Product Review: Powertech/Autotorq Power Centre (155 Wh, 42000 mAh)

I bought the Powertech Portable Power Centre from Jaycar (both the NZ and Australian stores stock it), but you can also buy it from RV Super Centre, Marine-Deals and Dwights Outdoors in New Zealand. The identical Autotorq Portable Power Centre is much cheaper, so I later bought two of those, which means I now have three of these portable power centres. They're good for camping, but it's also a good idea to keep one in your car or garage in case of emergencies, and they are lightweight enough for day hikes in case you get lost and need a flash light or somewhere to recharge your phone. It has a built-in MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking) charger if you want to charge with solar. It does have some limitations, which I have explained in the video. The target markets for these power centres are: people camping off-grid in tents, RVs and Vanlifers who need a portable power source people hiking who need a lightweight power station to charge their phones and cameras an emergency flashlight and power source to keep in your car in case your car gets a flat battery an emergency flashlight and power source to keep in your garage or in your emergency kit if there is a power cut, earthquake or flood Timestamps: 0:00 Cost in NZ and AU 1:22 What it comes with 2:03 Charging it 2:30 Specs and how to use About me: I'm a Kiwi travelling around New Zealand in my used caravan, making informative videos about the campsites I've visited. The reviews are about DOC campsites, freedom parks, campgrounds and holiday parks. My vlog is for camping tourists (both international and New Zealanders) who are travelling in caravans, RVs, vans, buses and motorhomes, who want to see the facilities campsites have in advance of staying. I discuss what I liked and disliked about each park, so you know what to expect. I support subscribers by subscribing back to your channel, so please leave a comment saying you've subscribed so I know to subscribe back. This channel is not monetised. If the videos are helpful, please consider giving US $3 via Buy Me A Coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/caravanlifenz Thanks for watching!