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<blockquote data-quote="Ben Lawrence" data-source="post: 216653" data-attributes="member: 391">Battery stuff seems to be to the point of being feasible for smaller stuff. I have a Yamaha eu2200 that I have gotten some pretty good use out of but have been considering one of the battery power stations. I would say the typical reason I pull it out is for wedding ceremony stuff so a silent option would be nice. I have a couple battery powered JBL speakers that have been really handy. I sometimes want to run a couple wireless and a mixer though so plug in power would be ideal. I also have a storage area without power where is would be handy to have something just to plug in a few lights and do some pre-addressing etc. In addition I have an off grid cabin I have been working on that I think it would be cool to be able to charge a few tool batteries and maybe run some led lights. It would be a game changer to be able to do all of this without the fuel burning and sound from the little genny.No big power draws. I think my #1 criteria is reliability.&nbsp; Lot of info out there was just wondering if any of you had any luck with certain models.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ben Lawrence, post: 216653, member: 391"] Battery stuff seems to be to the point of being feasible for smaller stuff. I have a Yamaha eu2200 that I have gotten some pretty good use out of but have been considering one of the battery power stations. I would say the typical reason I pull it out is for wedding ceremony stuff so a silent option would be nice. I have a couple battery powered JBL speakers that have been really handy. I sometimes want to run a couple wireless and a mixer though so plug in power would be ideal. I also have a storage area without power where is would be handy to have something just to plug in a few lights and do some pre-addressing etc. In addition I have an off grid cabin I have been working on that I think it would be cool to be able to charge a few tool batteries and maybe run some led lights. It would be a game changer to be able to do all of this without the fuel burning and sound from the little genny. No big power draws. I think my #1 criteria is reliability. Lot of info out there was just wondering if any of you had any luck with certain models. [/QUOTE]

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