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Name: Duracell - PowerSource 1800 Peak Watt Gasless Generator and Portable Power Station (660 Wh Capacity) - Black
Brand: Duracell
SKU: 6424668
Price: 699.99 USD
Rating: 4.1 (38 reviews)

Duracell - PowerSource 1800 Peak Watt Gasless Generator and Portable Power Station (660 Wh Capacity) - Black

Model:: DR660PSS; |
SKU:: 6424668

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QuestionOn the back of my Duracell 660 there are female Anderson connectors. 1 white & 1 red. My Rich solar panel has Anderson connectors. 1 black & 1 red. The red plugin has a wire that is 1/2 red & 1/2 black. What goes where?
Asked 5 years ago by Anonymous.
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QuestionCan I charge my plug in car?
Asked 4 years ago by Mass.
- Answer If you have a 175 watt inverter, you can plug that into the 12V socket of your vehicle, and charge the PowerSource by plugging in the AC charging cord into the 175 watt inverter. If you want to connect the PowerSource directly to your car battery, you may do so, but this can only be done in 2 hour increments, to avoid overcharging the battery in the PowerSource.
  Answered 4 years ago by Duracell Power
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QuestionCan u hook up batteries other then lead acid battery and how many can I hook up.
Asked 4 years ago by Jeffrey.
- Answer Yes.
  Answered 4 years ago by JayceU
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QuestionWhat kind of battery in it, lithium or acid?
Asked 4 years ago by George.
- Answer Lead acid.
  Answered 4 years ago by Anonymous
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QuestionCan it be layed on its side for storage and/or tight fits?
Asked 4 years ago by Eazye.
- Answer Why don't you ask someone that owns one. Junk.
  Answered 4 years ago by powersource
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QuestionIve seen that you can use lithium battery to daisy chain for more storage and power is that corrrect?
Asked 4 years ago by Dolpl.
- Answer That is incorrect. We do not recommend using lithium batteries with the Duracell PowerSource. The technology of the PowerSource is built around the properties of lead acid batteries, and the charger can harm a lithium battery.
  Answered 4 years ago by Duracell Power
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QuestionDo I leave it plugged into wall charging all the time when not in use?
Asked 5 years ago by Camper.
- Answer You can leave it plugged in and like a refrig plugged into the powersource. If the electric goes out the powersource will automatically turn on and run the refrig
  Answered 5 years ago by Cybertech
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Duracell - PowerSource 1800 Peak Watt Gasless Generator and Portable Power Station (660 Wh Capacity) - Black

Q: QuestionOn the back of my Duracell 660 there are female Anderson connectors. 1 white & 1 red. My Rich solar panel has Anderson connectors. 1 black & 1 red. The red plugin has a wire that is 1/2 red & 1/2 black. What goes where?

Q: QuestionCan I charge my plug in car?

Q: QuestionCan u hook up batteries other then lead acid battery and how many can I hook up.

Q: QuestionWhat kind of battery in it, lithium or acid?

Q: QuestionCan it be layed on its side for storage and/or tight fits?

Q: QuestionIve seen that you can use lithium battery to daisy chain for more storage and power is that corrrect?

Q: QuestionDo I leave it plugged into wall charging all the time when not in use?

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QuestionOn the back of my Duracell 660 there are female Anderson connectors. 1 white & 1 red. My Rich solar panel has Anderson connectors. 1 black & 1 red. The red plugin has a wire that is 1/2 red & 1/2 black. What goes where?

QuestionCan I charge my plug in car?

QuestionCan u hook up batteries other then lead acid battery and how many can I hook up.

QuestionWhat kind of battery in it, lithium or acid?

QuestionCan it be layed on its side for storage and/or tight fits?

QuestionIve seen that you can use lithium battery to daisy chain for more storage and power is that corrrect?

QuestionDo I leave it plugged into wall charging all the time when not in use?