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I think EcoFlow made a big mistake by not giving the attached battery any for functionality other than running the EcoFlow wave. The battery costs between $800 and $900. The battery cannot charge anything else but the Wave. If the Wave breaks, the battery is totally useless. The Wave will probably only be used for 3 months during the Summer. That means the $800 to $900 battery won’t be used either. Why didn’t EcoFlow give the battery the capability to charge a phone, tablet, or computer? I would not buy it now and wait for EcoFlow to give the battery more functionality.
Yeah since it uses the same plug as the one that attaches from battery to battery there has to be an adapter for that. If not I’m sure someone will make a third party one. But yeah I think it’s sort of the same as the river pro where the extra battery is just for that unit.
Nice! That’s awesome. I’m sitting out here in the blazing heat considering bringing it to my hammock right now. Been a hot few days, glad to have it camping.
now thats a luxury! a ryobi battery powered fan with a 4ah battery on low keeps my cool enough! but hey if you have the space to carry that around and its hot enough then definitely pick one up.
I saw they were running a Father’s Day deal for like $99 you get two batteries and you can get a fan with it. Too bad they didn’t have the misting ones. Idk that I would want the misting one in my tent though.
Thanks for the review, This wave would be a good thing to have to cool down a good sized tent and with 4000BTUs, it won't certainly have anu problems cooling it down.
Yeah the tent was so damn fast it was wild. I would love to get my hands on a big RV and see how long it takes. I don’t have any friends with bug RVs though.
Yeah this would be great for an off grid cabin. I’d love to test this out in a cabin and see how long it took to do a small few rooms. My RTT is nothing compared to that.
Those results are because the weather outside was in the 60s but if you are in the desert or higher temps that thing will burn before it cools off a tent
@@OXFOOT doesn’t get too cold for winter camping around Las Vegas but I’m working my way to warmer stuff since I travel camp now to get out of the heat. Definitely gonna look into portable A/C now
@@purplehornet656 Yeah I was surprised how well it worked. Depending on gas prices I may be going on a desert trip soon and I will for sure be bringing this with me.
Yeah cooler ACs I’ve seen before but it almost seems harder to keep ice frozen outdoors. I guess you could run it off the fridge and periodically use it.
The power cables aren’t the same, the “upgraded” cable is one with a GFI to protect you if it gets wet. As it isn’t waterproof, if you left it outside running and it rained or you placed it in a puddle you won’t get electrocuted. The charging for the ecoflow itself probably assumes you’ll charge it indoors or in your camper.
Yeah it’s not for charging in the elements its in case there is too much moisture in the air and the unit actually has some condensation forming that comes out if the unit.
Been looking for a solution on jobsites. Icybreeze cooler seems to be the most practical but this seems to be the best true portable AC. Could always hook up a regular portable in a window as well, pretty pricey
Tell me about it. All the portably ones are expensive. Is it a construction site? You might be able to get away with a wall unit one but it won’t be very portable. Possible the eco flow or some other one could be a write off?
I really think the Wave is not a hype. Look at the Delta Pro, it is a pretty solid and well built power station. Everybody wants one. I think Ecoflow has another hit on their stable.
Yeah they’ve been really making waves in the industry. They’ve been gunning for the top spot in the solar generator area and now they are trying to change the AC game. No more misting fans lol
Very underwhelmed with my unit. I received mine a few days ago and after 2 days of testing, it's going back. $1200 is too much to pay for something that won't cool my Kenworth T680. Ran it at 60 degrees for over an hour and it never got below 66 degrees. Outside temp was in the mid 70s in the afternoon. Sun was setting. Disappointed
Finally a real user review!!! I never believed the hype on these and most people are on the fence because you can’t believe what the YT influencers (paid promoters) tell you. Thanks for your honest review!
@@trailmonstah1892 yeah. It's basically a spot cooler. If you want to direct the airflow right into your body but forget about cooling a small space. My Kenworth truck is probably 10x10 and it wouldn't get it below 74 which is nuts. $1200 spot cooler....no thanks. I'm a huge fan of ecoflow products but this one is a dud.
