Power Up Your Adventures: Exploring the Flashfish 200W Battery Pack

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Could a compact power bank revolutionize your outdoor adventures? Meet the Flashfish 200 watt battery pack, a game-changer for those who find themselves off the grid, whether you're nestled in a yurt or exploring the rugged trails of undeveloped campgrounds. Today, I share my personal journey with this nifty gadget that keeps the lights on and the devices charged without the hassle of traditional power hookups. From its multiple power outputs to its optional solar charging capability, learn how this small but mighty device has become an essential part of my camping gear. 

In this episode, I break down the features and practical uses of the Flashfish 200, highlighting its lightweight design and affordable price tag. With a focus on usability, you'll hear about everything from the spring-loaded handle that makes it easy to carry to the fan that ensures it stays cool even after extended use. Discover how this power pack, available for just around $90, could be your ultimate travel companion, especially with handy accessories like a car charger and USB light. Whether you're a seasoned camper or just looking for a reliable backup power source, this episode will provide all the insights you need to make an informed decision.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hey folks, it's the Natural Medic Coming at you with
a quick product review.
It's going to be the Flashfish200 watt battery pack.
I picked this one up in earlyfall of last year.
I'm anticipating an inexpensivepower supply for camping in

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areas where there was no power,so a non-developed campground
where there wasn't electricalhookups and that kind of thing.
Let's go over the basics ofthis thing, in case you were
wondering, if you'll look hereon the unit itself, right here
you have the AC power button.
Of course you turn it on, itlights up this LED screen and

(00:50):
gives you the battery capacity.
I have not charged this since Itook it to Guadalupe Mountains
back in October.
I was staying in a yurt with nopower and was able to use this
to charge my cell phone theentire time I was there.
I was there for a couple ofdays with no power and it worked
out great.
But anyway, the power for theAC, which is the two plugs here

(01:14):
you have a regular three-prongplug and a two-prong plug that
you can do from the AC power.
If we turn that off, we canswitch over to DC power, and DC
power gives you three USB portsand two DC outputs.
So the DC output, for example.

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One of them could be somethinglike this so you can plug this
cord in here into this powerport and if you had anything
that ran off of a regular plugsuch as this, then it would.
It would charge that for you inthat method.
Or you can use these USB portsand the USB ports that you have

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there not well, you can seethose, but you have two quick
charge three, three ports and wehave one two point four amp
port and those are activated, ofcourse, by pushing that dc
button.
Turn this on the side.
Here we have.
There's a fan in here.
I've never had it turn on, butevidently if it gets hot that

(02:19):
helps cool off the battery tomake sure that it's not getting
overheated.
This is your dc.
So this is where you wouldcharge the battery pack, either
from an outlet, an AC outlet.
You can also plug it in justlike this and charge it from

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your car, and you can also havean optional solar power pack.
Flashfish does make a solarcharging device, which is not
included with this particularpackage, but you can get that as
an add-on and it will chargethe battery.
Let's turn around to the otherside.
Nothing really on the otherside, on the back, we can see

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some specifications here.
Your rated power is 200 watts,so I can provide 200 watts of
continuous power.
I believe maximum on this,which will actually trip the
breaker, is 250 watts.
For solar charging it saysright here dc 15 volts, 24 volts
, and DC input is 15 volts and2.5 amps, ac output 110 volts,

(03:30):
60 hertz.
So pretty standard there.
Your DC output is going to beUSB 5 volts, 2.4 amps, and then
you have two of the quick charge3.0 USB 9 to 12 volts with 10
amps maximum.
So that pretty much goes to thespecs.

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The handle of it has a springloaded so it makes it easy to
carry.
It only weighs like four pounds, so not too bulky, and I
believe I looked it up a whileago as of this recording, which
today is January 29th 2025.
It's on Amazon and I'll put alink in the description below

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for you for about $90.
It does have the car charger soyou can plug it into your
PowerPoint in your vehicle carcharger, you can plug it into
your power point in your vehicle.
It has this accessory so youcan plug in those type of
charging devices into one ofthese outputs here to charge.
It also has this little lightthat plugs into the USB Could be

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useful in a small area.
It seems to work pretty wellfor that.
The AC power cord.
I don't know where that is atthis moment.
It's probably in the back of mytruck somewhere.
This has been living in theback of my truck for the past
few months.
It does come with that too.
I just don't have it shown here.
But anyway, that's a quick anddirty review for this Flashfish

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200.
It's called the 200E.
I'll put a link, as I saidbelow, so you can check that out
for yourself.
I bought this with my own money, but if you do buy through my
link, it does, of course, giveme a little kickback and that
helps support the channel, and Iappreciate that.
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