1 Year Update - EcoFlow Delta MAX Power Station & 400W Folding Solar Panel

In this video, I&back with a long-term update on the EcoFlow Delta MAX portable lithium power station and its 400W optional folding solar panel. I&had the system for nearly a year and used it for many months of boondocking. I&go through how it has performed and my likes and dislikes. Product links: 400W EcoFlow Folding Solar Panel Likes: I like that it folds small enough to be carried in the truck&backseat. Lightweight for 400 watts at 35.5 lbs 42 lbs including case. 40-volt output so that you can use a small gauge wiring and longer runs. Waterproof panel design. Crucial in the Pacific Northwest, but it does rain in the desert once in a while too. For a folding panel, it is surprisingly durable. Though the plastic front material could be easily scratched or gouged by a sharp object Dislikes: The wattage output is lower than the rigid glass panels I&used by about 25-50 watts. Winter sun at low elevations = 200-250 watts. Spring sun at higher elevations = 300-350 watts. The case kickstand is a crappy solution. The outer panels flop around, and the tilt angle is fixed. Easily can flop over in string wind gust (However, since the complete panel weighs about 35 lbs, it works well when leaning against objects. It can also be tethered for high winds using the built-in grommets.) The plastic case zipper is flimsy and soon broke. EcoFlow Delta MAX Power Station Likes: EcoFlow has an excellent smartphone app. The killer feature for me: charging input wattage control of 200W to...