Using Batteries To Extend Power Station Runtimes?! 48v LFP Server Rack 'Expansion Battery'!

Does it work to connect your own batteries to a power station to extend the runtime? In this video I test a 48 volt EG4 server rack battery to see what happens. You can also charge your power station with 24 volt and 12 volt batteries at a slower rate. What did you think of these experiments?

EG4 48v 100ah Server Rack Battery with Display:
https://signaturesolar.com/eg4-ll-lit...
EG4 48v 100ah Server Rack Battery without Display (cheaper):
https://signaturesolar.com/eg4-lifepo...
EG4 48v Battery Charger:
https://signaturesolar.com/eg4-batter...

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Recommended 12v Battery (affordable options):
Power Queen 100ah - $319 - http://shrsl.com/44o2f
Redodo 100ah - $319 - http://shrsl.com/44o2g

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Video Timestamps:
Why Use A Battery?: (0:00)
Testing the Bluetti AC200Max: (1:30)
Testing the EcoFlow Delta 2 Max: (4:49)
Testing the Anker PowerHouse 767: (7:52)
Testing the Pecron e2000LFP: (9:17)
Other Things to Think About: (12:00)


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