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Leisure battery or portable power station?

Notabongo
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I’m considering it!

 

I was wanting to add some solar and realised it’s a waste with a rubbish leisure battery. And then though if I get a portable I can connect the solar to that instead as it has a built in mppt 

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    I’m thinking about buying

    ALLPOWERS 2400W Portable Power Station Solar Generator Backup Power Supply Camp

    it’s on offer atm on ebay for £1790k. 
    Rather than leisure battery.

    It can be charged by wall plug, solar panels and plugged into car. 
    I also thought if we get black outs I have an emergency back up.

    I won’t be buying until the new year though. 

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