Shared from the overland - solar "generator" advice needed

[HammerheadFistpunch]

https://opposite-lock.com/topic/5423/need-help-power-pack-advice/1

[onlytwowheels]

Seems to be within your specifications and sub $400.

https://www.amazon.com/MAXOAK-Generator-Sine-Wave-Wireless-Emergency/dp/B07TYC5L21?th=1

[HammerheadFistpunch]

@onlytwowheels "car charger can only charge to about 40%"

[onlytwowheels]

@hammerheadfistpunch

From description on Amazon:

Both DC12V Car and DC24V Car can Recharge it Fully.

[HammerheadFistpunch]

@onlytwowheels

"When charging with a car adapter it says it can be charged with 12 v or with 24 v. How do I tell which one I have?
Answer:Both are ok. 24v can fully recharge the power station. 12v car can charge the power station to about 40%_50%"

[onlytwowheels]

@hammerheadfistpunch

AC/Solar/Car Recharge
you can charge two AC powered devices at the same time, the total power of the devices should not exceed MAX. 300W , otherwise it will show Error code on the LCD screen.

Tips:DC12V Car Can Recharge It Fully in 7Hrs,and DC24V Car Takes 3.5Hrs to Charge it Fully

[HammerheadFistpunch]

@onlytwowheels The ambiguity alone is enough to steer me away.

[onlytwowheels]

@hammerheadfistpunch

I'd contact the manufacturer for clarity..... but yes, contradicting information is not a good way to sell a product.

[nermal]

@hammerheadfistpunch Why not just install a 2nd battery with an isolator and inverter to power the fridge and charge phones and stuff? Less portable, more work initially, but cheaper, and charges while you drive. You can add a Chinese Very Good Top Quality Solar Battery Chargering Kit if needed as well.

[HammerheadFistpunch]

@nermal not remotely cheaper. And I need it portable