to excited for another winter here! AZ may be calling me back! lol

I made a 14ft fifthwheel trailer and made it my Mobile Shop and i call it my Power wagon 🤔 junkyard telsa batterys 20kw total my roof solar panels that are one panel on top of the other and i use a Slideout on both sides hanged on Both sides from the middle ! Once im parked i slide out and tilt the other side that in the sun. Got total of 8/300 watt panels 2400watts total !! 😊 So i just plug in my MH or elect. Bike or tools and i have a Complete Shop/ Power wagon anywhere i go or park ! Ive allso have run 4MH TOO!!

Very good video. Thank you James. Happy trails!

James I put a all in one inverter in my travel trailer, look into one of those. I got 12ea 225 watt panels from SanTan solar in Gilbert. Used $29 each, my system works, oh I have 2ea 150 amp lithium batteries from battery evo in series for a 24 volt system. I'm 3000 watts

Great review!!!

Just what the Dr Ordered! How wonderful!!

Think the biggest concern is the use of mosfets for daily use for a tradesman. Use of cheaper mosfets means longevity issues that will turn this into a large paper weight instead of using transformer for the inverter. The trade-off though is efficiency. Mosfets provide more efficiency. There's a reason why modern refrigerators don't last as long and aren't serviceable like the oldies from back in the day.

You know there are complete lines of tools from many manufacturers where you don’t need to use 120v power. Yes, battery powered tools! What a concept! I have gone completely “cordless” for my tool solutions. I’m a DeWalt person, but any will do, as long as it works for you. Getting the RV over to “cordless” now. Going to take about a year as there aren’t the pieces I need yet. Yes, I know there are companies for this - but I want a different solution than the piece it together setups. The solar panels are not what I need yet - not enough output for the size. Look at solutions like the Bluetti AC500 units with B300S packs. Finding the panels is the problem! Looking forward to your solution! Thanks for the sharing and time to give us what you know/do!

This reminded my that I needed to order a new starting battery for my Troybilt 7000 watt XP generator. 😁

I hunk in certain situations it is a handy piece of equipment. Too pricey for my needs, but good to know this is out there.

Nice !I just got on the list .

Ugh, I get really excited about these lithium-solar controller-inverter-chargers in a box, but the cost/benefit ratio isn't there yet. I can run my RV's AC for 2.5 hours (with everything else turned off) for $5,000 ($3000 + $1800 for the solar panels). And it's in a giant, heavy box that I have to schlep around a campsite. Super cool feature is the charging from an electric vehicle charging station! Thanks for the great videos!

Thank you for such a useful and illustrative review! You have a great delivery, and keep the info on point and emphasized meaningfully. And I can hardly wait to get one myself - suggest a semi-balloon tired collapsable/folding hand truck, along with a stout umbrella to clamp to the hand truck when in use. Gotta keep the solar gen box out of the sun whenever possible; it's an important boost to the longevity of the batteries and inverter components!

Nice unit , a little pricey at $3100 without the panels.But I like it !!

I like it! great review look forward to see how well it holds out, great content James thanks!

We would rather not have a big generator. If you need charging 2000 Honda would do the trick and stay pretty quiet. Solar panels on the roof, big unit where easy to plug in, and AC (probably split system rather than roof type), and freedom for boon-docking. The industry has to make the changes now and catch up with technology.

Great video. A friend that’s a mechanic had similar situation. He had these concrete blocks he bought and bolted mounting plates to. He positioned them with a bobcat then erected a solar canopy over it. It all bolted together with 1/2” bolts and steel I beam. He used the blocks instead of permanent in ground foundation in case he wanted to take apart and move. But the concrete blocks weight 1/2 a ton and are every 12 feet. He then mounted the kit he bought. It has the equivalent of 3 Tesla power wall units and I think it’s 12000-15000 watt solar. Downside is it was pricey, but in his case he was looking at having half a mile of power line run into his property.

Great content James.

Make sure you keep a big fire extinguisher handy. Nice unit hope it works for you for many years.

This might be a very good solution for our RV/mobile office to run off-grid. Great review. Plus, I really like the portability. We've got a very old class A that we are looking to upgrade. Need solar, but don't want to install permanently. Very tempted to get one - once I get the family electricians' approval! Thanks again, always learning from your channel.

***PURCHASED*** Can't wait to get!

I haven't watched the whole thing (or read any instructions) but I Know you could update those wheels to some that would be more effective for your terrain! Great video and informative, as per usual, James! Thanks!

So glad I found your channel

Wow looks like a nice unit James, Thanks for the review.

Seems like a sweet little setup 👍

How about calling the landlord. Ask to install a power pole along the property line for several 20/30/50A RV outlets. A 200A house service will power 2 of those, maybe 4 if they only draw 50A per box, more if each is less. Repeat for the diesel repair shop.

Like the Willies CJ2A I think that is what it is. This is a great power supply unit

Like,like,like.... They're wondering when the new video are gonna drop,,,,, figured on you been busy busy busy bizzy,,,, My wish is that you can be the Scotty kilmore of the RV world....lol I think you have 5 million subs,,,

Cheaper than Onan 5500 I need to replace on my class A. I might have to optimize my power usage. That will be a challenge but not impossible.

Well James why plug it into the big brown beaver and see if it can take the juice!👍😂

That is a cool piece equipment for power everything. They have have come a long way in a very short time.

