@@MichaelMantion Is it wrong though? Both supply electricity but require something else to do it. Once uses gasoline, the other has to store low voltage electricity and then generates 120v to use it.

@@MichaelMantion Do you call a Tesla car a star wars toy?

@@DevonRegan Of course not, a battery alone is like a tank of gas by itself and neither would be a generator. If you put them inside an appliance that delivers electricity they can be called a generator. Maybe gas generator or battery generator is a better name.

Silver Cymbal Any idea what this will cost?

Ecomech1 is trying to get started. Cant get in front of the right people. It blows this thing away!!

I'm glad I wasn't the only one who said something. Although I do kind of like the product, I would definitely think about buying one or two. In fact it would be good to use in conjunction with a gas generator.

Good point!

Yet the keep doing it. Makes you question his intelligence level.

It's a generator also because you can charge it with solar or really anything lmfao hilarious lol

@@trent8546 so solar panels are generators for it 🤣

I would opinion that your statement lacks one word between "The" and "great" and the word is "ONLY"

@@g.r.4853 You do understand I was being sarcastic?

​@@hugostiglitz6914 You must mock people that own hybrid vehicles too then, where gas combustion energy is captured by batteries that run the electric hybrid engine, increasing miles per gallon. Both a gas generator and a solar generator do the same thing, take stored energy and convert it into another form. The gas generator stores energy in a gas tank, the solar generator in battery cells. There is no difference in function, just in the energy source and process of converting energy. Ok?

@@billykaffadrin You really have no clue!

@@hugostiglitz6914 Dude, think. A gas generator so called converts stored energy - gas - into 120vac. A solar generator also converts stored energy - in a battery - into 120vac. A gas generator you refuel the gas tank. A solar generator you refuel the battery bank. They do the same thing, functionally really neither "generate", rather both simply convert one form of energy into another. The *way* they do this is different but *functionally* it is the same.

right ! build your own !

-Artsy Photos LLC-, thank you! Absolutely correct.

If it light ups the room why not

Can you connect it to a solar panel for chargering

thank you very much .... now go stand in a corner until your brain begins working .....

@JC4crs batteries absolutely store energy they store chemical energy. Go ahead Google if batteries store energy and you'll see that you are wrong.

goal zero calls it a generator too, still misleading

titles not misleading. it ask the question. Ultimate home generator? then in the title it tells you that it is the ecoflow delta/ portable backup power. read a little slower and understand what it says.

@@destinationdaddio9977 well reading and comprehension is not a requirement this way a person can make themselves sound important and intelligent however showing the opposite

Yup

@@gfinnstrom 😂😂👍

A 30 pound battery is just a toy. "It's running my home heating unit ... for an hour".

I was going to say the same thing. Who would carry around this heavy bulky 2 piece system camping. I can just see someone walking with this for a few minutes let alone hours to go camping. On the other hand if your "camping" in a camper then you don't need this. Get 2 batteries and 2 or more 400W panels, unlimited power instead of for 2 hours or less.

This guy has no idea, it can run a heating system and refrigerator but not a sump pump, what? No idea!

Thank you. I was just writing up a response to him calling this a generator. I’m from the power quality industry for over thirty years, and people like him, those who don’t do their homework, really get on my nerves. This is a battery bank, plain and simple. I’m sure the people who sell this, would like to call it a generator because you can hook it up to a solar cell, but that still doesn’t make it a generator. It’s like APC all over again, calling a backups or a line Interactive backups a UPS. Because of them, a lot of people have bought the wrong item, and have given the rest of us a bad name. He also should have pointed out that a heater, a resistive load, will draw on those batteries differently than that of a a power supply etc. So if you put this on a heater, be prepared to only get 15 to 20% of time it indicates.

my thoughts exactly,.

​@@donikatod460 Still doesn't make it a generator, because it generates nothing. It needs to be charged, which makes it a battery.

Absolutely understand your point - but you could equally say "what do you do after your power is off for more than (say) 24 hours?". In the case of a generator, you have to go refill it. In the case of this thing, you also have to refill it. To refill, one takes gas, the other takes electricity. So perhaps not that much difference after all.

