Reddit reviews SUAOKI Portable Power Station, 150Wh Camping Generator Lithium Power Supply with Dual 110V AC Outlet, 4 DC Ports, 4 USB Ports, LED Flashlights for Road Trip Camping Travel Emergency Backup
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[BE COMPACT, BE EFFICIENT]: SUAOKI S270 is not only the most compact power station in the market, but also features as many output ports as possible, think of it, size of two coffee mugs hold 150wh capacity and 10 various outlet ports, how convenient will be when you carry this 2.90 lbs weight portable generator for outdoor activites or camping, 2 hideable handles make it even more portable. If this is your first time to using a power station, this would be you best choice for the price[PLUG-AND-PLAY, QUIET]: SUAOKI S270 lithium backup battery pack equipped with 150Wh capacity (3.7V 40500mAh/11.1V 13500mAh), 3*USB ports(5V 2.1A), 1*QC3.0 USB port (18W max), 4*DC ports (12V 15A 180W max), 1*2 prong and 1*3 prong output socket (100W running, 150W peak). Power phone, pad, tablets, GPS, laptop, walkie-talkie, Gopro, camera, drone, festivals bulbs and camping explore devices under 100W, enjoy off the grid life, travel, hunting, fishing, vanlife, cave exploration[3 RECHARGE METHODS]: SUAOKI S270 emergency battery supply provides three recharging methods: 1) it takes about 7-8 hours to be fully recharged by AC 110v wall socket, ; 2) by using SUAOKI 60W or 100W solar panel kit (sold separately, recommended), this solar generator can be recharged under direct sun light, the bulid-in MPPT solar charge controller enables quick and smart charge; 3) it also can be recharged through 12V/24V car cigarette socket. (3 types of charging cable is included)[SAFE, RELIABLE]: Here we bring you this advanced portable generator that passed UL Certification which means absolutely safe and reliable. Battery management system (BMS) enables voltage, temperature control and more advanced safeguards, no harmful to your digital devices. Built-in LED flashlights have two models of light for blackout or emergency case such as hurricane supplies (strobe and normal-lit, bright enough to see 50 feet away); indicator lights show the residual battery capacity[WARRANTY]: SUAOKI brand seller offers 7*24 friendly customer service, 30 days money back guarantee, 24 months warranty, life time support. What you get: SUAOKI S270 portable power station, 3 types of mentioned charging cable (AC plug, car cigarette plug, solar panel cable), DC to car cigarette female socket, multilingual user guide, service card
You will be amazed how little power that powered speaker needs for your application. That's because audio can require large amounts of power but only for very short periods of time. When the music is quiet, the power demands are quite small.
The key is that most music has a "peak factor" of at least 10. That means if your loudest peak power is 600 watts, the average power at the moment is 60 watts. Plus, when you're singing/playing anything but heavy rock, there are breaks in the music, usually every beat. And there will be soft passages. This means that about 10-20 watts average power would be enough for a typical performance.
Lucky, too, the K10 uses a class D amplifier which is amazingly efficient (around 90%). As an electrical engineer, my best guess is that one of these portable backup power units will run that speaker system for hours and hours.
Amazon has a good return policy if it doesn't work, but I'd be willing to bet on it. Me: Electrical engineer and long-time audio guy.
I got myself this one, because i want to run my 50W PA as well as the mobile rig as well as the tuner etc when i'm out there:
https://i.imgur.com/1ULmWAA.jpg
This shows only the USB side. On the other there are 4 12v outputs with 15A max all together, which i run into a 13.8v regulator. The device is very small and lightweight, but for radio ops it's just gonna last forever.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B076PR4TBZ
My son spent about $100+ on a good portable battery charger, this one https://www.amazon.com/Portable-Station-Generator-Flashlights-Emergency/dp/B076PR4TBZ/ref=mp_s_a_1_1_sspa?crid=3LN09LXMCHT0F&keywords=suaoki+portable+power+station&qid=1550857206&s=gateway&sprefix=suaoki&sr=8-1-spons&psc=1
Works great and lasts a long time, can plug in a lot of things. Pretty compact size, too, smaller than a car battery.
