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Goal Zero Solar Power Generator Yeti 1000X (983 Wh, 17.20 kg)

Goal Zero Solar Power Generator Yeti 1000X

983 Wh, 17.20 kg


Question about Goal Zero Solar Power Generator Yeti 1000X

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joseph.koenig

2 years ago

Hello my yeti 1000x discharges about 6% in a week without use. Is this normal? Or is the device defective? Like old mobile phones that discharge without use....

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TitusFederer

2 years ago

Mine also discharges. I don't know by how much, but 6% per week is probably within the "normal" range.
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Anonymous

2 years ago

On the subject of discharge, I can say that mine also discharges about 3-4% per week. However, the manufacturer also writes (I don't remember where, but I definitely read it) that the "shelf life" of the product is three months, so this is probably "normal" and a certain self-discharge with LiPos anyway. The meaningless values are probably a bug. Check whether the values still "jump" even with constant (no cloud cover or shading) charging via solar. The Yeti needs about a minute until the values are calculated correctly and if the charge (which is typical with solar) changes constantly, this can lead to estimation errors.
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Orgen

2 years ago

I have 2 1000s, both hold a constant charge for weeks.
Are you sure you haven't plugged anything in (chargers draw current even when NOT in use) and turned everything off?
What I notice is that when the units are still fully charged with solar at about 95%, the display shows meaningless values. When switching to 220V, the display is immediately correct.