• MMRS2000@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    Yeah I agree, for driving. But I think it’s to support the use case as an emergency backup tool. It’s a big market in Japan, lots of people have backup power, solar panels feeding power banks, a bottled water supply (myself included). Due to the frequency of typhoons and earthquakes, which can interrupt utility supply. It’s not meant to be a range extender, as far as I understand.