This has turned out to be a very interesting video

awesome. towards the end reminded me of Prodigy video camera work. Yeah I'll be nice. Just bought 4th RV. Where I'm lost is how to manage it's system. I have an inverter. I have a generator. The manuals are so Greek I can't figure out what I need to do to avoid sitting dry docked with no power and not to be able to start the damn vehicle. Given the system, I should be ok, but don't have a clue. maybe you would get stupid high views how to survive for a week. The manual is Greek and uh sorry for any implication there. Awesome stuff bro. please visit floriduh to inspect my forza roof. peace.

I found the concept very interesting. I would like to purchase the Mango Power E unit that you are working with in the video. You mentioned that I could use the AZ Expert code for the discount. Can you tell me how to do this?

I have been using solar generators for several yrs boondocking. I have 4 so I can rotate and use portable panels and have endless power I can clean and move to get the most out of portable suitcase panels. I only wish someone would invent a heater that will heat 150 Sq feet and have no fumes or smoke to worry about. One using no propane, diesel or wood and run off one solar generator weighting about 30 lbs. for 8 to 10 hrs. Weight is the factor for any full time RV er. .

Get a dolly with tires and strap it on the dolly to make it easier to move around.

I'm sticking with you to the end buddy

I’m so impressed with your video James as you are tackling a subject that we all need to consider. Power outages are going to be with us this winter throughout the world. If it’s for boon docking or any RV I have never seen anything this good. The larger units will be suitable for houses and people throughout Europe will be interested in these as they don’t come with the risks of generators. I have searched the companies website and I might call them myself. You really have opened my eyes to the possibilities of this. I’m currently looking at a property in New England with a hundred or so acres. They have built a water fed geothermal system that means the entire electricity system is free. It’s already built but can you imagine the value of fee power in any weather conditions? I’m going to fly over to see for myself. The house is enormous and there’s the potential for further homes and an RV Park within walking distance from the beach. With it’s own spring water it sounds like a dream. It has an old barn larger than most homes and totally renovated by the Amish community. If you ever want to enjoy the facilities it’s entirely free just for you. All I need is some help in finding an RV for us. It’s an unconditional offer should you ever consider a move to the east coast. It’s even got it’s own fully stocked fresh water fishing 🎣 and lots of animals deep in the woods. It’s why I’m interested in your trial and thought I’d mention my thoughts. I have no idea if you have a family etc. but it would be a heaven for children. Take care x

Build a solar setup on a box trailer, panels on roof and on the sides with hinge frame. Look for 300-400w used panels they sell for less then $100 each. Inverters, controllers, battries, backup generator with transfer switch and breaker panel all in trailer. Portable and self contained.

Few average run of the mill satiations great product

This is what I have been thinking as well, I do like a long warranty. Thinking of a lithium battery for the front of the trailer that stays charged that would somewhat back me up if solar generator fails, battery would run most things for a short time.

Put solar setup on your RV park RV in sun when necessary. That way you have it available at the shop and when you head on out for some R&R in your RV.

James I have questions. Perhaps over the next few months of testing this new power in a box you can address them. 1- Can those solar panels be mounted on the roof, is that wise? 2-Can you use any brand panel with this box? 3- If I want to run my 15,000 BTU a/c and my 3-way refrigerator at the same time will this work (and how long will it last if the box starts at 100% charge and still connected to solar to charge it ((is that doable)? 4-If I only have 400W solar is that sufficient to keep the box powered? 5-Then why would need a generator?

Just running the AC for a few hours in the full power of the AZ sun on a sunny clear day is just not going to cut it for off grid needs. I'll stick to my flawless Honda 2000 generators for now. I'm hoping they get a viable option soon.

Does the $3999 price include the solar panels ? Your video are very informative, thank you for making them. I'm considering becoming a full time RVer and your videos have really help inform me on what to look for as I browse RVs. 👍

Honda !!!!!!! Are the best !!! they run forever ! Expensive but worth it !

Could you build up your setup on an inexpensive flatbed trailer panels batteries etc all on the trailer and just plug it in to your shop building as needed. It is easily moveable to where ever you go an can be broken down once you find your perm location.

Nothing matter it is beautiful bro---- now you have a tween----awe------

Sorry you should check the eco flow system and bluetti for better price also Anker has a new system 767 w/30 amp Rv 👍

its expensive to me but thats also a heck of a discount. Im very interested in just using one in the Motorhome. Being in Michigan the solar thing is not a hugely seen thing. I deffinitly need to start looking into it. Thanks James, very good video

You drive the best generator system every day. I have a 9000w inverter in the boot of my prius along with 4 x 95ah batteries. Runs my whole shed fridges tvs lights all weekend for 6 litres of fuel.

Can you do a video on that sweet sand rail you have? It looks awesome

I like to the concept. Please tell me how to order the Mango Power E unit..

I sure enjoy your channel!... Thank You.

if you put some pneumatic tires on that unit i think it will be far easier to roll around since most of that will be on grravel or dirt

Is that a Subaru powered sandrail ? I was gonna say have you looked into jackery portable power stations, but then I thought, of course you have 🤪 Great video BTW 👊

I have the same air hose and compressor. Throw a few coffee makers on that bad boy, that will test it out. You will want to replace those small plastic wheels for rubber or even better, steel wheels. With those rocks you will be carrying it soon. Your house system will shut down with city power loss? How smart is that?

Very interesting! I have always been interested in the quality of the power that these inverters provide. Sine wave purity, distortion, etc. the signal condition will affect power factor and the life of the source and loads.