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This is great ?. Thanks. So same numbers. ... if a little bigger say 150 kWh. ... I’m considering 75% avail accounting for return trip ( 112k). At max load...(1.8x your numbers above) less than 18 hours. At 1.0 kWh avg you will get 112hrs? 4.66 days ? ? wonder what Starlink draw is?

So conceivably how many days can a Cybertruck power a cabin? Assuming I have 165kWh avail, can I anticipate 5 days ⚡️?

I do like the idea of a floating solar dock but why additional expense for solar as I’m considering Cybertruck battery use... thanks.

. Our cabin is the middle one. We have propane for hot water and fridge and cooking. So facing North and solar is not an option. I was considering but with Cybertruck with a storage battery providing power for occasional departures may just be the answer.

The cabin roof lines and architecture have made “Cybercabin” my go to moniker particularly if I can pull off this electrical bi directional project. Meant to be .

Also site not ideal for solar. Mature trees northern aspect.

Draw from lake then gravity fed. Micro filtered. I power up a water pump to cistern above cabin. Thanks

Would you have suggestions on input parameters using calculator? If say running 500 feet underground. Any electrician out there? Thanks!

Yes.. we have propane for water and cooking and fridge. Will keep that going. Will add exhaust fan for kitchen, compost toilet dryer, lights, in out LED, Starlink for sure... adding maybe laundry dryer? Relatively under average electric draw. Thanks

Thanks so much. Will provide findings and gets me started but way out of my league. ⚡️?

Thanks. That helps.

Thanks! Maybe just maybe standby loses are gone with solar tonneau cover config?

My dilemma is to whether spend the money to tie in to grid (solar is not conducive due to aspect and mature trees unfortunately) which would cost in neighborhood of $30k. Need to convince myself Cybertruck can be a viable solution. Limitations to length of underground conduit ? Thanks

Thanks. Dual motor ; hoping for battery min 220kWH. considering 75% of capacity avail accounting for return trip using 25%. ; so would I have like 165kWh avail? So avg home quick math. Super rough but say 8,000 kWh per year /52 weeks = 153 kwh/week ? As I unplug truck would have a power...

Scenario I have a cabin I would love to power via Cybertruck. Assumption I will require 25% charge for return trip home I envision having 75% charge avail to power cabins needs... how many projected watt hours would be avail? Maybe a weeks worth?? Who’s good at math? Thanks ?