Getting ready for a 4 day camping trip and making sure everything is full before hitting the road. The TRAIL 200 will be center stage over the weekend when everyone needs to top up their phones. I’ll save my RIVERs and DELTAs for use in my tent :)

I would like to share with you how my Delta 3+ continuously receives energy from the sun. I have 3 x 100W solar panels running into the house with the Super Flat Solar Cable Connector (price went up $10 from 2 months ago). I cover the cable, and I put my battery in my bedroom closet. This is a very neat set up.

I used to use the glacier battery to power my Starlink mini when camping with the RV. It’s compact and lasts a long time.I’m now going to use the Trail 200/300 DC because of two reasons, I can see the remaining capacity and I can recharge it while it powers the Starlink mini!

Anybody have idea to breakers to install SHP2 ???

I’m in a bit of a pickle and need your expert advice. I bought a Delta Pro 3 because I live alone and thought that was all I needed. My bill was super low, around $30 to $40 a month, and I was thrilled with it. But then my grandson moved in, and guess what? My bill didn’t even budge!Here’s the kicker: my daughter is moving back home next year with two of my granddaughters, and they’re going to eat up electricity like there’s no tomorrow! So, I’m torn between buying a second Delta Pro 3 or an Ultra.If I get the Ultra, I can still use DP3 because I can use it in the added room where my daughter will live. She can use the extra energy because the room is huge, and there aren’t many plugs. It’s like a bedroom / living room, so the DP3 will still have a BIG purpose.I’m looking to get it soon so I can get the tax credit before the end of the year, so I want to make the best decision possible. What do you guys think I should do? I’m all ears!!2nd Pro 3Ultra

At the time of my first Ecoflow purchaseI had a smaller "B" unit that I found useful and was looking for the next size up (around 2k storage). after agonizing over the specs, and really wanting to like the "B" unit, I decided on the D2M (Delta 2 Max). This had everything to do with a couple of important things:1) Weight, where the D2M was about 10 pounds lighter. Since I would be carrying it out into the yard for charging, that was important to me.2) Two PV inputs for a total of 1,000w capability.My first D2M has been a workhorse, powering anything I throw at it. It's main duty is to run my kitchen, but it does more when needed (back up a pellet stove when needed). then I got a Delta Pro (DP) for backing up the big pellet stove, then I got a Delta 3 plus (D3+).And then, since 1 is none and two is one, I started getting backups to my backups, (pic 1 is D2Ms, Pic 2 is DPs, pic 3 is D3+). Note that one of those D3+ stations was a freebie that I won in an EF contest, so I am not as bad at collecting as it seems - LOL.Now, I'm just waiting for EF to come to their senses and put out a D3M, then my collection would be complete 🤣

This isn't about an EF accessory, but I really didn't see a better area of the forum to place this in.After you get more than one station of the same model, it can sometimes be confusing to understand which of them is doing what on the app. I mean, I name mine D3+ (first) or (second), in the app, but when they are both charging, which one is on the back porch versus which is charging out in the yard?last winter, I got bored and started labeling them. I used the label tape that, at that time, were in the label maker. I was not enamored of the white label with black font, on a gray (or black) station. But, I just went with it (1st picture).This summer, during a dark, rainy stretch of weather, I was going to label my power banks too, but the I had an epiphany - I have different tapes from projects years ago. I went down a rabbit hole and started relabeling my stations with a tape that looks much better (black tape with white lettering). Picture 2 shows labeling location of a D3+ (which is comparable to the D2M label location also) and picture 3 shows labeling of a DP. All of my stations got the new look.I then found I had a gold tape, which I used for the power banks (picture 4. That tape looks much better than the white with black font would. I figure one day I'll see if there is a silver tape out there that will be even more pleasing to look at.

The fourth Thursday of the month when I wake up at 4am, I login into EF, EcoCredits Monthly Madness to redeem my EcoCredits for exclusive discount and 1/2 off merch. It is so awesome when I can redeem my credits for something I want and one day, I will get that multifunctional outdoor light. There is so many other benefits as well, like The VIP membership. To get a VIP membership you will need 6000 EcoCredits in your account and you will get the VIP membership for a year, even if you use your 6000 EcoCredits you will continue as a VIP member for that full year but you will lose your VIP membership if you don’t have 6000 EcoCredits. Very important EcoCredits do expire so use them and get some good merch out of it.

