“West coast man” loves to make commercials.

You have gone so far from the wranglerstar I subscribed to.

"Im not telling you this is the only one, Im telling you this is the one we choo..err were given for free."

West coast man should start his post with "Advertisement" for posts like this.

3:57 Never ever put a wrench down on a battery like that. Accidentally bump the wrench and Voila you have yourself a nice Glowing wrench that even the Forest Service won't be able to put out.

Cannot afford that. I am 70 years old. Lived this long without it, think I will make it to the end. Good video and thank you much.

Coming struggle? I am thinking the struggle is well underway.

It’s been a while since I’ve watched a video to be honest bc when I joined I has hooked with the “back to basics” series. Now, I’m not sure if you’ve become a character in how you appear and act for KZfaq and fame, or if you drank the cool-aid and this is now you. Strayed far from the videos I loved watching and man I respected.

That head lettuce is something!

My ecoflow was trash. A month after the warrantee ended, it took a crap. I emailed them for help, and they basically said, "Too bad, so sad." Terrible customer service, and a very expensive product that only lasted 2 years. I'm so not impressed by them that I'm leaving this comment to tell others.

The length of your zesty shirt is a pain point

Nice commercial. Didn’t realize you were an actor.

Thank a breath sales man.

Solar+Storage with a backup Dual Fuel generator that can use propane. "This is the Way"

What a disappointing demise

News flash: This IS the struggle

Nothing to get exited about. Fast charging shortens the life of your battery. Short term happiness.

Hairpiece looking good today

This guy is the train wreck you can't turn your head away from. I knew this was going to be a 10 minute commercial before I hit the play button and I still had to watch.

Your shirts keep shrinking

From an east coast guy to a west coast guy. I think it's time for a hair cut. Lol

You could setup some quick connections leads on all of your vehicle batteries, and on the Eco-Flow fast charger, then use the fast charger on any vehicle. Cheers from Tokyo.

Just got my EcoFlow WAVE 2 with the alternator charger and the extra battery! Currently testing this all out ahead of going camping to ensure I can keep my tent cool during summer nights in OBX and similar places.

I wanted to set up an Ecoflow setup for my house, until I saw the price.

🇺🇸 LET ME GET MY SHOES! 2024!! 🇺🇸

Dual alternators earning their keep.

I like that setup. I have Anderson Connectors in the front & back of my truck to run a winch or for jumper cables. Take the end of the charger, cut off the ring terminals & put an Anderson Connector on it. Then you can quickly plug it into the truck without having to open the hood & mess with the battery. You could also use Anderson Connectors on your camper.

Proho, brother, I was off the grid for a while hiding from a devil with a blue dress on. I’m now back in the saddle again and I was wondering when the new wig came about? Very Niceee

Texas isn’t exactly known for their robust power grid.

Your struggle and alliance are deceptive at best beloved.

Cody is the definition of buy once, cry once when it comes to tools. I respect that, even as an East Coast man.

I) Spare fuse? 2) Where to keep it and not lose it(?) 3) What's the performance under extreme heat/cold. Prepper Princess found out the hard way that her equipment was crap when she tried to run her a/c and the power pack shut down, leaving her with nothing. (probably due to overheating).

Thankfully I have been preparing little by little and my father in law gave me his old generator. Had my refrigerator on all week

I probably would wire up a 1200-1500 watt pure sine wave inverter and charge it that via 120v AC as a non-proprietary solution. Granted that I would not have the reverse charge option

I might have missed something here but why would you need an adapter for plug that is supposed to be made for this very Ecoflow unit? or is it so you could make it adaptable to older units and you can just order the proper one along with the fast charging kit?

The struggle is no longer coming but now ongoing.

IMO a regular home built system with good charge controllers and a quality inverter. Educational info is out there I found it

Use plugs on both sides of your fast charger so you can move the fast charger between your various charging areas.

In 2006, wilma hit South florida. Some people went 3-4 weeks without power. Not even that bad of a hurricane it was a cat 3.

@ Wranglerstar Car mechanic here, on a modern car like yours there is often a measuring device on the ground/minus cable or battery connector. In your case it's the ring where the cables go through near the battery. Connect accessories or even jumpstart before the battery sensor or take ground directly from the bodywork or engine block or specifically ground points in the engine bay. Otherwise your battery will die earlier than normal. Thanks for your content an keep your good work up!