My late brother-in-law used to use a power bank similar to this to power his CPAP machine through the night on camping trips. I'm assuming it would be able to power a eurorack as well.
Get a solar panel to charge it. If you use one like this it’s easy
Suaoki Portable Power Station 150Wh Quiet Gas Free Solar Generator QC3.0 UPS Lithium Power Supply with Dual 110V AC Outlet, 4 DC Ports, 4 USB Ports, LED Flashlights for Camping Travel CPAP Emergency https://www.amazon.com/dp/B076PR4TBZ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_tai_eN8RAbZ76TGMG
I use a solar generator like this
Then I use a solar panel to recharge it. This battery will run my fridge for a few days plus other items.
They make cheaper ones though like this
That could also be hooked up to a portable solar panel for recharge.
I just went out on the Houseboat (here in Aus) and used one of these during the trip:
Suaiki S270. https://www.amazon.com.au/SUAOKI-Portable-Generator-Flashlights-Emergency/dp/B076PR4TBZ/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1550532203&sr=8-2&keywords=suaoki
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It was fantastic. Much lighter than I thought it would be, and I was able to run my CPAP machine and recharge two phones and my smart watch overnight using this.
Just to be clear, I wasn't using my humidifier, and I bought the 12v DC adapter for my CPAP (cigarette style plug) because that is more efficient than AC and I figured I would get more out of the battery. Based on my experience I bet I could get two nights out of it.
I had mine recharging each day with a solar panel, and it worked great. A full week on the houseboat with my CPAP...it was wonderful.
I've never used them, but Flycrates says they will ship to places that Amazon sellers won't. According to this page, the main problems are extra shipping costs, customs forms, and import duties that have to be paid. Flycrates will supposedly do that for you and let you know what import duties will need to be paid up front.
AllPowers makes a flexible 100w solar panel that sells on Amazon, and there are other companies that also sell flexible panels.
I purchased an AllPowers flexible+foldable 80w solar charger panel and a Suaoki 150Wh Solar Generator (lithium battery+inverter) for camping, and it's worked well. It will run a few lights and power a laptop. I did have to custom-make the connector cable between them to charge the Suaoki, however.
Hope that helps!
To add to my thought the more I think about it, it really should be possible. I got this a while back and have used it for my dell laptop to charge it several times before needing to recharge and it's specs are 150Wh ( 3.7V 40500mAh/11.1V 13500mAh) so it is certainly possible with the right hardware but I do agree that the hub would need to be bigger for all of this.
I won't repeat what others said for 1-3. For question 4, we actually bought this:
https://amazon.com/gp/product/B076PR4TBZ
Serves two purposes. Firstly, it has plenty to charge all of our stuff for the three days we spend there (it didn't go below half), and second, it has an outlet in it so we can power the air pump to inflate our air mattress. Out of all the stuff I bring to Oshkosh, this is one of the most useful. We brought this in addition to power bricks, but it's original purpose was air mattress inflation.
From a previous thread, someone had suggested these.
https://www.amazon.com/Portable-Station-Generator-Flashlights-Emergency/dp/B076PR4TBZ/ref=mp_s_a_1_1_sspa?crid=3LN09LXMCHT0F&keywords=suaoki+portable+power+station&qid=1550857206&s=gateway&sprefix=suaoki&sr=8-1-spons&psc=1
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Thanks everyone for your comments and advice, I'm a little wiser and made a couple of decisions. I decided to increase my budget and purchased these two items.
https://www.amazon.com.au/SUAOKI-Portable-Generator-Flashlights-Emergency/dp/B076PR4TBZ/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1550532203&sr=8-2&keywords=suaoki
https://www.mycpap.com.au/all-products/cpap-accessories/philips-respironics-dreamstation-shielded-dc-cable-copy/
I will post the results here after travelling and camping in case anyone is asking the same question. Hopefully the couple of hundred dollars is a worthwhile investment.
The dear option can be found at http://www.batterypowersolutions.net
I have taken the middle option.
Thanks again everyone.
I'm looking at this combo...Battery & Charger
But for the same price the deWalt one looks like it has more juice
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B076PR4TBZ/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_apa_i_eVZwBb4D527D4