PowerDrive RPPD300 300-Watt DC to AC Power Inverter with USB Port Reviews

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I have had this device for well over 2 years now! I live where it gets vary cold and it has always ran for me. I normally just have my laptop, GPS and phone charger plugged into it. It never has blown it's fuse yet. This has also has always been in the same place in my car, duck taped to my dash!

The only bad thing I can say about it is in the winter when its below 20F outside and I turn it on the fan is loud and I think the bearings need to be fixed but when it warms up it is quiet.

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Horrible product, can't reiterate enough. No durability, a normal size screw driver fell on it from about 2 ft and started making noise then burnt out. Don't waste your money on this or any other powerdrive or road pro product. also outside of this stay away from cobra products, now they make em without a fuse so it's easier for them to get burnt out so you can buy another one. Man where has quality and good workmanship gone to in America ( oh that's right most are not made in america).

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looks to me like a re-branded harbor freight inverter colored yellow instead of red.

You visit HF and decide for yourself.

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I originally bought this at a truck stop in Oregon, we were on a trip down to Florida. I must have used it for hours to charge stuff and watch movies, etc.

That was about 3 years ago, may dad keeps it in his truck and we still use it today!

There's probably better Inverters out there, but, for me at least, this has lasted a pretty long time.

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I bought it to run my laptop in the car with the power supply rated @90w. This junk could not handle that the fault light would come on immediately when the laptop gets fired meaning it's actual power output is LESS THAN 90 watts!