@@RobertShrimpton The difference is the generator generates electricity from gas, the power bank consumes electricity that was generated by the generator or power plant. Can't believe people still don't see this distinction.

Words are just labels. Let's focus on the function not a debate nor feuds. Horse could have been called a cow. A cow could have been called a horse.

@@benpiriz4386 Sure, but the problem is that a "generator" already means something. So you can't treat a cow as you do a horse.

I appreciate the nice words and the professionalism of your other comment too.

@@SilverCymbal my pleasure!

Agree. It is really just a battery pack - although the solar charger part is a legitmate electricity generator - though would not keep up any large electric usage (like powering your house - refrig, a/c. etc). I have car batteries hooked to a power inverter that can probably out perform this but I don't know the cost difference. Having an automatic car battery charger is easy to keep the batteries at 100% you also have ability to add more batteries(in parallel) to extend the battery "pack" life. As for mobility, this would be a little easier to move around than car batteries and an inverter. What do you bet that a lot of investors initially thought it was actually a "generator" that used some new technology -- like Telsa(original person) power from the atmosphere , etc.

It stores power then generates power to the refrigerator....

So, what is a generator and what is its purpose? A diktionary answer, please, not yours. 😐

I came here to say the same thing. Until I saw it comes with solar panels.

@@annic7995 A generator is a device that converts mechanical power to electrical power. Usually, a generator uses chemical fuels in an engine to turn a shaft with of coils inside a magnetic field. The movement of the coils in the magnetic field induces current in the coil windings. The product described above is NOT A GENERATOR. It is just a high capacity BATTERY and needs to be re-charged periodically.

Yea if I got gererator from Amazon and opened box and all I got was a battery pack with and inverter on the side of it I would be pissed.

It recharges with solar panels, so... It generates energy.

I made one out of a 6000 watt inverter and 4 simi truck batterys.

Right ✅

Thx for heads up

It will run a heater for about 1 hr.

@@gerald4027 how portable is that?

Thats a great use for it, these are very popular with musicians too that need to run some gear. Now they can be in the middle of a field, play anywhere with no noise for gas units too. I think they would love it.

Obviously you need two of these, one to charge the other when the other is dead!😏

To be fair, a "normal" UPS cannot run for a long time. A UPS is useful for short power outages, not for hours of runtime or things like off-grid solar charging. The price has to drop though.

Thank you, came to the comments to talk about how gullible people are. UPS are great, we use them in the network closet, and a whole home UPS can prevent power loss during intermittent blips.... but to compare it to a Honda generator? The uploader is a shill. And that solar panel is a joke, what are you going to charge with it, your cellphone? Certainly not that huge UPS... Christ. This is predatory preying on the stupid.

@@cptcrogge A "normal" UPS? What the hell is a normal UPS? UPS's come in various sizes, we have one at our old data center that's the size of a small room. There are also UPS's that are the size of your closed fist. A normal UPS varies in size depending on application, and this is a "normal" large for household small for commercial use UPS, nothing new, been on the market for ages.

@@BoopSnoot I sold and installed a dozen of UPS's, I'm fully aware of their functionality and purpose. The point is, a normal UPS is not made for "portable" use nor it typically runs for a long time. For example a APC 550VA UPS supports normally around 330W output. It will run with full load only 3 minutes and with a very small load (15W~) maybe 1 hour. The lead acid batteries which are typically used in a UPS are also somewhat dangerous, I'm not sure though what this "Power generator" (Yes it obviously isn't a generator) is using. Hence the device shown in the video is not a typical UPS, even if the basic functionality is identical. The device shown in the video is quite small and lightweight, considering the amount of power which it provides. Also all these USB ports and the possibility to charge it with solar panels in off-grid situation is quite useful. Just as mentioned earlier, the price is too high. You get a very good UPS for a similar price, it won't provide the same functionality out of the box though and will require some configuration (e.g. disable beep).

Thank you!

To late mate, the English invented those in the '50's I had several! Mind you, they stayed at the bottom of the hill.

Steve Brocato : Someone already made one, I had one when I was young, I called it my little red wagon.

@@stevemorse5052 My sister had an MG and it was a blast! She spent bank to keep it going (just parts as we had three capable mechanics at the time in the family) but when you could look at the ground through the floorboards it was time to "put it down" Loved that car and it was perfect for my hardworking hard playing sister...

