Presto Wind
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Presto Wind has 4.6 star rating based on 1 customer reviews. Consumers are mostly satisfied.
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Great product
Crank-a-watt Presto Wind hand crank fraud rip off
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Perhaps I've missed something, but the power that's being drawn from the system is coming from a power inverter, connected to a battery, which is charged by either the hand crank or by a bike. Having used a power inverter, I know that sufficient power can be provided by a battery, or bank of batteries, if they are large enough and fully charged to run any appliance you want -if the batteries and inverter are of a high enough capacity, I had a 2KW inverter in my 18 wheeler and ran a fridge and 1k watt microwave a TV w/VCR and a satelitte receiver. What I do not pretend to know is how much effort it takes to charge a battery via this method.
IMO, the Presto crank-a-watt generator with 400 watt inverter is an excellent value for the price. I know: I own one. In addition, I have called Tim many times to ask questions and I have never had any issues with him whatsoever.
It is amazing the lengths some companies go to to try and hide their poor business practices. For christ sakes the guy put a generator in a toolbox and states it is the worlds first self contained power unit. That is laughable.....what a POS
I guess he thinks that if you place cranks on it some power might come out. I watched his video and must say when I saw the *** using a lawn battery to power a blender without showing any power production first a laughed at him then cried for him. :cry
i would tell Tim to go crank a *** ,)
Here is a link that shows some Tour de France rider output powers.
These are the top atheletes in the world and they are using their legs, not smaller arm muscles.
The charts show powers like 422 watts for a 10 minute climb and 342 watts for a 49 minute climb.
I suspect that normal athletes would do well to put out half of those power levels.
I would be very suspicious of a company that sells a 750 watt hand crank.
It's June 2014 as I write this and really wish I had seen this deception when it was first released so as to have had time to warn people that their math doesn't work.
What a disgrace. Any prepper attorneys out there??
Good review.