Must be nice to get gifted a $1000 EcoFlow setup. The rest of us have to pay for it. An 800w backup power won't power enough stuff in your house when a hurricane takes out all your power. A typical fridge consumes anywhere from 300-800 watts. BTW, the cell phone towers died with the utilities for the same reason.

Can you not put an Anderson connection on the thing so you can hook it up to whatever vehicle you have with ease?

My question to you is. If you’re using that generator for a potential life saving device what happens in the “end times” if something breaks on it? Seems like a gas generator would be a lot easier to fix and get parts for and even diagnose. How does it stand up to water ? I’ve seen normal generators sit outside and run in the middle of blizzards and rain storms and still do their intended use. Can eco flow do that?

So, for those that put faith in God, but have no money, no weapons, no tech, are they doomed in the upcoming “struggle”?

I think everyone should have a heat source that's independent of external power. Kerosene, wood stove, etc., and a power source capable of running at least the fridge for a week. The rest is manageable IMO.

Thank you for the promotional code and link. I used it and finally pulled the trigger on buying an ECOFLOW Delta 2. It's only a 1024 WH Portable Power Stations, but it's a start. I like to eventually get solar panels, but I have to deal within my budget. I'll use it as supplemental electricity for my home.

I'd love to see Cody try and barefoot it in his Okie grandfather's hometown.😅

You do realize that all of the the cover flaps on the ecoflow 3 can be pushed into the device so they dont brake off right?

East coast guy knows to hook up the neg first

Cody i noticed you had to drive your truck on the grass to drive into your shop . you need to move your shop over to the right to be inline with the paving or add more paving to the left to keep of the grass . HA HA

I’m in the process of putting a winch on the front of my 2012 F-250. I’ve been really looking into the Anderson quick connect system. Plan on running two, one to the front and back of my truck. Seems to me that I can use Anderson connections for the winch, inverter, jumper cables, and possibly that Ecoflow charger. That way I only have two main cables to the battery. Plug and play what ever accessories I need, from the front or back. Enjoyed the video as usual. What’s your opinion on Anderson Connectors? I know you have them on your other truck.

South East Coast Man here - I'd use Anderson connectors and keep it all mobile

Wouldn’t “ pain point “ be the same thing as a “sore spot”?

Can anyone point a noob who doesn’t know Jack (about electricity measurements/wattage/what have you) towards a good source of educational information, so I can figure out what I’ll need?

You should run an Anderson cable connector from your battery to easily connect/disconnect.

The struggle has arrived.

Man you should see the system I have in my van

Just added a River 2 to power My new Alpicool fridge/freezer in our SUV for road trips. Nice to have options

I have the river 2 pro, and I pair it with a ICECO 35L portable fridge, I mainly use it for camping/recreation activities as its so nice not to deal with ICE, but the River 2 pro holds a great charge and I have used it to work remotely as well as when storms have knocked out power. It truly is a good investment for a family man.

This technology has always been around Victron

The pole shift is due in less than a decade. That will fry your electronics, and East Coast man will be underwater. The current thingies will seem tame.

The struggle was an inch away.

Hey wranglestar. You need a older back up vehicle that runs on bio fule preferably before all the computer control so it will always start up and run on what ever fule you can find available when tshtf

I remember in late 90s, I saw ads for under the hood generator, that was about the size of torque converter, that made 110/120v off the RV engine.

Just bought the Bluetti AC180. Very happy.

I'm in Houston and just got power back after 6 days. My gas generator and 600w power station kept me comfortable, but I ordered a Delta 2 to make things a little easier next time. Thanks for helping me stay prepared.

😂the Wrangkerstar one liners 😂

Where are the Southern man versus Northern man jokes? Lol

You and others have sold me on ecoflow and I’m just waiting on prime day. I live in a 30 amp camper as is and lost power for 2 weeks after hurricane Laura, never again.

So.. basically it became gas-fueled power generator? I think I have seen something like this for years lmao..

love eco flow, love ur vids, going to get one hopefully in a year or so, gotta save up. big bucks for me. God bless you and your family have a good evening.

