Todays conversation with myself: Absolutely noone: "What did you do for Ukraine today?" Me: "I build 3 Düsselflows. Worth 3x350€." Absolutely noone: "What is that?" Me: "Its basically a DIY Ecoflow with some advantages: You can - build it your own with little knowledge - upgrade it - repair it under field conditions - throw it around and it still works (dont do that!) - save a lot of money" Absolutely noone: "So I can buy all components myself and just put them together?" Me: "Yes you can. All parts are from Amazon, Ebay or Deutsche Post. In case something is not working later you can just replace that part. If you are unsure: Every Car Mechanic can maintain it if needed." Absolutely noone: "What can it power? A 1000W heater?" Me: "Well, thats not the purpose of this energy station. Its there for emergencies. When you want to power neccessary things like a fridge, or a heating mattress. These devices usually need around 60 to 100W. The Duesselflow is able to energise 1000W devices. But personaly I see no sense in doing so. Keep it small I would say." Absolutely noone: "How much energy is stored in the Dusselflow?" Me: "Usually one station comes with theoretical 1.280Wh. If you connect a 100W device (like a TV) to it, you can watch 12,8h your favorite movie on Netflix.. Its 1.280Wh : 100W = x hours. Easy math." Absolutely noone: "What about charging it?" Me: "Well, THAT point goes to the Ecoflow. The Düsselflow has a 20A charger. That means if you fully empty the station you will need 4 to 5 hours to fully charge it. But: Thats not the purpose of the Duesselflow. Its build to be a plug-in-and-forget buffer. Once you have plugged in your gas heating control (!) you will forget the Dusselflow. Because during a blackout it will automatically jump in. When the power comes back the station loades again. You dont need to press buttons or plug something in. Absolutely noone: "So why dont people buy this cheaper and simpler solution?" Me: "Why do people buy a Porsche instead of a VW Golf 5?" Technical Details: 1.280Wh Energy stored in LiFePO4 1.000W Power (peak 2.000W) 20A Charger 230V AC 12 V DC USB 350€ 15kg Bcc @OlgaPatl @SpiritUkraine1 @AlpayKaya1231 @LightyDjan @Gaikaservice @meinuelzen @fellas4europe

Many people have been asking me if I’m ready for winter. Last year, I received a DusselFlow thanks to many of my friends here🫂🫶 My DusselFlow means so much to me, and it has been incredibly helpful during power outages. I use it to power my gas boiler, which heats my apartment and provides hot water. And when you have children, having hot water is especially important. Last year, when we experienced severe frosts and spent most of our time without electricity, the DusselFlow truly helped us get through it. It was a real lifesaver for our family. Thank you all so much for your kindness and support. @hottaspotta

This is the season in Norway now. Winter soon.