SIGN ME UP!!!! YABADABADOOOO

@@douglasw9163 Yeah, and people don't label "little red wagons" as automobiles lol. This guy in the video is delusional

Very true, most people don't realize that what Ecoflow did with charging speeds is literally unbelievable. Almost 2 years later, its still the fastest unit on the market.

It's not a generator.

It still generates nothing

I understand it lasts 12 month only and than you need to buy a new one ???? or am I wrong

@JC4crs My phone's GENERATOR seems to be broken. I don't ever recharge it, what I do is I reverse it's chemical reaction using my home's electricity. But the phone repair guy doesn't understand this and is trying to sell me a new GENERATOR.

@@exit281 I believe he was saying that the charge will last 12 months, once it's fully charged.

@@jim.h as long as you don't connect it to a load... Reality: its a battery connected to an inverter. Useful at times, but it's no generator.

@@exit281 You're probably not wrong, the thing is a piece of junk. It also doesn't help a products case when it is being falsely advertised.

@@mp9932 So the solution is to call it whatever you want. That reminds me I have to stop by the store today and pick up some AA generators for my daughters toys.

Because he's an idiot

@@VictorSilva-rq4kz , thanks for reminding me. I have to get some button generators for my car remote fob.

The Delta does the same thing your gas generator does, your criticism is equally applied to gas generators. Both simply put convert an energy source - gas fossil fuel which is stored solar energy - or sunlight directly or electric that is produced from stored solar fossil fuels - into an electrical format you can use. The gas generator stores it's energy source in a gastank. The Delta stores it's energy in a battery cell bank. If the Delta "isn't a generator" - well neither is your gas generator!

It doesn't generate anything. It's storage.

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A normal generator won't charge this, unless it has a DC outlet. I have tried. You NEED an inverter style generator to charge this battery. Trust me, I found out the wrong way. I still have my other generator and I use it most of the time for non sensitive electronics but it will NOT charge my ecoflow. 🤷😑

Thank you very much you get it exactly! Thanks

@@SilverCymbal Then why did you start out so disoriented? Looking for clickbait?

ACtually the unit as a whole generates electricity from the sun via the solar panels so technically it does generate electricity.

@@johnh383 i am going to guess that if you were using this while using the solar panel, it wouldn't last very long. hence it is pretty much a glorified battery backup, and an expensive one at that.

solar panels generate electricity.

@@johnh383 as i said, if you tried to use this while it's charging through solar power, it would be dead super fast.

@@johnh383 It does NOT generate anything, the power is coming from elsewhere.

What?

Because they were so loud. And we all know how silent a gas generator is.

Lmao I was like how high is this guy?

It damn sure isn't loud as some of them LOL

It's deltas MD-88s crying

I heard this one is noisy

@Yryr Yryr I ended up buying it. It's not that noisy at all.

You are 100% correct. IN fact I did a full review of the Honda EU2200i and love it. ukposts.info/have/v-deo/oKGfhm2Ogm-Gxok.html - For some this is the best thing ever and others not so much. All great info though.

Silver Cymbal l

"Nothing beats a Honda 2200 generator" .. except a Predator 3500 .. a full 30AMP generator ... I have one and it beats the Honda all the way around and costs 1/2 what the Honda does.

Love my Honda eu3000is too. Still need solar eventually. Gas generators will be the back up backup backup lol

@@squidly2112 Honda are the gold standard for continuous use such as for street food vendors. All of those trucks have Hondas running daily. Gold standard because gold costs more.

6:20 in the video, if you watched..... Add solar panels, 120v power using the sun. That is a generator.

@@bkanegson no it's not. It's just a battery that can recharge a couple different ways.

@@Silent_Shadow Dear Darth "grossly unfair and morally wrong".... you are not only morally wrong (by choice of name) but also factually wrong. Good luck riding the short bus for life.

@@bkanegson - I agree with what 'Darth iniquitous' in that this device is NOT a generator but a power storage device. Even with solar as an input source (converting solar energy directly to electrical energy) it still in essence just a back-up battery. BTW, there is nothing "grossly unfair and morally wrong" about truth or facts.