@@OXFOOT I'm going to assume you meant "cool" an rv.... Based on my weekend trials with this unit, unless Ecoflow sent you a stronger unit, there's no way you cooled off entire rv with this unit. I ran it for hours in the cab of my 18 wheeler and it wouldn't get it under 72 if I remember correctly. Parked in north Indiana after sunset, outside temp was in the 70s and this thing was struggling.
Oh yeah it’s not cheap but per BTU it’s the cheapest on the market. You might be able to just get a cooler and a fan and get about 1/5 th the coolness of this though.
Damn I’m sorry about that. I’m about to get a PO Box myself so it’s good to know. Sorry they won’t deliver to you. Would be smart with all of the van lifers out there.
I am running this in the van. Can I vent the exhaust and run a vent for the intake? Can I just recycle the internal air? It would seem more efficient to cool the cooling air. I don't want to cut two giant holes in my new van.
I don’t see an issue but it may or may not be adding moisture to the air. I always get AC and swamp coolers mixed up. When you use “Max AC” in your car I think it does do that though. Hard to say but I would say you’d probably be fine since the noisy air comes out of the “exhaust”. I don’t want to tell you wrong but I don’t see why not.
Just purchased a Ecoflow AC(didn't get it yet) for Ford Transit van. Not sure if I will be getting another Lithium battery to help power or get an Ecoflow powerstation. Bother around the same cost, but will have to check out some videos to see how it runs off solar set up compared to and Ecopower unit.
@@OXFOOT I got it and returned it. Ecoflow told me that compressor will only work with other Ecoflow power banks. I tried it off my inverter and it would not blow cold and shut off after 15 minutes of fan only running. It even shut off when I had it in the house testing it. Then wouldn't kick on for a couple days. Also had trouble with APP/Bluetooth. Started seeing more bad reviews with water collecting issues. And also that 4000BTU is still not enough. I think I'm gonna go with another solar panel and another battery and hide a window unit in the van some where.
If you can find a way to run the hose out without it dragging or sticking out weirdly. I’ve heard it’s gets like 120 degrees back there. Hopefully UPS will fix that one day, that’s wild.
Ecoflow makes new products but lacks backwards compatibility with current generation River Pro/Max systems. Lost a customer just because of this….makes you pony up and upgrade to Delta series - screw off Ecoflow!
Damn that really sucks. Sorry you had that experience. There is a decent aftermarket for used eco flow stuff if you have to sell it. I totally understand.
How do you charge the battery? What i really meant was can the battery be charged on its own. Can I leave the wave in the vehicle and take the battery inside stand alone and charge it?
Yeah it’s just like a powerbank. So charging it on its own should be fine. It’s easier and more compact to charge it all together but you can just unplug the base and charge it while you’re running it off another power bank.
It’s a tough call because I always camo at high elevation because of where I live. I get the entire night out of it but it would be a good idea to test it out at lower elevation and heat and see how long it goes.
It’s possible but I think the car is more efficient in terms of output. I could be wrong though because I know almost nothing about car AC and power draw from that. It would work though but setting it up and running the lines out the window might be a hassle where as the car AC is just there. It depends on how long you’re sitting. Maybe a 30 minutes to a few hours it would be worth it. But if you’re only there for maybe 15 minutes waiting maybe it would be more work than it’s worth? That would also be a personal assessment to make though.
@@OXFOOT thanks so much and yeah I meant for like car camping overnight type stuff 🤙🏾or even my lunch breaks in the summer when I don’t want to waste gas
Great review. Might decide to pick one up, will use your code if it’s still valid. Would you be able to use the unit to slightly warm/heat up a small space using this unit? Using exhaust heat perhaps? Hoping it be versatile from summer to winter. What’s the highest temp can you set the unit? Thanks in advance
I don't see why you couldn't but I think there are probably more efficient ways of heating up a small space. A small space heater would probably be better.
