5 ways to charge your Goal Zero Yeti and my favorite 2 options HD

As we go out camping or even for DIY project, I have used five ways to charge the Goal Zero Yeti 1000. I this video, you will see all of them: Solar using charging port (input, 8mm) at the front: 14-22V, up to 10A (120W max), Solar using the high Power Charging port (input) at the front: 14-22V, up to 30A (360W max), Fast Charger using the front input Anderson connector (High Power Charging Port), Using Yeti Link through the expansion module which is connected directly to the alternator and it has an 8mm input at the front. Using Nomad 100W and Nomad 200W together to help charge the Yeti Goal Zero faster. How to combine multiple methods of charging to help fast charge (consider the max charging requirements per each port). All accessories are outlined during the video. These charging methods allowed me to successfully use the Goal Zero Yeti to run our SnoMaster fridge, other small appliances such us coffee maker or Nespresso machine and charging our smart devices.