@@WarHawk- " Mechanical generators: which use mechanical energy to run the generator. These are the most common generators in the industry sector and are also those that present, in relation to the others, a superior energy transformation capacity, as well as the most efficient and diversified ones. Industrial companies usually use this type of generators. Solar generators: has the function of capturing solar energy, to transform it into electrical energy, so that we can use our equipment. Solar silicon plates are an example of a solar generator. Thermal generators: are generators that transform thermal energy into electricity. Directly convert energy from heat, using it to create energy. Chemical generators: are responsible for converting chemical energy into electrical energy to power different equipment. That is, these transform the energy that is generated in the different chemical reactions into electrical energy. Examples of this type of generators are the batteries. Usually, they are used in equipment with low power consumption. For example, TV commands, radios, clocks and other equipment we use regularly in our day to day. As you can see there are several types of electric current generators that are quite different, and that can convert solar, thermal, mechanical or chemical energy into electrical energy. In this way, reusable energy is obtained that will ensure the operation of the equipment that wants to keep active." Dictionary definition of "iniquitous". Look it up.

Rediculous, it won't last. Probably the people that provided the start up money all voted for Biden. 😂

Do you have links instructions on how to do this?

The distinction in the arguments seems to be hung up on the whole mechanical thing. The mechanical process in old style generators is needed due to the need to extract energy from carbon chains, I.e. gasoline, by using chemical conversion, I.e. combustion. Mechanical conversion is also used in driving turbines with heat or gravity in addition to the small explosions. You can also get electrons to move, I.e. be “generated” by other means, like photo electric effect. How you get 120/240V AC “generated” can be done in non-mechanical ways now, I think this is what is causing the confusion in the use of the term “generator”.

Good come back...... lol

I appreciate that. I have a lot of generator videos and never recommend those illegal setups. This is one area that playing by the rules is best.

What is the widowmaker cord?

Rusty Shackleford Two male ends of a power cord. One end goes into a hot socket in your house or a generator, and the other goes into the dead socket of a shed, trailer or rv, powering the rv. If one end is plugged in live and you touch the other, BOOM. Widow maker.

Mister Christopher The “widow maker” cord is a simple, but very dangerous way to share power from one structure to another.

@@RamLaska what do they look like and how do i prevent it?

Thank you very much

Could you run an electric chainsaw with it?

@@cherylskates Definitely most of those are well under 1800watts of power needed

How much did it cost to get the transfer switch installed and which generator do you have?

@@Trillville43 I installed it myself and they don't sell that version any longer but they have a new one that works the same. It will take an electrician less than an hour to install it, my advice is buy the switch if you are paying someone to get someone that will only charge you hourly and it can't be more than 2 hours and really is very easy because it's prewired. amzn.to/2DDGXb8

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This is a rechargeable battery

Well, in a way filling a tank with gas or diesel is also charging up the unit. Without INPUT, there is NO OUTPUT! Simple!

Never seen a generator that does not need to be charged.

I never seen a generator that charged without gas.

Never before you watched this video. There is a first-time for everything. Live and learn. Admit that your body GENERATES WASTE AND NOXIOUS GASSES. Did they not come from what you stored in your body? Better undertake a course applied logic. You are not good at thinking. Just place your head between your legs and wait for the next instruction Nat-Han (The correct pronunciation of your name not NAY-THAN It is an old Hebrew name, and has been bastardized by the corrupt English language.

this thing is called powerbank. a bigger one. it won't last as long as real generator. And trust me long term you'll need to do some battery cycles and it's going to be more painful than maintaining a gas ones!

Exactly

I was thinking the same thing would be ok for camping or maybe light power tool use but doesn't store enough power for emergency back up use as it didn't have enough watt hours to power that refrigerator and furnace through the night.

It's a generator if you purchase the solar panel with it. A little bit pathetic but need the sun?tough shit.. 2 hours worth of heat doesn't get you through the night. Or how fast it will charge with solar. Or the solar keep up with a heater..

yep.. clickbaity title.. this is not a generator at all. It's a UPS

that's ok, it works that's the key!

