What portable power station and solar panels are you running ?

I need my coffee so thick I need a knife to cut it! Navy Coffee... nothing like it - AND NONE OF THAT CANDY SHIT IN THERE EITHER!! Just black and strong. When I was active duty and deployed, I rarely got more than a couple hours sleep - sometimes days without... I survived on that stuff.

 

Well since we’re on coffee now. You two should try black rifle triple black. I personally love their black beards delight but it has the fruity shit in it so may be off the radar.

 

I HAVE tried the Triple Black - it's pretty good!

And I agree, I don't like fruity or sweet coffee and I don't like fruity or sweet beer. Coffee and Beer should taste like Coffee and Beer. I would die of thirst first.

 

Well tasting like beer is a pretty broad stroke. Tasting like bud light and other domestics is one version of tasting like beer. Or I nice dark stout is a vastly different and better beer taste.

oh, and then there is the dark beer that uses coffee.

 

agree, but I would accept watered down Bud Light over any beer that’s flavored with anything other than the traditional ingredients (barley, malt, wheat, hops, etc). I just like beer to be beer, trying to make it into something else does do it for me.

 

I do not use solar panels, but I'm planning to try how is it just because I'm curious to know how to use it. As a power station I use this now, and lickily I had no issuies with it. Saw that many of you prefer Jackery's stations and I heard a lot of it, so the next generator will be Jackery's one

 

Bluetti on order.

 

Which one?

 

Just did a 6 day beach trip at cape lookout NC running the jackery 1500. And jackery 240. The 240 recharged our claymore fans and phones 4 times before the battery was depleted. The 1500 ran our fridge, awning lights, wife’s hair dryer, 2 go pro batteries and headlamps for 3 days until it was down to 40% which we hooked up two 100w renogy folding panels. The renogy panels brought it back up to 85% in one day and on the 5th day continued to charge until 100%. On the 6th day we did not have any solar plugged in. But the jackery was charged via the 400w inverter in the back seat of the jeep and when we arrived home was still at 100%