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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ส.ค. 2020
- Portable Solar Generator with Milwaukee Packout rolling case, Battle Born 12v 100ah Lithium ion Battery, Victron 100/30 mppt solar charge controller, Xantrex 2000 watt pure sinewave inverter, Victron BMV-712 battery monitor, dual thermally controlled cooling fans
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Sweet build! Stuff like this is why I invested in the packout system: it provides and excellent platform to customize the boxes so people can develop their own solutions that meet their needs exactly.
Excellent choice on the battery, as well! (BB is the best, and it’s not even close).
Now for some packout-able solar panels!
Thank you
You've done it you've made that bottom bin into something amazing.
Thank you
Could u please do a how to on this? Boss af
It is not often I run into a Milwaukee product I find so stupid as that cart with a flip top on the bottom of my Packout stack. This makes it totally make sense.
Good job, the pack-out is a good choice IMHO.
Cool, made one with the bottom roller as the power station. Use ac infinity for the vent. It's able to power a table saw.
That is so awesome.
I am doing a big version of this using the packout rolling tool chest. The ventilation is my main concern. I have a 5kwh 48v battery (big battery husky), aims inverter, victron charge controller. I would be interested in more details on the vent fans and how you did the vents. Awesome, clean build.
I used two 80mmx25mm cooling fans. The vents are computer fan filter grills. The fans are controlled by RioRand 12dc digital cooling/heating thermostat temp control with sensor probe
I know others have commented, so will you do a parts list and a build video? Thanks, great video.
Nice
I was just thinking about building something similar looks like you beat me to it by a couple months as expensive as the MX fuel one is and even with $1200 with of batteries it only has like 800 watt hours
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awesome job just one question, your fans and air ports how do you keep water out? is it water prof?
Keeping the components from over-heating was a priority for this build. A tarp works just fine in rain verses the cost of engineering waterproofing into the design
Where do I order? Yes I’m serious
Do you have one fan blowing in and one blowing out, or do you lift the lid while operating?
Both thermally controlled fans are blowing out. There are four vents... two on the bottom front and two under the side handles allowing air in.
So do you think this would power a 12” mitresaw and 8amp dust collector at the same time?
Kermit not for long. The BMS on the battery will shut down after about 30 seconds. It has a maximum discharge rate of 100 amps @ 12vdc
No miter saws would trip the inverter. They have a massive surge when you start them. I have seen 8000w peak inverters shutdown with a miter saw
Do you have a parts list for this build?
Unfortunately, there is no detailed parts list or plans available at this time. There is a general description of the major components used in the build.
Damn! This is exactly what I plan to do! I was first going to use a pelican case but then got into the packout line for my tools and thought why not just build it in a pack out case? I have about 800 3100mah new 18650 cells and a 2000w inverter. I don't know how many I plan to use, maybe 4kwh? I guess weight isn't a huge issue since it is on wheels.
Awesome! Using an arrangement of 18650 cells should prove to be more versatile in suppling more capacity than I was able to obtain in this build.
@@dcherryz28 yeah it seems like 100ah is as big as you can go in a pack-out.
did you do this all yourself or was there a guide or site you used?
@@daveonezero6258 yes, I designed, fabricated and assembled everything myself
@@dcherryz28 do you have a dc to ac converter to charge with 120v or just charge with the solar?
@@daveonezero6258 I use a 45 amp progressive dynamics charger/converter when solar charging doesn’t suffice
@Donnie C hello would you build me one. ? Anyway I can message you ? I'm looking at one a little bigger but made nice like yours. I have pictures of the inside how I want mine done.
Sexy af. I’m trying not to use my rolling box and trying to fit it in the new ammo can looking Packout. How did you feed all those 12v plugs? I bought an Anker car charge usb c 30w +12wusbA cause I mostly use C. But are each one of yours on a fuse?
Chris Cord There is a 6 circuit dc fuse block mounted inside of the box. The two 12v accessory sockets, two usb-a sockets and the two powerpole connector pairs are being feed from that fuse block.