Yeah, gas prices willing I have a few desert trips planned and usually I would just wait for fall for those but I'm glad I finally get to do them in summer.
@@OXFOOT I went about a week ago and sweated the whole time, haha. My friends always ask “Why do you go camping so much in the winter” and my answer is quiet, no bugs, and not sweating. 😀
Been looking for this. Finally came to life. I love summer camping but the heat has put me off a few times and opted for an Airbnb. With this, there's no more excuses!
In the past I would take a small window unit ac and use that while at camp grounds that had power. Having a medical condition I can't take the heat for extended periods of time. For me it is the only way I can sleep is in a cool place. Congrats on the review and show this!
@@OXFOOT " while at camp grounds that had power". There is no way I could camp in a tent here in during July and August without AC. Our relative humidity runs 60% and up. The humidity gets even higher at night.
The delta pro is very much goals for me. I would love something like that where I can run the AC for 12 hours but really just something I could basically power my whole house if I needed to.
My whole reason for watching this was to find out how long it will run using the battery that comes with it? And how long would it take to recharge the battery? Recharce on solar or electric outlet?
You can recharge it on solar or wall. If you’re recharging it on solar there are too many factors to say. Like 1 what size solar are you using, is there any cloud cover, what time of day are you charging it? I have both a 110watt and a 400 watt, obviously the 400 watt at full power would charge it in about 2 hours or more but it’s likely it would take a little long with fluctuating sun cover. Something like a 200 watt at full power would charge in about 5 hrs. Charging from the wall you’d get about a 2 hr charge time. With your car it’s about 5 hrs while it’s running.
There are a ton of factors that change the run time as well. If you have it fluctuating the compressor to maintain a certain temp it really depends on how hot it is. The battery can last as little as 3 hrs if it’s a huge space that needs the compressor on all the time or as long as 7 hrs if it’s a small tent and it holds the temp well. So you could in theory use it all day and charge it while you use it and have it last a decent amount if the night as well if not the whole night.
Wow I don’t know my Delta pro died code 121 while the Wave was in the mail and now the wave died after four days of usage error code 67 good luck finding it.prelaunch unit with battery 🪫95 degrees Florida off grid Soooo
Oh damn! Do you have Instagram? Try reaching out to them there. Also their customer service should be able to set you up. I’ve never run into either of those errors. I’ll also reach out to my contact over there but they work in marketing so idk if they’ll be able to help much.
I’m curious, what is the maximum length of the cord between the power bank and the unit? Very informative video-thank you. I’m looking to get one, but would love the opportunity to win one🍀 Also, I reported those foreign comments-they had links to porn in them.
The power bank that is the base is like maybe 2 inches at most. The other chord I have is I believe 3ft. That’s the one that connects to other ecoflow powerbanks.
How long will it run on its own battery pack? Not sure if I missed it, but I did catch the part at the end where you said how long it’ll work on their eco pro. I can’t find any info on run times with its own battery pack, I can only find info on external battery packs.
With the battery that attaches to it with it trying to keep temp it can run as short as 3 hrs with extreme heat (very unlikely imo) or as high as 8 hours needing a recharge the next day. With solar it could be recharged easily in a day again, with the delta pro it can go as 12 hours in full blast but I have no data on the longest run time.
Prob a stoooopid question but in order to run this in a bedroom, will I have to vent the hot air out a window? If so, during summer months when it's 100F outside at night, opening the window will let in a lot of hot air back into the bedroom. What would you suggest before I consider using your discount code and buying this? Also, great audio quality. Is that the DJI mic?
Oh man sorry I just saw this. Yeah you would need to vent it out. What I’m thinking of doing is taking a piece of foam that fits in the bottom of the window when it closes and then cutting the vent holes in the foam and doing it like that. I did it before when I had one of those ground unit ones you have to drain. It’s not hard to do just takes some good measuring.
