Looks like a field instead of a yard you are mowing.

Seemed to handle the highish/thick grass very well.

Thank you, that's very useful.

Ran a test on our upright freezer. Test lasted 15 hours, stopped it short because I went to bed. When the freezer cycled on it was using approx. 115 watts. Since I didn't have a shunt or a smart battery I used a Govee Smart Plug Pro to track accumulated KWH. This model freezer used 861 watts total in the 15 hour period when I stopped the test. It could have lasted longer. I am only using this Licitti power station when the grid is down, and at night so I don't need to run the gas generator. Charged it with a 30 amp charger and its slow. I have the first model, and the newer box. With the Govee Smart Plug I was able to see the status of the unit while traveling that afternoon. Works for me.

This is a fun technology :) note: Now, If I can install a small seat with a seat belt and a fake steering wheel...... and teach "Ramblin Bobcat" to sit on top of this little fella in that seat and stay still while the robot cuts the lawn. P.S. The neighbors would really be impressed !!!!! P.P.S. LOL

Great videos!

I am testing this setup with a LiTime 48V (51.2V) 30Ah LiFePO4 Lithium Golf Cart Battery, Built-in 60A BMS, Support 2C Discharge, Max. Power 3.07KW, wondering what settings I should use?

Did they change the input watts on the 1800? I bought it and it says it is 400 watt input max.

Shipping is aa bit pricey...

are the wires to the inverter to small?

every time i see people on youtube with the luba 2 garage, i automatically know it's sponsored by mammotion. how do i know? the garage is still on preorder and won't let regular customers buy it yet. not that it's bad or anything, i got the luba 2 and it's been wonderfully life-changing. i'm just bitter that i can't buy the garage kit.

Not a gimmick for sure. I have mine managing close to 8000m2 during winter here in New Zealand where my Kubota ride on can no longer be used due to the ground getting too soft. We have kikuyu grass and in the past I have had to leave it to grow out of control until the ground dries in summer, but by then, the kikuyu has grown to 8” which then becomes a major task to get back down to 1”. It normally takes me the whole of summer to do this due to excessive clippings. My Luba 1 is now keeping the entire property down to around 1.5” even when the ground has standing water!!. I do adjust the zone boundaries to avoid really wet and permanently muddy areas. Highly recommend this machine for large Kikuyu lawns.

Hi! Can you please tell if it is noisy while working? From your review it seems to make quite some noise...

Hi ! Thanks for this great review ! At the back of the Exodus 600 Plus, the PV input is male or female ?

One test I would like to see since I haven't seen alot of is if you could test a small a/c window in real time to see how long it can last since alot people would try and do that.

Hi I'm not sure if I should order the flashspeed 1000 or the 1500x jump? It's for a small camper van

Easy solution for tip over - its called a rock.

Killed it. Very nice review

its no good for the uk market as we use 240v at the mains not 110v

Looking forward to seeing it at Costco with a Costco price. EcoFlow at Costco pricing comes in at around $500/kWh.

Great review. I have been following this device. I bought a new electric riding mower 3 years ago, so the missus likes to tell me I already bought a new toy. I did show her the part of the video with the straight lines - she was impressed. Maybe in a year or two... Other reasons I have not pulled the trigger. I live in northern KY. My backyard is a hill - great for sled riding in the winter, but not much else. There are also some other smaller hills on the side. Based on videos I have watched, I think it could tackle it - but would have to try it out. Second reason - I live near a lot of rednecks that like big trucks and loud engines. I'd be concerned about vandalism with this device. If they made a diesel version that was loud and smoky, I'd be fine - but a battery/electric device that is quiet? Watch out. (Wish I was joking)

Is a 3 amp converter enough for this?

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Awesome crash course on inverter load sizing and design. Thanks!

Nice review! Found what I was looking for, noise when in use. Hopefully this will improve in future units. Looking for something to use in a small camper and 50db I think would be to loud for sleeping.

How do you think it would work with properties that have slopes in the front yard?

These devices, on their website, are all 110v. I saw that yours said 120v (at time=321 seconds). How did you do get it to be 120?

is the larger area mower just a software limitation? if so, really dirty. if its the exact same mower and they are just limiting you with the software...

Great video. Wondering it’s been a few months and if you have used the battery and what for and how it fared? I’m researching to upgrade my RV from AGM 100ah (x2). Thanks!

This is probably the most useful and accessible video on solar panels and power stations. Absolute gem!

I would love to have one of these, but I’d be too afraid of someone driving by and stealing it…

I'd love one in the fall when the ground hornets (yellow jackets) are in full attack mode. Little bastards couldn't get me :) I don't know if my Border Collies would leave it in peace 😂

I just built my own.

Not sure why anyone would buy a B80 at 806wH when you can pay less and get another AC180 at 1152wH.

Hey ReeWary how dose the pedling feel on it ?

My power stations dc input states 12 to 60 volts so I should be able to use a 12v to 48v step up yea?

Good video. Looking forward to seeing more solid state options on the market.

Neat little machine. Seems like it would/should have a solar array on top to charge as it mows.

This is very impressive and quite fun!

Does anyone know the lifecycle of the battery?

My Shark reminds me of a child when it gets stuck. You get it unstuck and then it tries to get back to where it was stuck again and again.

This is an impressive time saving device, and in my previous property with 2 acres around the house, I felt chained to the place in cutting season. Also when the grass gets long and you are away it is a calling card for burglary.

Very informative CHEERS! Count me as a subscriber.. JUST HOPE ALL BRITS WATCHING THIS GETS OUT 4TH JULY AND VOTES FOR. R E F O R M!!

Thank you for this video! I am very much of a newbie about solar and this video helped me more then anything else I've watched, and I've watched a lot. Great job!

Loved your worked example of calculating requirements. Exactly what i needed. ❤ Very clear explanations.

These little activation buttons and small display icons means you have to always be right next to the unit. You can't place it under the desk and have a wired on/off switch

Sorry i did not watch whole video im a bit confused with all these different names a numbers Lol!But what are your thoughts on the ecoflow delta max 1600 and have you done a video on it if so can you provide me with a link to it?Thankyou!

Who camps with a fridge??

Now that this technology is beginning to grow stronger legs, I'm beginning to look into it more seriously. However, I'm not finding much help and info to assist me in deciding if it can help me as yet. I wish to stop using petroleum-powered generators as I hate those fumes when doing things publicly (or at all). But I'm not used to considering W with Wh, and unsure what would, if at all, drive my current portable P.A. system for any decent length of time so it isn't a constant concern while performing. The P.A. system uses approx 750 to 800W, and, of course, any power source, also has to drive a laptop, mixer, and various synths or drum machines and fx (all of which added to the P.A. system, are unlikely to push the needed wattage much above 1000W). It would be great to be able to run this setup for at least 8hours, with 12 to 20 hours being more ideal, even if I never need to run it for so long at a time. Anyone who could advise?

I've had one of the these and find that when it's charging (currently only via a cigarette lighter), the amount of watts coming in reduces the higher the load. For example, if a my appliances are drawing 111 watts, as they are now, I'm only getting 13 watts in via the lighter socket. I've contacted Vtoman who have requested photos. I'm now waiting for a reply.