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That perfectly summarizes the most important difference between models. If the leg length is not adjustable, beware of ANY plastic parts. They're gonna break sooner or later on uneven ground. Yours looks dandy, because from what I can see in the pics, there's not a spec of plastic. Color me on a buying visit!

One more hopefully useful post. Like many power stations, the Bluetti AC180 can be recharged from a 12 V vehicle power socket via its DC/PV input port. However, most limit charge current to ~10 A to avoid overloading the socket and its fuse. The AC180’s input current limit is 8 A for DC voltages below ~30 V. Its battery energy spec is 1152 Wh, equivalent to a 12.8 V x 90 Ah battery. Assuming 90% charging efficiency, it could take up to ~13 hours to recharge the PS’s battery from a vehicle...

It seems Victron recently introduced a new 12 V (nominal) DC/DC converter / charger rated at 50 Amps: https://www.victronenergy.com/...c-dc-battery-charger 50 Amps isn’t that big of a deal. However, there are several other features that caught my attention: * Input current can be set and limited in 0.1 A increments * Output current can be set and limited in 0.1 A increments * Input- and output voltages, currents, and power can be monitored via Victron app * Low ambient temperature disconnect...