@@fredmckinney3418 It is NOT a generator??? Thank you Mr. Expert Engineer ........ mentioning a shotgun is interesting ... thanks for your wonderful insight ...

So during a power cut you get fifty minutes of heating. Then after that you freeze.

Why if it generates Power ?

I charge my with another one. But when that runs outta juice. I just charge it with another one. Very efficient

Don't laugh one of the posts I read from someone who uses their small version does that at a campground. They only go to office once a week, charge it in less than an hour with enough to run what they need in their little cabin with no power.

@@SilverCymbal That is the most efficient way to power anything. Steal the electricity from someone else and it will cost $0.00 all while saving the planet. Free energy for all!

@@GoZipper I don't promote any crimes or theft, they had permission to plug in but I am sure they appreciate the free power

@@SilverCymbal Have you looked at the ecomech1 yet?

Oh lucky u lol

the simplest explanation so far telling everybody we are still in a transition period when it come to easy power.Thanks x posting

Perfect application for this, you have the right idea.

....or.....you can plug into an inverter attached to your vehicle.....for less cost

Very handy and versatile

Fully recharges in 4 hours with 400 watts of solar panels, and it has a built in MPPT controller too. 1.7 hours from 120Vac.

Crap its not rolling blackouts. They don't want to be sued for fires they started. So shut the power off during high winds.

No it's not a multi fuel genny is cidit..

Great for medical devices and small power things for emergencies. Yes for camping it's not cheap but it depends on what you want to use. I can see this being very helpful for a tiny house or cabin for an inexpensive way to power it without buying all the typical solar things that need to be pieced together. This is not a replacement for everything for some people and some tasks that is perfect.

@@SilverCymbal I must have missed it, how much will it be selling for?

He’s shown you at least 2 other great generators. I never thought about using it in an apartment but it’s a great idea.

Yep, you're right. It's an electrical accumulator or battery pack, with build in charge controller and inverter. It's not generating anything, it's just storing electricity for later use.

@@runepedersenDK You're right, wrong application to use the term "generator"

I think you are right, its faster, lighter but you are really buying a package all put together ready to go. Don't have to do DIY for it, some people just won't

Except that if you have a couple of these in series and a few more solar panels, it could actually keep an emergency house load going for quite a long time. All a "generator" does is CONVERT the stored energy in the fuel that you feed it into useable electricity. Nothing "creates" matter or energy. When you’re burning that gas or diesel, you’re actually losing more energy than you would if you used this unit which Is ultra efficient in comparison. It’s at least a nice backup device when you can’t get to a source of gas to buy so you can constantly refuel a conventional generator.

Ecomech1. Check it out. It is a generator. Newest yet old style technology that 4000 watt and lingers out roughly to 211 amp/hours. Truly an emergency backup generator.

boy oh boy dave, What are the Solar Panels used for? ... Shade ??? .... So much ignorance in these comments. Proud graduates of public schooling, no doubt.

@@earthzero7 it's a nice backup... but not a generator until you attach something to it .. like a solar panel. Until then it is a storage device.

​@@jimgalle1371 Oh you mean the ones(Solar Panels) that are sold as an optional extra? (that are used to charge this battery pack/ups) much like you could charge another battery and thus that battery/inverter combo is now also a generator, amazing!

Good on you for paying attention!

both generate energy from a stored source of solar energy. fossil fuel is a form of stored solar energy thus a gas "generator" is the same thing as a battery generator. i.e. they are both generators.

@Davy Kroket a gas generator consumes too...oh i forgot they have those perpetually full fuel tank gas generators now...UH MY BAD LMAO!!!!!

@Davy Kroket maybe you should go back to school and learn where fossil fuel comes from and what is is actually. Fossil fuel is a form of stored energy that was created by the sun ..that big yellow bright thing in the sky. we dug up the fossil fuel out of the ground and then cleaved the molecules(big word i know) to "refine" that energy into usable things called calories(unit of energy). Then we convert that into things called watts.(another unit of energy). That is how we can figure out electron capacity and usage. Ok enough deep diving im getting the bends(that is from nitrogen...a gas and also an element). Basic science is this. Both are generators. Both convert a form of energy into another form of energy both store energy in a tank and both generate energy when a load is applied to the device. Technically BOTH are GENERATORS. BOTH consume and Both generate. I don't need luck I have science. Also, both fossil fuel and electrons stored in a cell are known as energy sinks (A molecule or a group in a molecule that is able easily to accept energy transferred to it from another component of the system) also known as energy storage. They are just 2 different types of storage that is all.

