Planting 3,000 Trees Into a Smiley Face
48sThe unique and visually striking project of planting trees in a smiley face shape visible from space sparks curiosity and awe, making it highly shareable.
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The video documents a project to plant 3,000 trees in the shape of a smiley face visible from space, in honor of the creator's grandfather. It also showcases the Anker SOLIX S5000 portable power station, highlighting its capabilities for off-grid power needs at a remote cabin.
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[00:02]
Project Overview
The main challenge besides cows is having enough electricity to power equipment. The Anker SOLIX S5000 battery is introduced as the smallest, lightest, and longest-lasting 5 kWh portable power station, designed for 48-hour home backup.
[00:16]
Planting 3,000 Trees
The creator is planting 3,000 trees in the shape of a smiley face visible from space, in honor of his grandpa, the real Jerry the channel is named after.
[00:30]
Powering the Project
Mostly used normal 120-volt outlets. Added solar panels to Jerry's old cabin to recharge the Anker SOLIX S5000, providing electricity without noise or hassle of a gas generator.
[00:46]
Solar Input Capability
With the right panels, the Anker SOLIX S5000 can handle about 3,000 watts of solar input. They are using 2,300 watts, which is enough to handle the base loads at the cabin.
[01:13]
Charging and Fridge Power
The battery is pulling in 2,100 W from outside, at 60% charge, finishing in about an hour. With the fridge plugged in, it pulls around 130 watts, so it can run indefinitely.
[01:27]
Heater Test
Boiling water for hot chocolate pulls 1,300 watts. Plugging in a space heater at full blast, the battery handles 2,200 W input and 1,400 W output, easily powering the heater.
[01:53]
Potential and Offer
The battery could power the whole cabin with a sub panel installation. There is a $1,000+ discount with early access signup, including charging cables and extended warranty. Launch price is $2,499.
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💡 Key Takeaways
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Tree Planting Initiative
The scale of the project (3,000 trees forming a smiley face visible from space) is a unique and memorable environmental effort.
00:16
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Solar Input Capability
The specific technical capability of the battery (3,000W solar input) is a key spec for potential buyers.
00:46
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Whole Cabin Power Potential
The battery's ability to power an entire cabin (with a sub panel) demonstrates its versatility and power capacity.
01:53Full Transcript
[00:02] trees off-rid, besides the cows, of course, is having enough electricity to power all of our equipment, which is where the new Ankor Solex S5000 battery comes into play. It's the smallest, lightest, and longest lasting 5 kWh
[00:16] portable power station, and is designed for a 48hour home backup. See, I'm planting 3,000 trees in the shape of a smiley face visible from space in honor of my grandpa. He's the real Jerry that my channel is named after. We mostly
[00:30] used the normal 120 volt outlets for this project. We added some solar panels to Jerry's old cabin as well to recharge the Ankor Sollex S5000 while we're up electricity here in the middle of nowhere without the noise or hassle that
[00:46] comes with a gas generator. With the right panels, the Anker Solex S5000 can handle about 3,000 watts of solar input. So, we're not maxing it out by any means, but 2300 is definitely enough to handle the base loads here at the cabin.
[00:59] Coming in here to the cabin. The battery's back there in the corner. And I remember helping my grandpa build this ladder when I was like 7 or 8 years old. Anyway, the battery. And this is where the battery is going to live. Right now,
[01:13] we're still we're pulling in the juice from the outside at 2,100 W, which since we're already at 60%, it'll finish charging in about an hour. And with our fridge plugged in, it's kind of a tiny little guy, but it looks
[01:27] like fridge is pulling right around 130 watts. Basically can run indefinitely. Boiling water for some hot chocolate. Looks like we're pulling 1300 watts. Now, let's plug it into the space heaters to see if the battery can help
[01:41] heat the place in the winter. And with the heater cranking full blast, we still the heater cranking full blast, we still have two 2200 watts of input and 1,400 W of output powering this heater. The battery could probably very well easily
[01:53] power the whole cabin, but I would need to install a sub panel off the main another day. You can get more than $1,000 off right now with the early access signup link in the description, along with some early bird perks that
[02:06] include charging cables and extended warranty. It's a crazy good deal. The launch price is 2,499 for silent power that you can take anywhere, including the largest smiley face on planet
