In this video, I break down the Oupes Exodus 2400, a 2232Wh portable power station that just might be the ideal choice for preppers and anyone looking to boost their emergency readiness. With its impressive specs, sleek design, and budget-friendly price point, I put this unit to the test to see if it lives up to the hype—and, more importantly, the manufacturer's claims. ⚡ Key Highlights Covered: Why the 2232Wh capacity hits the sweet spot for emergency power needs LiFePO₄ (LFP) battery chemistry for long-term durability and safety Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) functionality: how it works and why it matters Real-world testing: Does the Exodus 2400 match the website's performance claims? Charging options – including AC, solar, and car charging Design features I personally liked and how they fit into a practical prepping setup Whether you’re preparing for natural disasters, grid outages, or off-grid scenarios, the Exodus 2400 might be the power station you’ve been looking for. ? Let me know your thoughts in the comments—would you trust the Oupes Exodus 2400 in an emergency? ? Product Specs Recap: Capacity: 2232Wh Battery: LiFePO₄ (LFP), 3500+ cycles AC Output: 2400W (4800W surge) UPS: Supported Recharging: AC, solar (MPPT), and car Extra 5% off discount code: *BUGOUT24* OUPES Exodus 2400 power station(official website): https://bit.ly/3Zj00j3 ​OUPES Exodus 2400 power station(Amazon): https://amzn.to/3HujOd8 TrustPilot Ratings: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/oupes.com ? Like, subscribe, and hit the bell so you don’t miss future prepping gear reviews, survival tips, and emergency preparedness guides. Visit Our Websites... The Bug Out Location: https://thebugoutlocation.net/ MySurvivalfoods: https://mysurvivalfoods.com/ SurvivalistPrepper: https://survivalistprepper.net/ Visit our Amazon Storefront for More Supply Recommendations: https://www.amazon.com/shop/survivalistprepper?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_aipsfshop_90QA9VD7YBVV95P6DFXJ NOTE: Most of the hyperlinks to products included on my channel are affiliate links, which means that I make a small percentage of the sales if you purchase an item after clicking one of the links from my channel. This comes at no cost to you. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. All the money I get goes towards funding my channel's costs, such as production equipment and new gear to test. Thank you for supporting my channel! 0:00 Size & Capacity 1:37 What's Included 3:45 Display & Ports 5:59 Charging Options 9:20 Power Output Options 11:13 Charging Modes 11:56 App Features 14:53 Testing 17:16 Pros & Cons #OUPES #portablepowerstation #solargenerator #backuppower #OUPESExodus2400 #PowerStationReview #EmergencyPreparedness #PortablePower

We've been gazing at the Moon for a long time, yet it's still mysterious. We've sent numerous orbiters and landers to our satellite, and even brought some of it back to our labs. Those rocks only presented more mysteries, in some ways. Lunar rocks are magnetic, yet the Moon doesn't have a magnetosphere. How did this happen?

Frameworks are a critical, if underappreciated, component of any space exploration mission. They can range from the overall mission architecture, capturing scientific and technical goals, to the structure of messages sent between two internal components of the system. One of the most interesting frameworks that is getting much attention in the space exploration community is the interaction of multiple robots for a single purpose, known as a multiple-robot system, or MRS. On top of that, one of the most common frameworks for robots on Earth or in space is the open-source Robot Operating System (ROS), which is commonly used to run everything from vacuum cleaners to giant mining trucks. Its most recent iteration, ROS2, even uses yet another framework, known as a middleware, to handle aspects of robot communication such as networking and packetizing data. However, there are plenty of different middlewares to choose from for ROS2, so a team of researchers from the University of Luxembourg decided to try to pick one that would be best for planetary exploration applications.

Delaware's attorney general is hiring an investment bank to advise on OpenAI's for-profit conversion.

AI dev platform Hugging Face continued its push into robotics on Thursday with the release of two new humanoid robots. The company announced a pair of open-source robots, HopeJR and Reachy Mini. HopeJR is a full-size humanoid robot that has 66 actuated degrees of freedom, or 66 independent movements, including the ability to walk and […]

Luke Combs teasing yet another unreleased song that will likely find its way onto his upcoming album. Though the country music superstar might be taking a step back from touring to spend more time with his family in 2025, he’s evidently stepping into making more music that fans will likely see in 2026. And hey, we’re almost halfway through this year anyways, so a 2026 promise is fine and dandy. It’s been a while since we’ve heard anything about new projects from Luke Combs. Last summer, the country singer dropped his beloved (by fathers) concept album titled Fathers & Sons. Combs himself admitted it wasn’t his most successful endeavor, but he’s still glad that he did it. It was actually back in March that Luke finally shared that he was working on new music, and I’m not trying to get you too excited… but he’s saying it could be the best thing he’s ever put out: “I’ve been spending the last couple of weeks working on what my next record looks like and as it begins to take shape I can honestly say I’ve never felt better about one at this stage. It’s early on but I really do think it could wind up being the best record I’ve ever made.” I’ve been spending the last couple of weeks working on what my next record looks like and as it begins to take shape I can honestly say I’ve never felt better about one at this stage. It’s early on but I really do think it could wind up being the best record I’ve ever made. — Luke Combs (@lukecombs) March 26, 2025 Since then, we’ve gotten a number of teasers from Luke Combs. The most recent one being for a song called “My Kinda Saturday Night,” which has to be one of the faster paced songs that the country star has ever recorded. If you ask me, the song that explores the idea of bring the Honky Tonk home gives off some ’90s country vibes in the best way possible. The lyrics of the song certainly make it out to be a song for the people: “Dang, I ain’t ever putting WD-40 on this front porch chain I can’t but I can almost hear that paycheck dropping in the bank I don’t know what’s gonna happen tonight But there’s a good chance it’s gonna sound like Boots on the back porch, stomping on the 2×4’s Little bit of long neck playing” @lukecombs My Kinda Saturday Night #countrymusic ♬ My Kinda Saturday Night – Luke Combs Imagine drinking a (long neck, ice cold) beer on the porch and listening to that right there. Get me to God’s country, am I right? Honestly, I’m just excited to get some new, energetic country music from Luke Combs. I already touched on his Fathers & Sons project earlier, so there’s no need to rehash it. But in my mind, Combs is at his best when he’s crafting anthemic country music bangers… and I’ve got a feeling that “My Kinda Saturday Night” could be his next big hit. Let’s just hope that the new album somehow gets put together before 2026. I don’t want to have to wait much longer to bump Combs’ “My Kinda Saturday Night” while I’m enjoying my own kind of Saturday night…The post Luke Combs Shares Snippet From Unreleased Song “My Kinda Saturday Night” & It Sounds Like A Certified Hit first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

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