We haven’t quite gotten there where I live but back where I grew up im sure they’ve had a few of those. Used to just camp in spring fall and winter back in NC.
Nice unit, how do you keep it inside with out moving around while you drive? Is there a way to have it secure? Does it work without the exhaust/intake hoses connected? Thanks for the great review.
It’s balanced in a way that it secures it self really well. Typically what I do with my powerbanks and anything like this is store it between sleeping pads, sleeping bags/blankets or my duffle bag with clothes just in case I need to stop really hard or the trail is really off balance.
It can run without any hoses but you still have to have a way of running the AC air in or the humid air out. I learned this for sure when I stayed in a really bad hotel in Atlanta back in the day fresh out of college and they had a window unit that didn’t run out of the room it was blowing AC in but also the hot humid air in as well. It basically negates the cool air coming out completely. Learned my lesson of not picking the cheapest hotel I could find, go a few steps up.
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Hell yeah
Never knew anything like this existed. Surprised by how quick it cooled down the tent.
Yeah I need to try to test it with a big RV and just see how fast that goes.
I think EcoFlow made a big mistake by not giving the attached battery any for functionality other than running the EcoFlow wave. The battery costs between $800 and $900. The battery cannot charge anything else but the Wave. If the Wave breaks, the battery is totally useless. The Wave will probably only be used for 3 months during the Summer. That means the $800 to $900 battery won’t be used either. Why didn’t EcoFlow give the battery the capability to charge a phone, tablet, or computer? I would not buy it now and wait for EcoFlow to give the battery more functionality.
Yeah since it uses the same plug as the one that attaches from battery to battery there has to be an adapter for that. If not I’m sure someone will make a third party one. But yeah I think it’s sort of the same as the river pro where the extra battery is just for that unit.
Totally agree, what an oversight. I’d say it’s best to pair this with one of their solar generator systems and forget the add on battery.
I just bought one. Should arrive in a couple weeks. Can’t wait to try it out.
Nice! That’s awesome. I’m sitting out here in the blazing heat considering bringing it to my hammock right now. Been a hot few days, glad to have it camping.
now thats a luxury! a ryobi battery powered fan with a 4ah battery on low keeps my cool enough! but hey if you have the space to carry that around and its hot enough then definitely pick one up.
I saw they were running a Father’s Day deal for like $99 you get two batteries and you can get a fan with it. Too bad they didn’t have the misting ones. Idk that I would want the misting one in my tent though.
In case anyone is wondering, its between 50 and 100 amps depending on your setting.
Thanks for the review, This wave would be a good thing to have to cool down a good sized tent and with 4000BTUs, it won't certainly have anu problems cooling it down.
Yeah the tent was so damn fast it was wild. I would love to get my hands on a big RV and see how long it takes. I don’t have any friends with bug RVs though.
Thanks for showing me the pre production model. I would definitely have a need for a powerful and portable air conditioner for my off grid cabin.
Yeah this would be great for an off grid cabin. I’d love to test this out in a cabin and see how long it took to do a small few rooms. My RTT is nothing compared to that.
Those results are because the weather outside was in the 60s but if you are in the desert or higher temps that thing will burn before it cools off a tent
Tag me when you make your video about it. I’ve used it in high heat. Tents are small it’s easy to cool off that space.
Finally someone tests this on a roof top tent! Thanks! Totally getting it’
I love it! I’m about to take it with me to Ouray in a few weeks for a few day trip all offroad.
Seriously! No one has reviewed on a room top tent! I’m making a support to place at level.. kinda like a window unit for the RTT. 😂😂😂
Game changer right there!!
I camped last night and this morning it was so hot even at higher elevation. So glad I have the AC now.
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Yeah I used to not understand it but once I started getting stickers and patches I was hooked.
Thanks for the review. Can't believe how small it is for a power ac unit.
Yeah I was comparing it to this old AC unit we had before we got central and this one was a little smaller.
Nice 2:16 😎 will have to look into this especially when its a warmer camp day. Keep up the content dude watched every episode to date so far!
