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EcoFlow Delta Pro Portable Battery Review

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It seems like every essential item we use on a daily basis relies on power of some sort. In fact my three most used items in my life are all battery powered: my phone, my laptop, and my car. Batteries are becoming more important and when you pair batteries with a renewable energy source that is the ultimate sustainable solution we all should be striving for. I don’t have a solar roof yet so when EcoFlow asked if I wanted to review their portable power station called the Delta Pro along with their portable solar panels, I thought it would be a perfect fit since it aligns with my channel’s theme of sustainable technology. First, let’s look at how the Delta Pro can be useful in your home then I’ll show you why I think this is one of the best accessories if you own a Tesla or any electric vehicle for that matter.

The EcoFlow Delta Pro is not only packed with features as a portable battery solution with a high capacity of 3.6 kWh, but it’s incredibly well-built from the hardware to the software. It is the largest capacity in the Delta series and was actually named one of the best inventions of 2021 by Time magazine. A single Delta Pro unit has 3600 watts of AC output with a wide range of ports including four 20 amp outlets which are just like your standard home power outlet, one 30 amp outlet which is similar to an RV hookup, four USB-A ports two of which are fast charging, and two USB-C ports plus many other types. These are all useful for on-the-go charging or powering a multitude of devices. It supports up to 15 devices plugged in simultaneously to meet 99% of power needs but the output can also be expanded up to 4500 watts with the built-in X-Boost feature. A single Delta Pro is powerful enough for almost all heavy-duty devices and it’s probably obvious by its heavy weight which is probably its biggest downside. The Delta Pro weighs about 99 pounds which is not for the faint of heart. However, I’m not the strongest guy around by any means and I’m able to lift and maneuver this by myself, albeit it’s not the easiest thing to do. Luckily it comes with a helpful built-in trolley handle that allows for easier transportation on its wheels. The size and weight can probably be attributed to its battery chemistry which you may be familiar with. This uses a lithium iron phosphate (or LFP) battery which is the same chemistry that Tesla recently started using in all of their standard range vehicles. The advantages of using LFP include longer service life up to 3500 cycles at 80% capacity and 6500 cycles at 50% capacity, along with it being more stable in higher temperatures for improved safety. So this could hopefully be used for years without seeing much battery degradation. The LCD screen on the front shows all the important information about the unit including battery charge levels, estimated time remaining for current charging consumption, the input and output wattage, and more. You can also monitor and control the Delta Pro using the free EcoFlow App or optional remote control, or both at the same time since the Delta Pro is equipped with WiFi and Bluetooth. With the app, you can access your power settings, such as charging and discharging levels, AC charge speeds and it lets you start it from a distance when it’s in standby mode.

One huge reason I thought this would be a nice addition not only to my home but to my Tesla Model Y was because the Model Y doesn’t have any power outlets in the vehicle at all. It only has USB-C ports and 12v outlets. And when I saw that the Rivian R1T has four power outlets it made me a little envious. Adding the Delta Pro to the Model Y though makes up for it and adds way more ports and outlets than a Rivian has – although the downside being this is a 99 pound battery that takes up space in the back. But having this when traveling certain places is super useful for me and my wife because we film weddings, and for our most recent wedding we extended the trip into a vacation so having the Delta Pro would allow us to charge our laptops while we offload and edit the footage plus charge all our camera batteries while we were away from home. And the Delta Pro was able to handle all of it. We charged both of our MacBooks using the USB-C ports, we charged gimbal batteries and camera batteries using the USB-A ports, and we used all four power outlets to charge the rest of the batteries. This truly is a convenient and useful way to power all our devices from our car wherever we are and was essentially like making our Tesla Model Y just as good as a Rivian R1T in that regard.