Satomi Tier - Another difference is that generators generate electricity immediately from another energy source, while a battery must be charged. We never call a battery a generator as it is simply a storage device for later use.

@Davy Kroket One thing we've deduced implicitly is that you're no English teacher, anyhow.

Prize pls how much is it?

yes, BUT.. the EGO does not have solar charging capability.. big deal breaker.

@@samsonjames9350 Saw them online for about $999

@@geod3589 I guess a deal breaker for you and that's fair. For me, the extra $500 cost for a unit with less than half the power storage, plus cost for solar panels doesn't work for me.

A solar panel's peak power multiplied by 5 hours provides the 24 hour output rating. This is the solar industry standard. The panel demonstrated is rated at 60 watts peak so it would be rated to provide 300 watt hours per day. The battery in this unit has about 1,200 wh capacity, so 4 days is your answer. The weather and your latitude are the 2 big variables that are different for all solar users; that's why this standard was established. It's simply a yardstick. If you connect 4 of these panels you could charge the battery fully in one day, most of the charging occurs between 10 am and 4 pm. This would be considered the minimum for off grid use. I have been a Union Electrician for 42 years, I hope this info helps.

@@crankychris2 Thank you sir very much.

In terms of essential function both gas and solar generators do the same thing. A gas generator converts gas - a high density energy source , stored in the gas tank- into 120vAC electricity. This solar generator converts less dense energy, stored in it's battery cells into 120vAC electricity. You refuel one by adding gas, the other by solar - or by wall or car battery power.

@@billykaffadrin Well you're shit out of luck in a stormy week when utility power is out. It does not generate anything. The Honda can run day or night because it can generate electricity..

kimmer6 until the gas you can’t purchase because there was a run on the gas station runs out. Or, more likely, thugs steal the unit because they can hear it from blocks away...

@@roberthealey7238 I don't need gasoline, just diesel fuel. If the thugs can carry away 1500 lbs of Onan diesel gen set on a fuel skid bolted to my shop floor, they are welcomed to it. You can't hear it from the driveway or lawn.

At the same time I have just a cheap 90 dollar tire inflater flashlight jumper combo thing that lasted 5 days charging phones and iPads last time I went camping. It was a family trip as well all six usbs were in use most of the time.

Agreed!

I bought a lithium-ion battery pack from Amazon for under $90.00. It can start a car with a dead battery, recharge cell phones, etc.

+Daniel Kintigh When you plug solar panel in it, it can power something, while even recharge battery, if power output is still low enough. So it's partialy generator. Basicaly, it's "generator/battery" or solar generator+battery more precisely. Or I would say, "solar generator, with battery in it".

Nothing else to do except talk shit about something you must not no to much about LOL

It's only good for a couple of hours. Power outages where I live can be weeks. Even solar charging wouldn't work.

@Gaz Gandalf yes, exactly ... attach to Solar Panels and it IS a generator.

My UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) does the same thing except it does not have solar panel charging.

Why not just juse an inverter on your cars battery? Or better yet, just run a 100ft extension cord to your neighbors house.

You didn't watch the video, did you?

Well I did not know that that's amazing

I knew not to coil up the cord, did not know the figure 8 configuration... Thanks...

Thank you, don't buy a goal zero. They feel like a company that went out of business years ago. Nothing new, slow charging, heavy. The Delta charges in 2 hours most of the Goal Zeros are 10x that. I would love to see them come back but they are too worried about putting some poor grade stuff in REI as opposed to doing something new. This is why Ecoflow blew them away so easily.

@@SilverCymbal Thanks! What other products do you think i can check?

Thank you, yes it will easily run that.