Yeah big time. I’ve got everything set up for winter but I keep forgetting how hot summer camping is. Need to really build out my summer camping kit.
@@OXFOOT doesn’t get too cold for winter camping around Las Vegas but I’m working my way to warmer stuff since I travel camp now to get out of the heat. Definitely gonna look into portable A/C now
@@purplehornet656 Yeah I was surprised how well it worked. Depending on gas prices I may be going on a desert trip soon and I will for sure be bringing this with me.
This seems way cooler (hehe) than the one we found that requires you to load it with ice periodically.
Yeah cooler ACs I’ve seen before but it almost seems harder to keep ice frozen outdoors. I guess you could run it off the fridge and periodically use it.
Hard to create from scratch though.
The power cables aren’t the same, the “upgraded” cable is one with a GFI to protect you if it gets wet. As it isn’t waterproof, if you left it outside running and it rained or you placed it in a puddle you won’t get electrocuted. The charging for the ecoflow itself probably assumes you’ll charge it indoors or in your camper.
Yeah it’s not for charging in the elements its in case there is too much moisture in the air and the unit actually has some condensation forming that comes out if the unit.
Been looking for a solution on jobsites. Icybreeze cooler seems to be the most practical but this seems to be the best true portable AC. Could always hook up a regular portable in a window as well, pretty pricey
Tell me about it. All the portably ones are expensive. Is it a construction site? You might be able to get away with a wall unit one but it won’t be very portable. Possible the eco flow or some other one could be a write off?
@@OXFOOT construction or home clean outs/etc it’s been so hot lately in homes with no air. Looking to spend less than a grand
Can’t wait to see your patch
It's been a while coming. Took 2 designers to finally get it right over a few months. Hope it looks in person how it does in photos.
I really think the Wave is not a hype. Look at the Delta Pro, it is a pretty solid and well built power station. Everybody wants one. I think Ecoflow has another hit on their stable.
Yeah they’ve been really making waves in the industry. They’ve been gunning for the top spot in the solar generator area and now they are trying to change the AC game. No more misting fans lol
Great video! I am going to look into one of these for my build!
Awesome! Yeah they are really great!
This thing does it all
Very underwhelmed with my unit. I received mine a few days ago and after 2 days of testing, it's going back. $1200 is too much to pay for something that won't cool my Kenworth T680. Ran it at 60 degrees for over an hour and it never got below 66 degrees. Outside temp was in the mid 70s in the afternoon. Sun was setting. Disappointed
Finally a real user review!!! I never believed the hype on these and most people are on the fence because you can’t believe what the YT influencers (paid promoters) tell you. Thanks for your honest review!
@@trailmonstah1892 yeah. It's basically a spot cooler. If you want to direct the airflow right into your body but forget about cooling a small space. My Kenworth truck is probably 10x10 and it wouldn't get it below 74 which is nuts. $1200 spot cooler....no thanks. I'm a huge fan of ecoflow products but this one is a dud.
That’s weird, I was able to cook an entire RV with it in about an hour.
@@OXFOOT I'm going to assume you meant "cool" an rv.... Based on my weekend trials with this unit, unless Ecoflow sent you a stronger unit, there's no way you cooled off entire rv with this unit. I ran it for hours in the cab of my 18 wheeler and it wouldn't get it under 72 if I remember correctly. Parked in north Indiana after sunset, outside temp was in the 70s and this thing was struggling.
That is a big hunk of gear, and I'm assuming a big hunk of cash for comfort. It also greatly increases your power needs.
Oh yeah it’s not cheap but per BTU it’s the cheapest on the market. You might be able to just get a cooler and a fan and get about 1/5 th the coolness of this though.
Man, it cools extremely fast.
Yeah I want to test it in a large RV now
Really like Ecoflow products!
Yeah I’ve been super happy with everything I’ve gotten from them so far!
Dang this is slick
Yeah I really like it! Got a decent trip I’m going to need it on coming up.