But even better is the expandable design when connected with other EcoFlow units it can become an integrated home power solution and go all the way up to 25 kWh of capacity which can prove to be vital in more extreme events like blackouts that last for days. During these types of power loss events, the Delta Pro can provide reliable home backup power to keep your essential devices and appliances running. And with EcoFlow’s optional Smart Home Panel or Double Voltage Hub, two Delta Pros can even power up to 7200 watts and 240 volt devices. I put this single Delta Pro to the test in my own home by powering the most important item in my house: the refrigerator. Why? Because it contains what many people are calling liquid gold these days: breast milk. Yes – our first daughter was born earlier this year, and it turns out with the baby formula shortage, breastmilk is a valuable commodity right now. And we actually lost power during a storm not too long before our daughter was born so for this test of the Delta Pro I plugged my fridge in and it powered it with no problem at all. And since we have a 6 month old baby in the house our next essential items would be our coffee bean grinder and electric kettle because, well, caffeine. So I plugged these in the Delta Pro while the fridge was still connected and turned all of these on, and the Delta Pro’s fans kicked on which is also a really great feature because this allows it to have a consistent output of power without overheating, and the Delta Pro worked great while powering all three of these appliances. The screen showed an output of almost 1300 watts during peak usage, and when the grinder and kettle were unplugged, the Delta Pro was drawing 300 watts from my fridge and estimated that it could keep it running for about 10 hours. That is really reassuring because if we had a power outage this could save our frozen breastmilk that took months to make.

Now since this is a battery itself, it needs to be re-charged and to help maximize the convenience of this it has a 6500 watt MultiCharge feature which is the fastest on the market by opting for multiple different charging methods. And EcoFlow’s patented X-Stream feature makes it possible to charge extremely fast at a max of 1800 watts through a standard AC home outlet. When I was charging my Delta Pro at home you can see the input speed was about 1600 watts, and to fully charge from 0-100% it would only take less than 3 hours on a standard home outlet which is crazy fast. AC recharge speed is also adjustable to meet different needs. Using the X-Stream option is even faster when you charge the Delta Pro with a Smart Home Panel or on a 240V outlet, which most EV owners already have where their car is parked. Speaking of EVs, this is also the first portable power station that can be charged at level 2 public EV chargers using the X-Stream Adapter, and some of these stations are free to use which is even better. Although not the fastest, my personal favorite way to re-charge the Delta Pro is using the EcoFlow solar panel because that is always free using sunshine. This is a single-piece, foldable 400 watt portable solar panel that costs around $1,000 and is super handy for charging the Delta Pro when you’re away from electricity. It has a high solar output and efficiency rating of 23%, and the included carrying case conveniently folds out into a kick stand that is adjustable from 40-80 degrees in order to capture the most energy depending on the time of day. Compared to the Delta Pro, the solar panel is pretty lightweight at just over 35 pounds, and the built-in shoulder strap makes it easy to carry. The panel is covered with a protective film, and has an IP68 waterproof rating which makes it safe to use in different weather conditions. You can see that the solar panel was charging the delta pro at a max of 326 watts which is pretty good if you’re in a secluded location for a while and have the time to adjust the solar panel manually throughout the day to get the most energy back into the Delta Pro. When the solar panel is folded it can fit alongside the Delta Pro in my Tesla Model Y with one of the backseats folded down so this setup would be extremely convenient to have when camping or in a remote area and you need to continually charge devices for days on end. Another really cool setup that I’ve seen from other EcoFlow owners is a Delta Pro paired with a solar panel plus a Starlink satellite and router for the ultra-mobile internet hotspot that is charged by the sun.

So the Delta Pro can power many different devices and appliances but what about an actual car? Since range anxiety is still a concern with some electric vehicle owners I thought the best final test would be to see if it can charge my Tesla Model Y. It’s not crazy to envision a scenario when you’re out camping and you have the Delta Pro and solar panel with you and you need to charge an electric vehicle to make it a few more miles. After some research I found two items that are needed to charge my Tesla using the Delta Pro. The first item is this RV connector adapter that costs about $40 on Amazon and the second item is this neutral ground plug for about $15 on Amazon. All I had to do was connect the RV adapter cable into the Tesla mobile charging cable that had the NEMA 1450 plug, then connect the other end of the RV adapter into the Delta Pro’s 30 amp outlet. Then connect the neutral ground plug into any of the four outlets on the Delta Pro, then set the car’s max charge current to 32 amps and then finally plug in the charging cable and it actually successfully charges the car. The charging speed is obviously fairly slow compared to an actual NEMA 1450 outlet, but it’s not terrible by any means especially in an emergency situation. My Model Y was charging at around 4 kW and it estimated an hour and a half to charge 6% of the Model Y’s battery. The Delta Pro estimated it could charge the car for almost an hour while the car was pulling the maximum 3600 watts. So in theory if you had the delta pro and solar panel you could charge an electric vehicle with the delta pro and then charge the delta pro with the solar panel for a continuous sustainable charging loop, which is pretty awesome.

