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Nope. I ordered this from Amazon when it was released.

Yup! I noted that in the video :) (1:51)

You’re welcome!

Glad I could help! It is very easy to assemble and disassemble and all the parts fit inside the table when its folded. Good amount of room for stoves, etc. and it's not too big to store or carry.

I need to get one to Trinidad!

Agreed. It is perfect keeping small stuff charged like phones, tablets, cameras, etc. Even the small dash mini appliance would work well with it. A nice small size that's easy to carry. The extra battery then extends how long you can be off grid. If you need to power things like stoves, you should be using something like the Delta Series to do that. Very nice price indeed.

Right! When they first announced that someone was going to show us how to do quilling I was like what the heck is that? It was really really cool.

You're welcome! Hope you get to try some baking while camping. It smells soooooo good!

Agreed! That is why we are making room for a Campchef oven. The smell of baking bread is sooooooo worth it 😁🤗

The worst thing is, now EcoFlow is out of these brackets, so I love it, but can't get it :(

They are often out of stock on these. I ordered a 2nd one last month after waiting for it to be back in stock. Keep checking back. If I see it in stock I’ll comment again.

@@shortybiscuit You ROCK! Thank you my friend :)

Aweee. Thanks. I appreciate the feedback.

I did charge it up again, but have not had the opportunity to run it down again. At 7% the screen did show 1 minute left and within that minute it shut down. When I turned it back on (without any power draw) it stayed at 6% for a while before I started charging it again. True - the microcontroller on the Instant Pot might not. But, it did cycle on/off as expected throughout the cooking time. At some points it did go to at least 603W. The instant pot is rated for 700W. I can certainly test with the Delta 2 to see what the actual power draw is when not using X-boost.

Thanks!

Thanks! Appreciate it.

@@andrewade7017 I ordered on Amazon before I saw the deal with the 45W panel. I also have the Delta 2 and River 2 Pro along with a 100W (not portable) and the original 220W. I may need to get more panels! But, the Alternator Charger surely makes up for having less panels.

I love that cooking method! I use it for oats, quinoa, potatoes... I have some stainless steel bowls that have covers, so they come out of the pressure cooker and can get covered and go into the fridge. No pot to wash :)

@@MrsRubens it’s pretty small, so it is easy to move around. The extra battery would be good to have as well. No one ever complained about extra battery capacity 😀. This is my 3rd EcoFlow power station and I’m strongly considering one of the Extra batteries for this River 3 Plus. I’ve found that the pressure cooker and even the Dash mini appliances work that way - they don’t pull power the entire time. They turn on and off to regulate the temperature/pressure.

Thanks. Since I mostly use them to power devices for camping, so the best way for me to test is to cook! Everything else is a bonus. :) I followed this recipe and as you can see, it is pretty easy to make. Leftovers for lunch today. littlesunnykitchen.com/shrimp-and-broccoli/

Glad you like it!

@@RumorHasIt4444 Rockpals doesn’t exist anymore unfortunately. I’m able to do this with my EcoFlow power stations as well.

@ Have you done a test on any of the Hamilton crockpots? I’m curious about the wattage?

@RumorHasIt4444 I haven’t. I gave mine away when I got my Instant Pot and Ninja Foodi. If you have one, you can check the label to see what the max Watts is.

I’ve done a few consecutively without issue. I’m not sure the max. Probably depends on how much work it’s doing each time. When you press the button it runs for 30 seconds at a time then shuts off. If you need more time, press again for another 30 seconds.

Yup! I think they'd work with just about any panel. I got the 2nd one to use with my 100W rigid panel. Even though it comes in pairs to support the folding panels, you could actually use a single stand by itself and that's possibly what I'll do for the 100W.

Glad I could help. You’ll love it.

It’s intimidating to think about, but very easy to do.

Hi! I’d say it depends on the trip. I love the Camp Chef oven and as you know it’s not small or lightweight. If I have the space and I plan to bake a good amount of food, I’d take the camp chef. If space is an issue, I’d take the Coleman. I now have a dedicated BBQ thermometer in my camping kit so that I could monitor temperature in either one. Just like the Camp Chef, there would be a learning curve on time and temperature, but definitely doable. You’d need smaller pans that would fit through the door and realize that you won’t be able to bake as many things at the same time. I’ve baked biscuits, cookies, scalloped potatoes and other things in it without an issue - just keep an eye on it.

@@shortybiscuit Thank you so much for getting back to me so quickly. You are so kind. I don't take trips like I did when I was younger so, all the camping stuff I bought will be brought out in my backyard and I can pretend I am out in the mountains or foothills and I can cook and bake and entertain my nieces. Thank you for your inspiration. I am from Alberta, Canada by the way. I hope I got your team right so, Go! Kansas City Chiefs! Eventually, I'll add the Coleman camp oven to my collection. Thank you very much!

@boblem5994 great idea! Especially when it’s hot in the summer you can do all the cooking outside and not heat up the house. The Coleman oven goes on sale sometimes. I set an alert on camelcamelcamel.com/ that lets me know when it’s on sale.

Hmmm. How exactly would I figure out how many amps I’m pulling? I have seen the topic mentioned in the EcoFlow FB group and haven’t yet tried to figure that out.

Thanks!

Glad I could help

Can you share the link?

@@4Dotzopp bit.ly/4flGE2U

Looks like I missed the opportunity.:(

@@marciaseale7163 darn! You're correct. The alternator charger is no longer an option to add.

@@shortybiscuit they won’t ship it here either 😞

@@4Dotzopp :(

Correct! The yellow plastic did indeed go outside the grommet during the testing. For the true install, I punctured a hole in the grommet for the exact reason you mentioned.

Good suggestion. I'll make adjustments.

Awe. Thanks! It’s nice to be using products that work and do what they say they would.

@@Cws0024 thanks! If you get one you’ll love it. Makes charging your power station super easy and quick.

Thanks!

Glad you liked it!

@@benzo2632 thanks!