Great video as always. Look forward to your next one and seeing who wins the giveaway.
I’ll have it announced next Sunday, thanks so much!
Nice review! Disappointed that the Delta Mini can't be used to power it.
Yeah it would run through that pretty quickly. That’s the 720watt hour one right?
They won't ship to a p.o. box address.
Damn I’m sorry about that. I’m about to get a PO Box myself so it’s good to know. Sorry they won’t deliver to you. Would be smart with all of the van lifers out there.
Great review!
Thanks!
I like patches.
Awesome. Well you’re entered. I’ll have the results up next Sunday.
I am running this in the van. Can I vent the exhaust and run a vent for the intake? Can I just recycle the internal air? It would seem more efficient to cool the cooling air. I don't want to cut two giant holes in my new van.
I don’t see an issue but it may or may not be adding moisture to the air. I always get AC and swamp coolers mixed up. When you use “Max AC” in your car I think it does do that though. Hard to say but I would say you’d probably be fine since the noisy air comes out of the “exhaust”. I don’t want to tell you wrong but I don’t see why not.
Just purchased a Ecoflow AC(didn't get it yet) for Ford Transit van. Not sure if I will be getting another Lithium battery to help power or get an Ecoflow powerstation. Bother around the same cost, but will have to check out some videos to see how it runs off solar set up compared to and Ecopower unit.
Have you gotten it yet? Any update?
@@OXFOOT I got it and returned it. Ecoflow told me that compressor will only work with other Ecoflow power banks. I tried it off my inverter and it would not blow cold and shut off after 15 minutes of fan only running. It even shut off when I had it in the house testing it. Then wouldn't kick on for a couple days. Also had trouble with APP/Bluetooth. Started seeing more bad reviews with water collecting issues. And also that 4000BTU is still not enough. I think I'm gonna go with another solar panel and another battery and hide a window unit in the van some where.
Can I use this in the back of a u.p.s. truck ?
If you can find a way to run the hose out without it dragging or sticking out weirdly. I’ve heard it’s gets like 120 degrees back there. Hopefully UPS will fix that one day, that’s wild.
They are to cheap to fix it lol ... my truck was 139 degrees in the back ...I'm going to have to try it thanks man
Ecoflow makes new products but lacks backwards compatibility with current generation River Pro/Max systems. Lost a customer just because of this….makes you pony up and upgrade to Delta series - screw off Ecoflow!
Damn that really sucks. Sorry you had that experience. There is a decent aftermarket for used eco flow stuff if you have to sell it. I totally understand.
How do you charge the battery?
What i really meant was can the battery be charged on its own. Can I leave the wave in the vehicle and take the battery inside stand alone and charge it?
Yeah it’s just like a powerbank. So charging it on its own should be fine. It’s easier and more compact to charge it all together but you can just unplug the base and charge it while you’re running it off another power bank.
Looks like two different hoses on the intake/out hose, what are the sizes?
Have you tried running it on eco mode at 65, 70, and 75 degrees to see how long it will run with the battery back?
It’s a tough call because I always camo at high elevation because of where I live. I get the entire night out of it but it would be a good idea to test it out at lower elevation and heat and see how long it goes.
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Rtx 30 series?
How much ram?
RGB is on the actual release this is pre release.
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Can I use this in the back seat of my car in the summer time so I don’t have to run my car ac at all times when parked ?
It’s possible but I think the car is more efficient in terms of output. I could be wrong though because I know almost nothing about car AC and power draw from that. It would work though but setting it up and running the lines out the window might be a hassle where as the car AC is just there. It depends on how long you’re sitting. Maybe a 30 minutes to a few hours it would be worth it. But if you’re only there for maybe 15 minutes waiting maybe it would be more work than it’s worth? That would also be a personal assessment to make though.
@@OXFOOT thanks so much and yeah I meant for like car camping overnight type stuff 🤙🏾or even my lunch breaks in the summer when I don’t want to waste gas
Are you able to charge battery while in use?