Any American that doesn't have provisions to live a week without power has let down themselves and everyone around them. I keep enough gas and propane in stock to last at least 3-6 weeks in the winter, 5 to 10 in the summer. And if I hit the point when I start running out, Ill be trading food for whatever fuel my neighbors have to keep everything running until it has to be used because I keep about a years worth of meat in stock. Anyone that owns a camper; think about it. Keep your propane tanks full. Your camper fridge/freezer will run for 4 weeks or more on two little 20# propane tanks. Just keep that option on standby. I am tempted to buy a very large (1000 gallon or more) propane tank that would just sit on my property full for "if I ever need it".

Put a set of Anderson pole connectors on the charger and any equipment you want to run it from and it’s plug and play without wrenches or tools.

I'm Sisyphus. Push Push Push

Anderson connectors on everything you own and can switch it from one vehicle to the other

So, that fixed blade….do you recommend? Need a standalone video on that next to the 940.

i know he's faking it when he automatically finds his 10mm instead of looking for an hour lol

I'm totally off grid 2.5 kw solar and 2 wind generator's 1.5 kw each with 48 volt system. I can run my welder and air compressor off it with no problem, I mainly run only one wind generator at a time. But a friend has small creek that has a continuous stream we made water generator and it charges better than his solar does.

im just now hearing about Texas and its so odd because earlier today i was thinking about my old crappy generator so i ordered a Tri fuel thats been delivered on saturday. i also ordered a smaller jackery so now i have two

No bucket needed. Short kings buy 90s, early 2000s toyota trucks

As a Canadian, metric is better, it sucks when your trucks mix them.

Chiming in from Houston, having grown up in south-western Washington- 3rd largest city and in 2024 power goes out if a mosquito farts. It's absolutely absurd how power, a public utility, is monopolized and capitalized down here. Being the best pro-ho I can be, I have been helping friends and neighbors source components and install generator outlets. I wish these systems could just come down some in price, but I will have an ecoflo setup soon enough hopefully. Your government or city will never be there for you, don't be a victim.

Cody did you knos they make a generator to run a freezer or equivalent under gbe hood mountex and run off your belt.

Picked up my ecoflow!

Dual alternators do give me the fizz! 😂

Electricity and flooding don't mix ! And 7 percent off is a joke!

Pecron and Daygreen have dc to dc chargers that do the same thing that costs way less

My truck has but ONE lowly alternator. (for now) Do you reckon this would still work for me?

I used to watch ALL of Cody's videos years ago. Haven't been paying as much attention now for probably 4-5 years. And I must say he seems like he has definitely adapted to the times. Myself I am decades younger that Cody but I am even more technology illiterate than I was a decade ago. I don't even have a cell phone any more. Who knows what the best way is. I suppose being knowledgeable and capable in both the new world and the old world ways would be ideal. I myself just simply do not have enough to focus my time and mind into both. So I am being left behind it appears. But putting all my eggs in one basket may prove to be best in the end... Who knows. Regardless I am not worried much any more like I used to. I know we are very likely screwed and I'm fine with it.

I am confused as to why we can't use a pure sine wave inverter that outputs say 1500W AC and then plug the ecoflow to that using a standard plug

It's good to live at the YMCA

Cody, what do you recommend as a core Ecoflow unit and peripherals to address multi day power outage? Are solar panels and battery(ies) included? Needs are refrigerator/freezer, lights, fan, charging (though not necessarily at same time). Thanks!

DUAL ALTERNATORS RETURN

Hey you do know milaukee makes a saw with the left sided blade

hey wranglestar, I was just wodering what your opinion on the recent assasination attempt of former president Trump? I would really like to hear what you think about the situation

I have two of the pro’s, learned about them from you Cody. The reason I’ll always have a generator was my wife and I lived in Puerto Rico during hurricane Maria. We didn’t have any form of power for 36 days before we got back to the states. After that I’ve had a phobia about never loosing at least the simple power needs of my family.

Thanks for a good video

I have a Victron DC-DC charger in my travel trailer, charges from my truck. Plus solar and on board generator.

What do you do for the incoming struggle if you can't afford fire arms sir

Love, your toupee is looking a little wild today.