I have a full Zendure Superbase V6400 system, including the satellite batteries. The satellites on their own are relatively locked down, requiring the use of the larger (in size and weight) Superbase V base station to get the full gamut of AC/DC outputs. However, the satellites do have an XT90 port that can be used as an output, and the spec page claims that it will output 60V at 10A for 600W max. I was thinking of using one battery as a semi-portable unit to use in my van, trailer etc for a variety of purposes and was wondering if anyone had tried converting the battery output to AC.
I have an XT90 to ring terminal wire and I'm assuming I could wire it up to some sort of DC-AC inverter. Before I spend money and risk burning my house down I wanted to see if anybody else has tried this approach and what their experience was.
I have an XT90 to ring terminal wire and I'm assuming I could wire it up to some sort of DC-AC inverter. Before I spend money and risk burning my house down I wanted to see if anybody else has tried this approach and what their experience was.