I just reached out to my contact over there about this but I’m like 90% sure that you can.
How do you get a battery add on that is 1k watts
They have a bundle they sell that comes with the 1k watt powerbank add on.
can you power it through the car battery?
Possibly if the engine was on but it would drain your car battery quick if it was off.
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Great review. Might decide to pick one up, will use your code if it’s still valid. Would you be able to use the unit to slightly warm/heat up a small space using this unit? Using exhaust heat perhaps? Hoping it be versatile from summer to winter. What’s the highest temp can you set the unit? Thanks in advance
I don't see why you couldn't but I think there are probably more efficient ways of heating up a small space. A small space heater would probably be better.
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I didn’t know I needed it till I got one. Game changer
@@OXFOOT yeah dude it’s hittin 95 here in Tallahassee Florida. It’s too hot.
@@850OVERLAND I grew up driving down there when I was living in NC. Y'all do have some brutal summers but you guys have the ocean.
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This is pretty much the only way I would go camping in the summer. Would love to check one of these out! 😀
Yeah, gas prices willing I have a few desert trips planned and usually I would just wait for fall for those but I'm glad I finally get to do them in summer.
@@OXFOOT I went about a week ago and sweated the whole time, haha. My friends always ask “Why do you go camping so much in the winter” and my answer is quiet, no bugs, and not sweating. 😀
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@Oxfoot, very much appreciated your overview, very nice, just plug in to solar panels if no portable generator, perfect for ground tents 👍🤙👊
Yeah I really like it. I’m planning a little trip coming up that would be brutal if I didn’t have this with me.
This is promising for living in my camper in Junction next year… thanks buddy!
Yeah for sure. That a positive or negative thing, moving out there? Sounds cool.
@@OXFOOT I loved living in the camper, but it was too primitive for full time living with my dirty job… but things like this can fix that.
Been looking for this. Finally came to life. I love summer camping but the heat has put me off a few times and opted for an Airbnb. With this, there's no more excuses!
Yeah it’s been a game changer for me for sure!
Thank you, job well done.
Thanks! I have the wave 2 review coming out very soon.
In the past I would take a small window unit ac and use that while at camp grounds that had power. Having a medical condition I can't take the heat for extended periods of time. For me it is the only way I can sleep is in a cool place. Congrats on the review and show this!
Are you able to run that off of a power bank or do you basically have to stick to electricity connected campgrounds?
@@OXFOOT " while at camp grounds that had power". There is no way I could camp in a tent here in during July and August without AC. Our relative humidity runs 60% and up. The humidity gets even higher at night.
What got me interested in this Wave is the ability of my Delta Pro to power it and recharge it thru solar panels.
The delta pro is very much goals for me. I would love something like that where I can run the AC for 12 hours but really just something I could basically power my whole house if I needed to.
Great unit just noisy
Yeah most ACs I’ve had have been a bit noisy. If you know of a quiet one I’d love to give it a try for sure.
My whole reason for watching this was to find out how long it will run using the battery that comes with it? And how long would it take to recharge the battery? Recharce on solar or electric outlet?
You can recharge it on solar or wall. If you’re recharging it on solar there are too many factors to say. Like 1 what size solar are you using, is there any cloud cover, what time of day are you charging it? I have both a 110watt and a 400 watt, obviously the 400 watt at full power would charge it in about 2 hours or more but it’s likely it would take a little long with fluctuating sun cover. Something like a 200 watt at full power would charge in about 5 hrs.
Charging from the wall you’d get about a 2 hr charge time. With your car it’s about 5 hrs while it’s running.
There are a ton of factors that change the run time as well. If you have it fluctuating the compressor to maintain a certain temp it really depends on how hot it is. The battery can last as little as 3 hrs if it’s a huge space that needs the compressor on all the time or as long as 7 hrs if it’s a small tent and it holds the temp well. So you could in theory use it all day and charge it while you use it and have it last a decent amount if the night as well if not the whole night.
