BLUETTI AC180 - The HOLY GRAIL of Camping Batteries?

[@tannernovinger1628]

Please make more camping content!! Your camping has a more realistic budget setup and is relaxing with the cutscenes and music. I really enjoyed you explaining all your gear, gives me a lot of ideas for camping.

[@MissionOffRoad]

Just bought it using your link. Your video is the best representation of how I would use it. Thank you.

[@maciomacio8745]

I always bring my gas generator as well as my BLUETTI AC180. (Just in case no sun) it’s all about battery management for the Days out camping! Three ways to cook is always in play…mini charcoal grill, butane one burner stove, or camp fire! Some people wanna bring a washing machine outside to camp lol 😅

[@jasonjensensr1066]

As much as i like watching those other two guys it was nice to watch someone learning the basics of a product that i am interested in buying. Good video man, thank you..

[@chabongomongo]

I love the idea of an outdoors temporary office setup. My primary office is on a computer in our basement, and I'd love to do it outside occasionally. Great video!

[@Shane-oq7op]

Hey Taylor, nice to meet you today at Blade Show. Congratulations on the channel. I’ve got several of the Ecoflow batteries similar to the Bluetti. Haven’t tried Bluetti but the Ecoflow works pretty well.

[@LandmanEDC]

Such a cool relaxing video. Also learned some stuff about you. It was great to meet you today at Blade. Take care of yourself man!

[@stedyone1090]

Bought a 2nd AC180. They're 👍

[@Thergood]

I'd just caution people on the Bluetti's. I got my EB70S specifically to run an electric kettle in camp to make coffee. Pulls about 650-700 watts. Works perfect most of the time, but on chillier mornings, I'm talking 50-60 F, it will run for a couple seconds and suddenly jump to zero percent remaining and turn off. To get it working again I have to put it on the charger for an hour or so and it suddenly "remembers" it was at 100% charge. I have yet to see anyone on youtube test one of these AC180's in the morning after being in mildly chilly conditions overnight.

[@jerryadams6799]

couldn't you install a high power inverter in the truck and then if you need to recharge that thing after nature turns the lights out just run the truck and plug the battery thing into the inverter outlet?

[@Reviews4fun1]

I prefer the form factor of Bluetti over Ecoflow, who put DC out the front and AC out the back. You’d have to keep turning it around to see the screen. Be aware some of the older Bluetti models don’t have ups. I’m going to try this unit for home backup a few essentials, add top off with solar or the propane generator

[@curtbrackenrich7883]

Doing a lot of research right now on these things, for me it kind of comes down to bluetti versus ecoflow. I don't know if you really have to commit to one ecosystem or the other, but that's my approach anyway, if I go with bluetti I'm probably going to stick with them for different sizes, same with ecoflow. The AC180 is definitely looking good as a first off-grid power center, mainly because like the cube design with a built-in handles, just packs better in a truck bed versus the ecoflow units, plus it's also large enough to do home backup for power outages, versus some of the smaller stuff that just really struggles to run even a refrigerator.

[@em4me-Dan]

Well if your truck dies at least you have a battery to start it up.

[@R2thaG]

I run a Traeger scout off my Jackery 300 runs great, only has a real draw when it’s igniting

[@silverandblackentertainment]

What’s the name of that table thing you put over the tire and wheel?

[@AquaTech225]

What truck bed camp/tent top is that?

[@chriscon8463]

Beautiful truck! I just now realized how much you resemble Silent Bob.

[@ARLGD]

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[@BiggDogg21]

This totally answers my griddle question so thank you for that. I guess having your vehicle is a back up charger for your AC180.

[@BestDamnEDC]

Yeah, you can totally do that in a pinch -- charge via 12V

[@-winter-7920]

Check out the decked cargo slide .... I love mine

[@johnRedfern]

Will cold weather effect this unit. Some have heaters built in ??

[@hamder4252]

love your vids man

[@darksideemt]

Love Bluetti and I myself need to get a bit larger battery vs the small one from them I have but don't think I need that big. Highly recommend you grab yourself one of the Claymore fans and through it your gear. Way better than that little bitty fan you have and it's rechargeable. Mine has lasted the night running on medium.

[@jasonwinter8716]

1152wh with a 12 volt battery is 96 ah. Do they use different voltage LifePo4's?

[@AquaTech225]

32

[@martykauffman]

What happened to the mini truck though?