Wow, another year has passed, and it’s time for college football. I’ve been in youth football, High School football, and now college football. The only regret I have about all those years is not having a River 2 Pro to keep me warm during the brutal cold games. This year, I’m prepared and I suppose I could bring an extra heating blanket for my daughter, I have plenty of batteries.

I can’t believe it’s “Bring your EcoFlow to work” day already! Where does the time go?Anyway, if you’re looking for a promotion, don’t set up a tripping hazard because your laptop won’t last through the meeting.Be the hero of the room and break out the EcoFlow Trail. Your boss will thank you, promote you, you’ll drive off into the sunset in your convertable car, and you will live happily ever after. Probably.Or maybe you just need some juice while working remotely. Either way it’s a good option. Fits in most backpacks with room to spare. Auto times out after 1 minute so you don’t need to worry about it being on and overheating in your bag.

I was finishing up some work and forgot my charger at home. The rapid came in handy with just enough juice. I love this thing!

Less than two years ago, I stumbled upon EcoFlow D2M, and surprisingly, my battery collection has been expanding ever since.

Glad to see EcoFlow starting up their own forums. You never know what can happen with Meta. Hooray!!!

The Ecoflow picnic blanket is an accessory I always keep in the trunk. Definitely came in handy at the fair

Besides being able to run the Glacier on the cig plug alone on the 300, you can also double your run time by recharging the extra battery even from the 200, basically doubling your Glacier’s run time while adding functionality and lfp from the Trail 200 and 300!

The EcoFlow River 3 Plus, combined with the EB300 and EB600 expansion batteries, has completely transformed how I approach off-grid power. Whether I’m camping, road-tripping, or preparing for power outages, this setup gives me reliable, flexible energy I can count on.The River 3 Plus on its own is powerful and compact, with fast-charging capabilities and enough ports to handle everything from phones and laptops to small appliances. But when you add the EB300 and EB600, you get a serious boost in capacity without sacrificing portability. I love how seamless the expansion is – just plug them in and you instantly triple your runtime.The build quality is solid and rugged, yet the whole setup is still easy to carry and pack. The smart display keeps you informed at a glance, and the EcoFlow app makes remote monitoring and control a breeze. It’s also whisper-quiet, which is a huge plus when you’re in nature or trying to sleep during a blackout.This system has powered my cooler, lights, fans, and even my coffee maker without breaking a sweat. I no longer worry about running out of power during long trips or extended outages.If you’re looking for a scalable, powerful, and user-friendly portable power solution, the EcoFlow River 3 Plus with EB300 and EB600 is worth every penny. Highly recommended for anyone who needs dependable energy on the go!

The EcoFlow Camp Light has quickly become one of my favorite camping essentials. From the moment I unboxed it, I was impressed by its sleek, compact design and how lightweight it is – perfect for tossing into a backpack without adding bulk.What truly sets this light apart is its versatility and brightness. It offers multiple lighting modes, including warm, cool, and ambient tones, so whether you’re cooking at the campsite, reading in your tent, or just relaxing under the stars, there’s a setting that fits the mood. The light is surprisingly powerful for its size, easily illuminating a wide area without being harsh on the eyes.Battery life is excellent. I used it for several nights in a row without needing to recharge. And when you do need to top it off, it charges quickly via USB-C – no more fumbling with batteries or proprietary cables. The magnetic base and hanging hook make it super easy to set up wherever you need it – on your car, a tent pole, or a tree branch.EcoFlow nailed it with this one. Durable, reliable, and thoughtfully designed, the Camp Light is ideal for camping, emergency prep, or even backyard evenings. Highly recommended!

I love and am proud of my collection of Ecoflow goodies!

Aka the Bazooka!

I recently paired the EcoFlow Glacier with the Delta 3 Plus, and together they’ve completely changed the way I camp, road trip, and prepare for outages.The EcoFlow Glacier is hands-down the best portable fridge/freezer I’ve used. It cools incredibly fast, holds a surprising amount of food and drinks, and the built-in ice maker is a game-changer for hot days. It runs quietly and efficiently, and the battery power option makes it perfect for off-grid adventures. It’s rugged, easy to move, and looks great doing its job.The Delta 3 Plus is the power station that ties it all together. With massive capacity, fast charging, and the ability to power everything from my fridge to my laptop and lights, it’s the perfect home backup or travel companion. I’ve gone full weekends without needing to recharge. The app makes it easy to monitor everything, and the build quality is top-tier.Together, the Glacier and Delta 3 Plus create a reliable, portable energy + cooling solution that keeps me comfortable and prepared anywhere. Highly recommend for campers, travelers, and anyone who values independence and smart design!