@@OXFOOT Thank you so much for this valuable information. :)
@@OXFOOT Thanks.
Could I run this off a standard generator?
Yeah it can run off if anything that has a plug and is at least powerful enough to run it. What size generator?
@@OXFOOT 5550 briggs and stratton. How long is the cord is the next question?
Wow I don’t know my Delta pro died code 121 while the Wave was in the mail and now the wave died after four days of usage error code 67 good luck finding it.prelaunch unit with battery 🪫95 degrees Florida off grid Soooo
Oh damn! Do you have Instagram? Try reaching out to them there. Also their customer service should be able to set you up. I’ve never run into either of those errors. I’ll also reach out to my contact over there but they work in marketing so idk if they’ll be able to help much.
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Yeah it’s not the cheapest thing ever lol
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I’m curious, what is the maximum length of the cord between the power bank and the unit? Very informative video-thank you. I’m looking to get one, but would love the opportunity to win one🍀 Also, I reported those foreign comments-they had links to porn in them.
The power bank that is the base is like maybe 2 inches at most. The other chord I have is I believe 3ft. That’s the one that connects to other ecoflow powerbanks.
How long will it run on its own battery pack? Not sure if I missed it, but I did catch the part at the end where you said how long it’ll work on their eco pro. I can’t find any info on run times with its own battery pack, I can only find info on external battery packs.
With the battery that attaches to it with it trying to keep temp it can run as short as 3 hrs with extreme heat (very unlikely imo) or as high as 8 hours needing a recharge the next day. With solar it could be recharged easily in a day again, with the delta pro it can go as 12 hours in full blast but I have no data on the longest run time.
Prob a stoooopid question but in order to run this in a bedroom, will I have to vent the hot air out a window? If so, during summer months when it's 100F outside at night, opening the window will let in a lot of hot air back into the bedroom. What would you suggest before I consider using your discount code and buying this?
Also, great audio quality. Is that the DJI mic?
Oh man sorry I just saw this. Yeah you would need to vent it out. What I’m thinking of doing is taking a piece of foam that fits in the bottom of the window when it closes and then cutting the vent holes in the foam and doing it like that. I did it before when I had one of those ground unit ones you have to drain. It’s not hard to do just takes some good measuring.
Yeah it’s the Ride video mic pro. Very similar to the DJI in terms of performance.
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A cargo van ,not extended , isn't a huge space.
Would love to have one of these but can't justify the price. I'll wait for the Section 8/Amazon version for $229 lol
Yeah it is probably the most expensive item I have for camping other than my ikamper.
Colorado?! Howdy from Fort Collins
Pretty jealous of this thing. We're getting 100° days everyday where I live.
We haven’t quite gotten there where I live but back where I grew up im sure they’ve had a few of those. Used to just camp in spring fall and winter back in NC.
Great video, this would be awesome for summer camping with the family.
Oh yeah. Especially with kids.
Really great review. And this thing looks amazing.
I’ve been really happy with it. Can’t wait to use it in the desert this summer.
2 thousand dollars in Australia.No battery 😅
Yeah it’s not cheap. None of the ACs are, maybe they’ll come down in the future.
Nice unit, how do you keep it inside with out moving around while you drive?
Is there a way to have it secure?
Does it work without the exhaust/intake hoses connected?
Thanks for the great review.
It’s balanced in a way that it secures it self really well. Typically what I do with my powerbanks and anything like this is store it between sleeping pads, sleeping bags/blankets or my duffle bag with clothes just in case I need to stop really hard or the trail is really off balance.
It can run without any hoses but you still have to have a way of running the AC air in or the humid air out. I learned this for sure when I stayed in a really bad hotel in Atlanta back in the day fresh out of college and they had a window unit that didn’t run out of the room it was blowing AC in but also the hot humid air in as well. It basically negates the cool air coming out completely. Learned my lesson of not picking the cheapest hotel I could find, go a few steps up.
Run the exhaust out
Here for the algorithm.
Thanks so much! always appreciated!