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I appreciate it man! I enjoy sharing the experiences for sure! I’m certainly good with disagreements and discussions on how effective it will be for the initial cost but I also realized one person has been posting since July of 24 apparently that this product was a scam and vapor ware so once I...

That’s not really the format for a Podcast, they are going to be hour long episodes, but I hear maybe post a more succinct short which is under a minute not the entire podcast for something like this. Appreciate the insight

Every comment helps thanks for your contribution even if you already think you know it all 😂

Hopefully I can get one at some point next year and verify the data but just because you don’t like the facts and data provided from their testing doesn’t mean there wasn’t any and you have no basis to say their data is untrue. And why wouldn’t you cheer for American manufacturing and American...

This is on the Podcast channel not my personal YouTube channel. It’s shared with 5 hosts. What little money the channel makes goes to the costs for things like the streamyard software and hosting fees and what’s left is split between 5 of us. This video will get a couple hundred views? You...

I make no money from this product at all. Zero. but you do you my friend. I hope your day gets better you seem to be upset a lot. I can’t imagine what that must be like for you.

It’s a fair call out and I try to make clear right at the start of the show that I am an affiliate and that they gave me covers to review. To be clear I don’t make anything from this one at all. I genuinely support them as a small made in America company and wanted to share their story and this...

I think what’s new and unique is the implementation and being manufactured in America not really the solar itself but in this mix of form factor, quality and efficiency. Hopefully the price can come down as they scale and I think this would more augment than replace part of a system with an RV...

It’s a podcast this is not my company or product we support them and think it’s a cool design implementation I make zero affiliate money from any sales of the solar cover or battery. I like that that are aligned with us on American manufacturing and American jobs with sustainability

Half that cost is what you’d pay for a cover anyway so it’s exaggerated to say $2k for 600w and it’s 5kwh a day and that’s day one starting price I’m sure as it scales it will come down. Seems a bit harsh to me everyone is entitled to their opinion I’m just sharing something we thought was cool...

Fair enough 👍

To be clear it’s not my company we just do the podcast and had them on. With that said if you watch, 90% is made in the US right down to the aluminum from MI, paint in TN, stamping and manufacturing in NY for the Tonneau and MO for the new Solar cover products. The flexible panels themselves...

It’s definitely not that although we do discuss it some. Martin from Martin Rebuilds who is also part of our podcast has been doing that with a gas generator and his Everdrive system

I think this is a more elegant package than others, it’s made in America which I appreciate, I can be integrated in to an existing system or battery so I like they didn’t try and do something other than industry standard and like so many things with an EV or Solar the price starts high and often...

They make everything for the cover themselves. They already make the AL3 and AL4 folding covers in NY using aluminum from MI. The solar facility is making those covers in MO using flexible panels that come from a manufacturer in India. They arent using anyone’s else covers though or they aren’t...

I haven’t see anyone package this solution this well. It’s giving 5-6 kWh of power which is a lot for a job site camp site or existing system using the standard MC4 connectors. I like what they did and it’s something you can expand to your needs. If you were camping for a week that’s 35+ kWh of...

The price is $2000 which the normal cover itself is half that and it’s works with an existing battery or system like on an RV or trailer that has the MC4 connector inputs. Anytime something is new it’s the most costly. I don’t feel we are intentionally cheesy we are genuine in what we say and...

Yeah or to not drain your battery as much at a site or add to an RV or trailer array that has the standard MC4 connector inputs. Just a cool use of the space

This is exactly what it’s for and it uses the standard MC4 connector so you can feed power to an existing battery system or add theirs. It’s a interesting use of the unused space on the cover

I loved the breakdown but I maybe should have clarified how they got the 800w result