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Garage Kitchen of Science's video: Quick Look: Ryobi RYi1802B6 RYi802BT 40v Power Station

@Quick Look: Ryobi RYi1802B6 / RYi802BT 40v Power Station
Quick Look: Ryobi RYi1802B6 / RYi802BT 40v Power Station Big thanks to Ryobi and The Home Depot for sending me this sample to try. Despite it's limitations, I really like the new Ryobi 40v Power Station. It really allows me extra use out of my 40v batteries. I was able to pull a full 1600w load, and this unit did not even hesitate. I had a real power outtage while testing this unit, and got to run it for real during a snow storm. I was able to easily run my pellet stove all day, and being able to swap batteries out without losing 120v power was really nice. There is also an option to add a second Power Station to increase the capacity. There are a couple short comings with this unit. The display is just terrible. It is a really cheap LCD display, and it only has a dummy bar to display the demand on the Station. The side buttons for the lamp, display light, and pairing button are really tough to press. I usually use a key to hit that tiny button. You also cannot charge the batteries while using the inverter. If you plug in the charger, it switches to charge mode automatically. The phone app is pretty nice. It gives a much better display than the built in display, and allows you to more easily operate the side buttons. This is definitely intended for home indoor use. There is a large font recommendation on the box saying it is for indoor use. There are also warnings not to use it in direct sunlight or cold environments. It does come with a cover, which actually surprised me. The cover is the hideous Ryobi green. Please also visit my other channel Morning Wood: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVa5hEopEnP81l0n-J39vdw As with any do-it-yourself project, unfamiliarity with the tools and process can be dangerous. This video should be construed as non expert, informational advice. I, will not be held responsible for any injury or damage due to the misuse or misunderstanding of any DIY project or videos. By Watching or following anything in this video, you assume all risks associated with using the experimental information or advice given, with a full understanding that you, solely, are responsible for anything that may occur as a result of putting this information into action in any way, and regardless of your interpretation of the advice.

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