Although the Delta Pro is a pricey at around $3400 currently and it’s fairly heavy for the average person, it is solidly built with a wide variety of useful ports along with a high capacity and the ability to be connected to other units (especially the solar panels) to make it a truly usable backup battery in emergency situations. If you experience power outages or go camping often, this is definitely something to look into. It’s certainly the most powerful portable battery that I’ve ever used. The link to the Delta Pro and everything I mentioned will be in the description below so check those out. Thanks to EcoFlow for sponsoring this video, and thank you for watching. Let me know what you think of the Delta Pro and solar panel in the comments below. Give this video a like and thumbs up if you enjoyed it. Be sure to subscribe to see more sustainable tech videos in the future. I’ll talk to you in the next one.

Best Tesla Model 3/Y Accessories:

TapTes Floor Mat Bundle + Frunk Mat
These all-weather floor mats are the best budget-friendly alternative to the popular 3DMaxpider mats. They’re made with a waterproof TPE material that is odorless and non-toxic. The mats are comfortable for long drives and have raised edges to protect from dirt and spills and are lightweight, making them easy to remove for cleaning.

Spigen Screen Protector (DIY Alternative)

You definitely want to protect the most important part of the interior which is the touchscreen, and this screen protector from Spigen is a must if you want to get a perfect fail-proof fit when installing it. It has a matte anti-glare finish with fingerprint resistance.

Center Console Trays
3-piece tray set comes with a center Console Tray, an Armrest Storage Box Tray, and an Armrest Hidden Storage Box for optimal organization for all the small items you keep in your car.

Moldable Glue
My preferred position for Autopilot/FSD is to put my hand at the bottom of the steering wheel on either side but doing this for long periods of time is uncomfortable on my finger because the inside of the wheel is sharp. This moldable glue smooths out the surface to make it comfortable.

Paint Protection Film
Since electric vehicles have very small grilles compared to gas cars, it leaves the front paint more susceptible to rock chips and paint damage so for both my Model 3 and Model Y I took them into a professional auto detailing shop to get PPF installed for long lasting paint protection.

Tesla Mobile Connector
Must-have for charging your car at home or when you travel.

Cable Holder/Organizer
This cable holder/organizer is more affordable than Tesla’s version and is easy to install. Use it to wrap the excess cable around and as a place to hold the charger for a more organized home charging setup.

Cleaning Kit
Biodegradable nontoxic cleaners from TesBros include exterior car wash shampoo, exterior waterless wash, glass cleaner, and all purpose interior cleaner which is safe to use on all Tesla surfaces/fabrics to keep your Tesla looking great.

Safety Tool
Model Y rear doors do not have an easily accessible manual door open latch like the front doors so in the case of an emergency with power loss you’ll want this Resqme 2-in-1 safety & survival tool that allows you to cut a jammed seatbelt and to break a side window.

Camera Covers
All Teslas have interior cabin cameras that are used for monitoring drivers for Full Self Driving, but if you don’t have FSD and want to maximize privacy then these camera covers allow you to quickly block/unblock the camera.

Sunshade
This has two layers of light blocking fabric for maximal light & heat insulation in hot weather and is custom fit for the Model 3/Y. It stays in place with a simple velcro strap and by flipping down the sun visors.

DeskWedge (10% discount code: SLYE)
Place this inside your steering wheel opening and it gives you a small sturdy surface that will allow you to type on a laptop. It also fits nicely into the center console area for storage when not in use.

Go20 Portable Cooler ($50 discount code AndyCooler)
This electric cooler can be plugged into a 12v socket and act as a mini fridge to keep things cold without ice. It has dual temperature controls, and it fits nicely in the Model Y sub trunk area so this is great if you camp or tailgate a lot.

Self Inflating Mattress ($10 discount code: AndySIM)
This was designed to fit the shape of the Model Y & can fit in the Model Y sub trunk area or frunk. It sleeps 2 adults, self-inflates in under 3 minutes, and comes with a rechargeable air pump to add extra air when inflating or to help deflate the mattress.

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Serial 1 Review: The Best Premium E-Bike in 2021

Harley-Davidson’s Serial 1 E-Bike RUSH/CTY full video review!

