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Ecoflow delta pro 3.                      Everyone keeps sharing the EcoFlow DELTA 3 as the answer to camping power… but that’s only a 1kWh system. Great for charging phones and running a cool box, but if you’re camping for a few days, you’d be lucky to make it through a full day without needing more power. I know… because that’s exactly where I started! 😂 I had a Jackery 1000 V2 with a 100W solar panel, and it worked well, but I wanted something much bigger. So I had a brainwave… 💡 I invested in a Tickners trailer, big enough to carry all my camping gear AND a proper power setup. The idea was simple — turn up, set the tent up and have plug-and-play electricity ready to go. I went for the EcoFlow DELTA Pro 4kWh system, then added a 230V socket and an outdoor socket to the front of the trailer. Then came the solar… ☀️ 515W DMEGC All Black solar panel mounted on the roof. So while I’m camping, the trailer is constantly generating power throughout the day. For normal camping, I now know I’ve got plenty of power without worrying about running out. And just in case… I’ve kept the Jackery 1000 V2 as an emergency backup. If I ever completely drain the main system, I can quickly charge the Jackery and keep going. So far… I haven’t needed it! 😂 Next upgrade is probably going to be an Alpicool fridge/freezer, which I’ll run directly from the Anderson DC output. That should be much more efficient than running it through the AC inverter, which eats a fair bit more power. This project is definitely not finished yet! 🔋☀️🏕️ Follow along and keep up with the upgrades! #Camping#EcoFlow#SolarPower#OffGridCamping#CampingTrailer
Ecoflow delta pro 3. Everyone keeps sharing the EcoFlow DELTA 3 as the answer to camping power… but that’s only a 1kWh system. Great for charging phones and running a cool box, but if you’re camping for a few days, you’d be lucky to make it through a full day without needing more power. I know… because that’s exactly where I started! 😂 I had a Jackery 1000 V2 with a 100W solar panel, and it worked well, but I wanted something much bigger. So I had a brainwave… 💡 I invested in a Tickners trailer, big enough to carry all my camping gear AND a proper power setup. The idea was simple — turn up, set the tent up and have plug-and-play electricity ready to go. I went for the EcoFlow DELTA Pro 4kWh system, then added a 230V socket and an outdoor socket to the front of the trailer. Then came the solar… ☀️ 515W DMEGC All Black solar panel mounted on the roof. So while I’m camping, the trailer is constantly generating power throughout the day. For normal camping, I now know I’ve got plenty of power without worrying about running out. And just in case… I’ve kept the Jackery 1000 V2 as an emergency backup. If I ever completely drain the main system, I can quickly charge the Jackery and keep going. So far… I haven’t needed it! 😂 Next upgrade is probably going to be an Alpicool fridge/freezer, which I’ll run directly from the Anderson DC output. That should be much more efficient than running it through the AC inverter, which eats a fair bit more power. This project is definitely not finished yet! 🔋☀️🏕️ Follow along and keep up with the upgrades! #Camping#EcoFlow#SolarPower#OffGridCamping#CampingTrailer

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