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Hmm minimally useful and just a repeat of info from elsewhere. It would have much more valuable if you had told people about the internal wiring of the connector, Tieing the new center terminal to positive or negative or not connected at all in the plug and what each voltage state will allow the Battery to do when it dects signal on the middle pin.

Great hack. I have two donated batteries that I have charged for other purposes, so now I got a better use for them.

24 Volt 100ah Lithium Iron Phosphate is used here in Xtreme Need or Emergency for My 2 Eco Flow EF3 Delta Pro 1300's and My Eco Flow River 2 Pro and 2 160 watt and a 110 watt Portable Solar Panels from Eco Flow as well.

I bought a 24 Volt 100ah Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery for $323.00 Shipped Free off EBay just for extending My 2 Eco Flow EF3 Delta 1300's and River 2 Pro at Night when Solar isn't Producing and It Supplements whichever Unit Needs It to Run through the Night. Next Day I Have 800 Watts Charging Said Battery with a Victron 100/30 Smart Charge Controller and It charges as It should during the Day. 🌴 Southern California High Desert 🌵 @ 3,100 feet just 20 miles north of Big Bear Lake Mountain Resorts Community 🇺🇸

This is not an extra capacity. You just charge your ecoflow using other source. After you drain your extra battery you need to charge it. Thats the same as i could easily plug into 12v car source and charge it again. Kinda tricky scenario to say that you are running extra battery. After you done with your lifepo4 and drain it you need to charge it using special charging device. So… useless imho

Cool! Thanks for sharing.

24 Volt 100 amp Hour Battery will Give You what You Need or a Simple Buck Step Up Converter @ 10 amps 12 to 24 Volts in a Pinch 👌

Looking for an update do you happen to know if EcoFlow Nerf this capability to plug 12 V car batteries into the X 60i? When I do it it charges it about 300 W for about two or three minutes and then it stops and zeros out again every 30 seconds and fails. I think that EcoFlow may have updated the software to break this workaround

Well I got a new Delta two with the latest software and I bought an X 60i cable to connect an external lithium battery as I've been told many times that it works . But it only does it for a minute before it shuts off. I'm guessing from the way it's behaving that EcoFlow has gotten the logarithm now that Nerf this capability and no longer works now that I've just wasted my money on this tiny. Can anyone else confirm that EcoFlow has work?

Why does it matter if it’s rated at 100amps when devices like the delta pro only draw 15.9amps max?

I need that adapter I didn’t get one?

Hey I have been using 2 variations of the XT60 and XT60i to o-ring cables I have seen in your videos. They both work great although the XT60i has a better throughput from the battery to the EcoFlow Delta 2. I was wondering if you knew of a way to combine throughput from 2 batteries? The Delta 2 can take 500 watts of solar input, but I can only get like 150ish watts of throughput using the XT60i.

Thank you 👍🤗🙏💖🇬🇧

Thanks, if i knew about this, would've never bought one.

Awesome, I just bought the eco-flow and thought damn... would it be great to charge my car battery for an emergency. And found your video, thanks!

I've enjoyed your videos . Thanks for your hard work.

Nice Vid! Keep up the hard work.

Thanks for this great video. Was looking for a solution to charge my Eco Flow River 2 Max from a battery and found this video. Thanks again

2224?

Thanks for the links and info, just got my delta 3 and excited to start storing energy, cheers

Good video! Solid information. Thank you!!

I just got a Ecoflow Delta 2 Max, and am looking for the solar components now. It's all very confusing. The max input is 500W on each of 2 inputs. Should I used 10AWG or 12AWG versions of the XT60i?

I had problem with solar panels charging. Checked cables the power was coming from panels but when i plug in cable nothing happens. What i did and it helped in my situation in the back of my eccoflow wher is switch turn on/off Ac. After turned of Ac the panels started to charge my ecoflow. After that turn on again AC.

So wow, you can just skip the inverter with the adapter! Thank you! It looks like it max at 100w using the adaptor is that so?

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Hi friend, could u maybe do a vid showing how to charge EcoFlow generators via an inverter for cars.... Say about 750 watts.

LOL the old TH-cam algorithm is really confused today.... Still gave the video a like tho :)

whats the wattage?

What are your thoughts on the new Delta Pro3?

Thanks my car won't start and wonder could I use the ecoflow now I know I can, thanks again

I’ve seen this hack. What would be helpful is to learn how to charge the battery in reverse?

How much

You can only do this with a very small solar panel. Anything over a few hundred watts will burn out the battery. Solar panels put out much higher voltage than the battery and they are all connected with this adapter.

Great. I have two eco flow river max. So in the same way (just using a little bit different connector) I can connect one river to the another one.

Thank you. Very helpful for me

What a pos. My 6 month old DP just took a sh!T

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It's not dancing

you wrong

I need you help please

100v?????? Um you must mean watts😉 Also, the adapter MUST BE an xt60i not xt60. xt60 will limit power only maybe 100w. The xt60i will make the Ecoflow think it’s Solar up to 500w. Cigarette lighter plug is xt60 Solar cable is xt60i.

Ecoflows use a xt60i connectors to let more power go into their units. I have a Ecoflow Delta Mini it's input is 11-75 volts at 10 amps max. Using a Y-adapter cable with the xt60i connector and 3rd lead connected to ground, thus enabling the ecoflow to sense this is solar input not a car charger input, you will be able to get more input into the unit. But I would not do this in parallel, I would hook it up in series to keep the amperage under the 10 amps max for mine. With the xt60 connector the Ecoflow will always think it's a car charging cable and limit you to 8 amp input at 12 volts which equals 96 watts max. And here is a kicker the XT60i connector that comes with the Ecoflow's car adapter, the 3rd lead is not connected, thus you can't just cut off the car adapter end and make a y-cable out of it. I have my unit connected to 2 195 watt panels in series to keep amps under 10 and voltage is around 40 volts going into the unit letting me charge the unit with 350 watts max input. (not 400 watts because the MPPT controller on board will ignore more than max allowed input) Sorry for the wall of text but I have been dealing with trying to figure out the best way to charge the unit also. A DC-DC 12/24 converter connected to car battery would be the best way to charge this on the go and when your camping then connect to solar.

I don't know if you covered this too, but you make that cable with a xt60i connector to get full input to the ecoflow. If not then the ecoflow will concider it a 8amp max car adapter and not charge more than 96 watts even if you have a biggert panel connected. With most ecoflows they have voltage inputs of around 62-72 volts at 10-15 amps input, but only with the xt60i connection.

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Very useful information. Thanks for sharing. I have the extension battery for the River Pro. When I do the reset do you know if it is best to do it with the battery connected or by itself?

Have been a fan of yours for a while. You seem to have some of the best ideas and tips. I Love your ideas and videos.

Lol, I knew it was going to be a Pro. Congratulations on the new addition. Enjoy.

T60i is what you needed Not the cheaper T60