Videos tagged with Solar Power

Chris Randall of Honest Outlaw provides an expert review of the new Holosun Pro Max optic, highlighting its durability, solar power capabilities, and auto-brightness sensor. The optic is presented as a more robust version of the Comp model, aimed at users seeking a reliable and feature-rich sight. Randall's assessment indicates a high level of confidence in the product's performance and design.

This video from Shot Show 2026 introduces two new Holosun optics: the 507Promax and the 407Comp. The 507Promax features a solar panel and an enlarged viewport while maintaining the RMR footprint. The 407Comp offers a large window with a single 6 MOA dot reticle, available in red, green, or gold. The presentation highlights user-requested features and market demands, showcasing Holosun's product development.

This video provides an expert overview of the new Holosun 507 ProMax optic, introduced at SHOT Show 2026. The discussion highlights its 20% larger window compared to the 507 Comp, an integrated forward-facing sunshade, and a solar power backup. A key feature is the new gold reticle option, designed to assist shooters with astigmatism or color blindness. The release is anticipated for mid-2026, with an updated housing for competitive use.

This video details a 'Muling Suite' for efficient equipment transport, featuring an E-Ride Pro SS electric dirt bike, a Beez Combat Systems Big Rig pack, and a pull-behind wagon. It emphasizes practical logistics for resupply during emergencies, showcasing integrations like solar panels for power and water filtration systems. The approach prioritizes real-world utility and community resilience over purely aesthetic tactical gear.

This review of the Holosun AEMS Advanced Enclosed Micro Sight highlights its robust 7075 anodized aluminum housing, see-through lens covers for immediate use, and versatile reticle options including a 2 MOA dot and 65 MOA BDC ring. It features solar power assistance to extend the 50,000-hour battery life and offers 12 brightness settings (10 daytime, 2 night vision compatible). The optic is praised for its convenient side-mounted battery tray and good mounting height, positioning it as a strong value in the $400 range compared to higher-priced competitors.

This video focuses on the Bluetti Elite 200 V2 portable power station, highlighted with Australian context. It appears to be a review or demonstration aimed at users interested in portable power solutions for activities like camping and potentially off-grid living. The inclusion of hashtags like #australia and #ozziereviews suggests a local audience focus, while #solarpower and #camping indicate the primary applications of the product. No firearms-related content is present.

Primary Arms introduces the new CLX line for 2025, focusing on budget-friendly optics for first-time buyers. The line includes a 1X microprism, a 3X microprism, and a 23mm red dot sight, all featuring the T1/T2 footprint for broad compatibility with aftermarket mounts. These optics offer clear glass, etched reticles, and bright illumination, with the red dot also boasting solar capabilities and night vision compatibility.

This two-year review of the Holosun 509T highlights its performance and durability issues. While praised for its large tactile buttons, excellent auto-brightness adjustment, and robust titanium housing that survived rain, snow, and desert conditions, the optic developed stress fractures in the glass after two years. The reviewer notes the sensitive 'shake awake' feature drains the battery quickly, requiring frequent replacements. Despite the glass damage, the optic surprisingly maintained zero, though the cracks are visually distracting. The reviewer plans to submit it for warranty repair.

This guide details essential preparations and lessons learned from a week-long power outage, emphasizing robust power management strategies. It covers generator selection, fuel storage, solar power integration, battery management, and future upgrade considerations for enhanced off-grid resilience. The content is presented with practical insights from an experienced prepper, highlighting the importance of redundancy in power and communication systems.

This video emphasizes preparedness for unexpected events, focusing on offsite supply storage, layered security systems (including low-tech battery-powered options), and redundancy for power generation and essential resources. It highlights the importance of having backup plans for water, heat, cooking, and communication, especially when standard infrastructure fails. The discussion also touches upon personal defense, vehicle EMP protection, and essential survival items based on the rule of threes.

This video focuses on a unique setup involving tumbling brass with solar power, as indicated by the title "Tumbling brass with solar power!". The description highlights that InRange is viewer-supported through Patreon, suggesting a content creator in the firearm community. While specific firearms or calibers are not explicitly mentioned, the context of "tumbling brass" strongly implies a connection to shooting sports, reloading, or firearm maintenance. The emphasis on viewer support suggests a channel that relies on its audience for content creation and funding, common in specialized hobbyist channels.

This guide details the process of assembling MC4 connectors for creating custom solar panel extension cables. It covers stripping wire, crimping terminals, and securely attaching the connectors to ensure proper polarity and weather resistance. The video emphasizes using the correct tools and maintaining polarity for safe and efficient solar power connections.