For the longest time I was against the idea of getting an electric bike simply because one of the best things about riding a manual bike is the workout, and I thought an e-bike would defeat that purpose, but when Serial 1 reached out and asked if I wanted to review their brand new e-bike that is powered by Harley Davidson – yes THE Harley Davidson – I researched it and instantly felt like this e-bike has the best chance of converting me into a believer. I’ve been a Tesla owner for over 3 years now and after riding the Serial 1 e-bike around my city for the last week I can honestly say a lot of the things that made me fall in love with my Tesla also apply to this bike.

If you would’ve told me 5 years ago I would own a Harley bike I would have laughed because I hate loud gas motorcycles. But the Serial 1 e-bike is the complete opposite of that. It’s sleek, forward thinking, quiet, and energy efficient. Most of the time when you hear about big legacy automotive companies making e-bikes it’s usually just them licensing their brand, but Serial 1 is its own dedicated bicycle company that falls under Harley Davidson. And their expertise and decades of experience really shine through on these e-bikes.

As for the cost, these are not cheap by any means but they’re priced very competitively in the premium e-bike category, and you definitely get what you pay for. The Serial 1 e-bike comes in 2 different styles: the Mosh and the Rush, with the Rush being the more feature-rich model that comes in 3 variants itself. The single-speed Mosh is $3399, while the top of the line Rush Speed is $4999. The model I’ll be reviewing in this video is the Rush City Step-Over which costs $4499.

All Serial 1 eBikes are pedal-assist only, meaning the electric motor kicks in when you start pedaling. There’s no throttle to make it go without pedaling. All but one of these e-bikes are class 1 with a max assisted speed of 20 mph. The most expensive model, the Rush Speed, is the only class 3 model with a max assisted speed of 28 mph.

One of the unique perks about getting a Harley Davidson e-bike is that you can test ride them at certain qualifying dealerships if they have them in stock which is not something you can do with other popular e-bikes. Or you can just order straight from their website and the bike will arrive at your door. I’ll put my referral link in the description below if you want to order one yourself. The box comes with everything you need to put it together, and it took me and my wife about one hour to fully assemble the bike which wasn’t bad at all. Serial 1 has a helpful assembly guide on their YouTube channel which was nice to follow along to.

What stands out first and foremost is the contemporary design of the bike which features an aluminum frame designed by Harley-Davidson. The Large version of this bike weighs 59 lbs, and the main parts of the bike are glossy black and matte black but it also comes in another color variations including silver and orange. But even better yet all the wiring is integrated inside the frame which not only improves the longevity of the bike and leads to less maintenance, but it also gives it a very polished and minimalist style to it which I really love. My Tesla Model 3 has a minimalist design to the interior which has quickly become one of my favorite features of the car and it’s nice to have the same feeling with this bike.

To add to the coolness factor, when the bike is powered on it illuminates the front facing Serial 1 logo which sort of acts like a daylight running light, and it also has rear LED lights that stay illuminated when the bike is powered on then also get brighter and turn into braking lights when coming to a stop thanks to the built in accelerometer. It also has an additional bright LED headlight mounted on the stem for added safety when riding in the dark.

It has a lightweight Brose motor that’s mounted in a central location which provides a good center of gravity that really allows the bike to handle turns and curves pretty effortlessly. The motor has a brushless internal rotor and produces 90 newton-meters of torque. And you know that my Tesla has made me fall in love with the feeling of instant torque, and this is actually one of the biggest benefits of this e-bike when compared to a non-electric manual bike. It allows you to launch quickly from a standstill which comes in handy when you find yourself in a sea of cars at traffic lights.

The bike also features a super quiet and smooth carbon-fiber belt drive which is basically maintenance-free since it doesn’t require any of the frequent lubrication or adjustments that a traditional chain-drive system would. This is another advantage I’ve grown to love about driving an all-electric car which typically requires less maintenance compared to older gasoline powered vehicles. And this bike follows suit.

Another maintenance-free component is the fully enclosed Enviolo intelligent automatic transmission which is a Constantly Variable Transmission (or CVT) that automatically adjusts the gear ratio to maintain an optimal pedaling cadence even if the terrain or speed changes. This means there are no traditional gears. It will “auto-magically” keep the pedal resistance to your liking which is a really cool experience especially when going uphill and going from fast to slow or vice versa.