I have heard it can also open up a black hole

wrong... always losses... nothing is 100% efficient... like.. a little led light taking like.0001 watt lol

@@harleyme3163 Rich T was being ironic (I think it is so evident that it was not needed explain to you)

@@harleyme3163 I and anyone who knows the actual dynamic's not Nikola Tesla's work would call you out as 100% WRONG on that one Sir. Been down that road before, the electrical Engineer that tried to disprove what he was taught to been fact, that being that any electric charge will not and cannot be held indefinite, yet Tesla proved this as a lie taught to use all, sure if the source is fried out or goes down you lose it, but isolation and repair can be down without a shutdown of the damaged portion given the main source is not to blame... you really should check out his work. This guy spent months trying to disprove what he had paid a small fortune for MIT to teach and was taught lies. Today, do they teach the same, I would not know.....REALLY hope not. But this Engineer only wanted to build devices of what history try's to label a mad man after being unable to disprove truth. The father of radio, wi-fi, x-ray tech not the x-ray, transmission of power without wires, the list goes on and on and on, ALL the most cool toys of the modern world this man gifted us the means of having the means to have and/or discover. People today are all for Tesla's ideas and accept him for the great man much more so no than say 15 years ago, and this is the time period these events took place. Do yourself a favor and do not waste months trying to disprove it, because nothing here is a lie or incorrect, a simple scan over of his work will reveal a new understanding of how long a change can be held and used for, forever is the answer by the way. And yes you can make only 120 volt spark be millions of even billions of volts/amps/watts, not joking, not trolling, this man I know like the back of my hand. For almost 3 decades he has been my hero, enlighten yourself with what I hope you and anyone who reads this shall.

Charging itself is like sucking its own c*ck! Yikes! Too bad there's energy loss during self-charging, there's no such thing as a perpetual motion machine.

I appreciate that. Many viewers skipped the video I think since I only say 5x this isn't p[erfect for everyone but in it's own space it's amazing especially sine it charges so fast and as you pointed out the weight for the power output is unbelivable, Thanks for the comment and the support.

Any time a product is misrepresented it comprises consumer acceptance. Some great products have failed in the market because some marketing people underestimated the knowledge of the consumer and all it does is erode trust

@@BiggMo I would say they have done pretty well, they needed 50 backers and got 2500 and thensome. I make $0 if you buy it or don't but you make it like this is a colossal rip off. It does exactly what it says it will and even a bit more.

Silver Cymbal: i was responding the question about the criticism in the comments. Not about investors.

The criticism is that this device is being called a "generator" when it is not. It is merely a big battery pack with an inverter to allow AC devices to be run off of it, but it is still just a battery that needs to be re-charged from either 110 AC or from a solar panel. It does not generate electricity, but merely stores some of it for use later.

It can't, it's a battery not a generator. This product is junk being falsely advertised.

@@greatcesari It does have solar panels and that was my point in asking the question. If it can't totally replenish its charge with the solar panels then they have no business calling it a generator. It would be just a battery pack. In reality they have no business calling it a generator anyway but it would be more useful if it could totally recharge itself with the solar panels in a REASONABLE amount of time.

both generate energy from a stored source of solar energy. fossil fuel is a form of stored solar energy thus a gas "generator" is the same thing as a battery generator. i.e. they are both generators.

Satomi Tier you’re an idiot

@@satomitier2576 How stupid is what you saying.. Did you even have a clue on what you talking about? Buhahaha.

@@satomitier2576 this is the most precise explanation,zero chance to against.

Best generator ever made, everybody is saying that. They say it's the best. Big beautiful GENERATOR!

i agree..

Very nice battery+inverter+solar panel+portable. Great for camping. But not a generator.

www.amazon.com/Kyng-Power-Generator-Continuous-Rechargeable/dp/B07DVSWLSR/ref=mp_s_a_1_11?keywords=battery+generator&qid=1573523746&sr=8-11. Proof its classified as a generator. Damn it took me less then a min to figure it out. So why is it so many of you couldnt do the same before writing a comment in regards to something you obviously didnt know anything about.

Shawn Seeman these people are actually correct. You found a product on amazon which is a battery and inverter with the capability to be recharged with a solar panel, 12 volt, or 110 volt power. A generator is a machine that converts mechanical movement with the use of magnets into electrical energy. You can see that in the FAA handbooks or any real source documents other than a product. I have a goal zero “generator” but in reality it’s a battery and an inverter.