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fishpig65

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I made my own power station with a mpp all in one, a battle born battery, weather resistant input and output plugs, a voltage meter and a USB charger. All in a DeWalt load out box. I remote camp, but I need a CPAP. Seems to work great.
 

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Did you use the MPP 1012LV AIO - 12vDC 1000watt output?
I have the same DeWalt Case, looks like a good fit for the components - if you have the hand-truck that goes with those cases, it would be easy to move this rig around.
Been trying to figure a way to build a system that would run a skillsaw in this same box, been tough to solve that puzzle, darn saws pull too many amps to start up. LOL. The MPP2724 AIO with a 304Ah pack will start and run my worm-drive Bosch circular saw (ironically since this is a big saw, but the worm drive seems to be lower in-rush current). The 2724 flashes a 07 fault code for a second but doesn't trip, and the code literally lasts one second and then disappears after the saw speeds up. But the 2724 will not fit that case so I built my set up on a garden wagon instead, not waterproof and pretty like yours though.
 
Did you use the MPP 1012LV AIO - 12vDC 1000watt output?
I have the same DeWalt Case, looks like a good fit for the components - if you have the hand-truck that goes with those cases, it would be easy to move this rig around.
Been trying to figure a way to build a system that would run a skillsaw in this same box, been tough to solve that puzzle, darn saws pull too many amps to start up. LOL. The MPP2724 AIO with a 304Ah pack will start and run my worm-drive Bosch circular saw (ironically since this is a big saw, but the worm drive seems to be lower in-rush current). The 2724 flashes a 07 fault code for a second but doesn't trip, and the code literally lasts one second and then disappears after the saw speeds up. But the 2724 will not fit that case so I built my set up on a garden wagon instead, not waterproof and pretty like yours though.
 
It's a PIP 812LV. 800w inverter. The Mpp has a mounting frame that just happens perfectly fit the groove for the tool shelf in the DeWalt box. Battery just happened to fit as well. It ain't fancy, hardly professional but it works. I used what I have.
 

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