The Serial 1 Rush City bike has front and rear hydraulic disc brakes with four-piston calipers and heavy-duty brake rotors which are essential for these faster-moving eBikes. The wheels have alloy rims with stainless-steel spokes and come with 2.4” Schwalbe Super Moto-X tires. The front and rear fenders are a nice addition that provide protection from getting sprayed when riding in wet or dirty conditions. And this bike is not just about fast fun riding – no, it provides utility as well with the front and rear cargo racks for a convenient way to carry small loads. Another useful feature is the lockable glovebox compartment to store small items. Unfortunately the area is too small to fit my iPhone 11 Pro, but it was specially developed to hold an ABUS folding lock. And the benefit from that is that the bike, glovebox, and an optional ABUS security lock can all use the same key so you don’t have to worry about carrying multiple keys.

If you’ve seen any of my Tesla videos you know I prioritize battery and range over everything. This Rush City Step-Over model is equipped with a removable 706Wh lithium-ion battery. There are two ways to charge the battery – you can either connect the charging cable directly to the bike’s charging port while the battery is still connected or you can use the key to remove the battery and charge the battery by itself. The battery easily snaps in and out of the frame and you can press the button on the battery to see the amount of remaining charge. Make sure to give yourself enough time to charge to 100% if you need to though because it could take up to 7 hours. Charging from 0-75% takes about three and a half hours, and the remaining 25% takes about three more hours. It’s kind of like Tesla Supercharging in that sense.

As for range, it can vary greatly depending on many different factors with the main ones being the terrain, how much pedal input the rider provides, and the ride mode selection. That’s where the technology comes into play. This bike features a Brose All-round 1.5” color display with control buttons that are ergonomically placed to allow quick access to the features of the drive system, although the screen itself is a bit hard to see in bright daylight. You can turn the bike on or off with the front facing power switch, then you can use the rear buttons to turn the headlight on or off, toggle between the different displays including current trip length and time, estimated range remaining, average speed, max speed, and odometer. It also shows the battery remaining at all times on the left side of the screen which is nice. The up and down switch toggles between the four different ride modes including Eco mode for a small amount of support in flat and less demanding conditions, Tour mode for the optimal mix of support and battery economy in changing driving conditions, Sport mode for strong support from tight corners or over gentle hills, and Boost mode for tackling a steep incline, strong headwind, or other conditions that require extended assistance. So with all the variables considered the battery can provide a real world range of anywhere between 25-115 miles depending on the scenario. You can also ride the bike manually without turning the power on or if you find yourself without any battery charge remaining.

I found myself using Eco for most of my city riding because I wanted to maximize my battery range, and I also liked the feeling of getting a nice workout in which is something that surprised me. That’s a myth that I busted after riding this around for a while. I used to think e-bikes were cheating, but you still get a great workout on an e-bike. You’re not using less effort, you’re just traveling further distances for the same amount of effort compared to a manual bike. That alone makes it such a fun experience because you’re still getting exercise, but it allows you to ride faster and further so you’re seeing more sights or different areas that you normally wouldn’t see on a normal bike. And you can definitely use this as a commuter bike for traveling to and from work. In fact, traveling by bike is the most energy efficient method of transportation so if you’re able to replace your car with an e-bike like this you could ride to work and wouldn’t show up drenched in sweat because of the motor helping you especially when using the more assistive ride modes like Sport and Boost.

Needless to say, this Serial 1 e-bike checked many of the boxes that make my Tesla so useful and enjoyable to me. It has a minimalist seamless design, it feels like a premium ride with responsive handling and fast speeds, it takes advantage of the latest technology, it’s energy efficient and very low maintenance, it has great range compared to old antiquated bikes, and it’s absolutely a blast to ride. It’s so much fun but also very useful and practical especially if you live in a bike friendly city like I do. It also was able to handle some of my off road riding on dirt trails and grass which was nice. And if you don’t own an electric vehicle yet this could be a good first step to moving toward electrification and traveling in a more environmentally friendly way. It’s also still a great way to get some exercise in, and way better than any indoor workout bike because one of the best things about riding a bike is being outdoors, feeling the wind and the sun, and covering actual distance.

This a fantastic e-bike that I’m sure will make any rider happy so if you want to get it for yourself check out the link in the description below. Let me know what you think of this new Harley Davidson e-bike in the comments below. Please give this video a thumbs up if you enjoyed it and subscribe to see more reviews like this in the future. My name is Andy, thank you for watching, and I’ll talk to you in the next one.

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