Thinking About a New Battery Setup? Goal Zero Has You Powered Up Off-Road

[OffroadAlliance.com]

We understand how complicated battery systems can be when trying to figure out a power source for your camping needs.

How much power do I need?
Will I need an inverter?
Do I need to become an electrician to figure all this wiring out?

With Goal Zero, all these questions are answered and pushed aside. They offer everything you need for your power source from portable phone charging packs to the Yeti 6000x, their biggest battery yet.

Goal Zero products are currently in stock and ready to ship today!

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Yeti 500x

- Charge phones/laptops/accessories for days on end in the woods with the Yeti 500x

- Charge your smart phone 42 times, your tablet 17 times, your laptop 10 times, and so much more

Yeti 3000x

- Do you have a fridge that needs to stay on 24/7? Perfect, come on over and get a Yeti 3000x and solar panel combo

- Yeti 3000x alone runs a portable fridge for 87 hours, a microwave for 3 hours, and even your circular saw for 2 hours

- With the solar panel combo, you'll never run out!

Yeti 6000x

- The Yeti 6000x is the ultimate power bank

- Keep your RV or trailer running and power everything: lights, microwaves, fridges, medical devices, fans, and more

- Keep your home powered up during outages. It can power lights in high-use rooms, fridges, internet modems, and more

- Yeti 6000x can run a portable fridge for 241 hours, a full sized fridge for 91 hours, a 42" LED TV for 60 hours, and so much more

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[briscoelab]

We have a 500x and a 1500x. for the vast majority of people, these types of setups are the way to go.

If you're lazy, charge the Goal Zero off the bed outlet/inverter while driving. If a bit more of a dedicated setup, the Link car charger will juice them up QUICK and is very easy to install. Of course solar when stopped for long periods.

Goal Zero just takes all the hard work out of it. They have plenty to ports and expansion options. Heck, I can run a regular coffee maker off the 1500x inverter.

I've found their solar panels to be of high quality too. We have a "soft" foldable panel as well as a larger metal framed fold out unit.

 

[chorky]

I get what you're saying about how complicated battery systems can be! It's like, how the heck do you even figure out what you need, right? But man, Goal Zero sounds like they've got it all figured out. And are their products in stock? That's a miracle these days! Being able to charge my phone and laptop multiple times while out in the woods sounds like a game-changer. And the fact that they have everything from portable charging packs to the Yeti 6000x? That's crazy! Also, have you heard of yenex.com? They're a dope platform for exploring all kinds of energy systems, from solar panels to hydroponic setups.

You still need to do the math to make sure the power bank you get is the right size. Just going out and buying a Yeti 3000 is not the right answer. Maybe it's too much power....maybe it's not enough. Without a power audit and calculations to at least reach an estimate, one will never know unless it fails, then I suppose they would know they don't have enough.

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