What do you think of this ad?

[Gregconstruct]

I have been lobbying for 5 years for the term "Econology" so slowly dear friend !!

Lobbying? Definitely ???

Well then...

Here, I have an idea !!!!

And if we created the Ecological Academy (or Econologique, it is according to ???

[Christophe]

It was HUMOR Greg! (though...)

[Gregconstruct]

Me too is humor !!!

If I had been upset, I would have explained myself by MP

[victor42]

Hello,
I visited the website, that's not what you're saying at all. Elephant says its capacity is 7,5AH, I see 18AH enough to work with his laptop for over 2 hours, watch his 55cm TV for 3 hours. It is true that it takes 3 days to recharge if and only if the battery is completely discharged. On the site, they indicate that there is an adapter to recharge the suitcase on 220V from the house when the weather is cloudy. For me it is a good product. There is also 12V, USB. In addition it is a portable suitcase to go on weekends to fishing or in the mountains etc ... Not to supply your heating 7/7. Whoever wants to have solar energy 24/24, all he has to do is put solar panels on his roof and there ... the bill is super salty !! I think it's INTOX.

[renaud67]

it's your little friends the people of the club who sell it or it's out of pure altruism that you take their defense (perhaps rightly)

[victor42]

Renaud67, go yourself on the site you will see that what is written above by the others has nothing to do. I went there like everyone else on this site and found that it was not true what others were saying. I have nothing to do with this box.
On the net you must not say what is not true, that's all! In this case, everyone has the right to say anything.

[elephant]

Apparently, the product has evolved since December because at that time the illustration showed a 7 A / h battery, a format that I know particularly well.
With 18 A / h it's actually better.
But I would not qualify this gadget as an eco-friendly product, on the other hand I recognize that it can be practical when you go on "expedition". We could even improve it by adding a converter.
I had tinkered with this kind of machine for a friend to power the motor of his telescope in the countryside: an old alarm control unit whose logic gave up the soul, a 7 A / h battery, a Cannon XLR socket, a wire and a plug. and a handle.
Charging via USB seems rather doubtful to me, normally, it's 5 V 500 mA, right? A little weak for the vacuum cleaner