The Patriot Power Generator Basic Package includes everything you’ll need to survive a major power outage, with a slew of bonuses.
Patriot Power Generator Basic Package:
- Compact, 38 lb. generator that arrives fully charged and ready to go.
- 100-watt folding solar panel with cells made by Bosch.
- 25 Foot Solar Panel Extension Cord ($50 Value)
- FREE SHIPPING and FREE shipping Insurance! ($200 Value)
- FREE REPORT ($20 Value) “Top 7 Reasons Why the Grid Will Fail”
- FREE REPORT ($20 Value) “The Blackout Response Guide”
- FREE REPORT ($20 Value) “The Generator Survival Checklist”
- FREE REPORT ($20 Value) “The 3 Hidden Dangers of the Smart Grid”
- 72-Hour Survival Food Kit ($27 Value) so you’re not hungry in a crisis! Start or add to your food stockpile
- Survival Spring Personal Water Filter ($20 Value) filters 99% of deadly waterborne bacteria and parasites!)
- Survival Multi-Tool ($10 value) that fits in your wallet!
- “Slash Your Power Bills” Playing Cards ($10 Value) for hours of family entertainment!
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Frank Onions submitted the review on:
The one thing I haven't found as I look at all the information on the generator it doesn't say if it can be used on an upright freezer. It mentions a chest freezer. I put the 6 month date on the calendar so I will remember to charge the generator as the information says. I haven't received any of the other things that is suppose to come with the cost of the generator. I think it is nice that a lot of things can be charged with the generator.
Dawn submitted the review on:
I wish they would have said how long it will last while using it, and how much power it puts out. 5 hrs, for one light bulb isn't that long. Glad I only got on, and not the two I was thinking about. But it better then nothing and is easy to take with you.
RALPH CLEMENT submitted the review on:
SHOULD HAVE 220 VOLT EVEN MY WELL PUMP IS 220
Wilbur\'s Dad submitted the review on:
What I wanted this unit to do is provide me with power by plugging it into a wall socket and getting power to a lamp and freezer, but being able to use throughout the house This after installing a shut off switch at the incoming PG&E box so no power comes in or goes out, The house would be self contained, I was told this would not work so it must lose power threw the wires, Has any one tried this, I believe the person I talked to was unsure or I did not explain what I was after, if this worked I would buy the unit and upgrade. I was trying to not have to move the unit around the house to use a light source
Kirk submitted the review on:
Haven't really had enough time with it for a thorough review, but I did try it out. Using it to run an infrared heater (also 1500 watts), it started beeping after only 15 minutes. I hooked up the solar panels to recharge - it clouded up on me, but it still charged up slowly. I'm not sure yet how much it will help in a pinch, but it will definitely be better than nothing.
Yvonne Jones submitted the review on:
At 86, I find it a bit heavy....couldn't lift it out of the shipping box. I think that can be remedied by getting someone to build a little platform of wheels. I was very confused and intimidated by the user manual discussion of amps. wattage, etc and simply waited until my son came to help me set up and charge. Once done, it seems to be very simple to operate. My only real concern is learning that an EMP will destroy it. Since that seems to be a very real possibility, it removes quite a bit of the security in my mind. Seems like a really long-term outage is just when one would need the generator the most.
Topcat submitted the review on:
I have only gone as far as taking it out of the box, reading the instructions, and plugging a lamp into it just to test it. From the instructions I take it that you can probably only use it for a couple appliances at best. I still need to test the solar panel recharging aspect.
I was hoping for something more along the line of a backup generator for the whole house since our state gets hurricanes every now and then.
PPG: From what I have read on EMP hits, you could put the unit back in the box and completely cover the outside of the box with aluminum foil to give a Faraday cage effect to protect the unit or buy EMP protection bag they offer.
Suzanne Smith submitted the review on:
I returned the generator because I use a C-pap machine and it only lasts 6 1/2 hours and I didn't want to purchase another generator.
Emmett Caldwell submitted the review on:
I have not opened the 2 boxes, still waiting on box 3.
Bob Selfridge, Sr. submitted the review on:
Buying your generator really put a hole in my budget, and it is going to take a while for me to get everything straightened out. Also, the solar panel is so heavy that I can hardly move it around. In fact it is still in its original box leaning on my closet door. I might add that I am a senior who is 81 years young!