[@jordanholmes9943]

So the fleet is now a Land Rover, an Excursion, the Sambar, and a Colorado. Or did you thin the herd a little to get the Colorado?

[@nickmerk8330]

Details on the EDC hand reel?

[@alwayschillin9524]

Where are some of the best places to camp in NC? So far I’ve only done lumber river from Charlotte.

[@gomezx6056]

I love my gadgets and technology as much as the next guy, but this video really puts into perspective how overcomplicated we’ve made probably one of the most simplest of hobbies/pastimes. We buy new gear and go out and use it, learn from each trip and how to refine the experience. There’s a fine balance, we go out to nature to disconnect but yet we take so much stuff with us because we can’t let go. I’m guilty if it myself. Less is more my friend.

[@BestDamnEDC]

My preferred way to enjoy the woods is backpacking, truthfully. But I do need power like this for work fairly often.

[@maciomacio8745]

I agree less is more -however, while out camping I actually understand there are many different ways to camp based on whose camping ie older campers!!! Many aren’t gonna chop and process wood to cook with -like me! Many aren’t or can’t bend down to lie on the ground -so they use a 22” high airbed that needs portable power. So, I’ve learned that it’s not only my current approach to camping that matters….it’s also about where you are in life!

[@gomezx6056]

@@maciomacio8745 I agree, there's definitely a varying degree in circumstances and needs that need to be met.

[@keefercaid-loos5742]

I'm having issues using the discount code at checkout. Is the sale still going on?

[@thewaterwarrior9817]

How does it compare to the jackary??

[@DaveSquibbSr]

Get your 24 Volt LFP battery for a backup and plug it right into the solar charge hole.

[@matthewdigimon]

What refrigerator was he using?

[@thecrossyououtpodcast]

What’s the steak seasoning you put on that look good

[@cupajoe7258]

Yo Taylor, get a biolite, it has very low power generation, but it does all your cooking tasks and might put a bit of charge back on your battery when you don't have solar. Also, safe way to have a fire. I wish they still had the Basecamp model

[@locustatv]

Hey Taylor, love you videos. What brand is the camp chair you were using on your trip? Looked like it would fold up pretty compact. Thanks!

[@ralphbitter3949]

did you get rid of OX?

[@OKComputer75]

Hi. Anyone knows how this compares vs Ecoflow delta 2. I haven’t seen any video about it at all.

[@kenmcdougal97]

All I need to know is how long the ac180 will power a small heater

[@AquaTech225]

Depends what ya call small

[@gerald4nomads]

I still love my Honda eu2200i and prefer to use my ecoflow to store the energy from my Honda when I go 🏕 ⛺️

[@dab0yhdizzle]

Nice video

[@oscarmejia5901]

If anyone is wondering, the code is for $20 not 20%

[@IvIidnight]

How does somebody who specializes in EDC, and loves to fish, not have an EDC truck rod and reel? They have some three piece rods these days that are pretty fantastic.

[@gregrudzinski]

What ? no back-up Coleman burner to assist griddle.

[@Livestrong00782]

Any idea of price? Around $1000.00 USD?

[@tlane819527]

I saw $1500

[@patricklydon6935]

Little under $800.00 on sale as of today.

[@armored-clown]

Not sure why you’d use the most inefficient way to cook a meal. Use propane or other gas and not electric and you’ll be able to run the fridge, fan, and charge your devices for a long time with the AC180

[@BestDamnEDC]

Obviously. That's why I said exactly that in the video. It was just to see how well it could do. You're reading way too far into it

[@Tatterdsoul]

Could ya cook a steak with fuel oven? It seems inefficient to electric cook….but what do I know? Like

[@BestDamnEDC]

I literally said that in the video

[@Tatterdsoul]

@@BestDamnEDC I know…without the relation to fuel. Which I’d like to know. Ya do great work..Bud.

[@landontreinen3062]

10:59 *Jeremy’s taint fan*

[@Kiko_Collects]

Steam deck! Great system

[@d300dfg]

Not sure its worth $1500

[@Livestrong00782]

Where did you find the price? I’ve been looking for it and find it overseas for about $1400 but closer to $1000 when converted to US dollars

[@oscarmejia5901]

It's going to be $799 launch price

[@ZxAMobile]

@@oscarmejia5901got mine rn for 650

[@MegaRyan123456]

why dont americans run proper bull bars ?

[@DitchDr101]

Jackery

[@chuckweaver357]

First dude you need a haircut I was young once long hair sucks ii understand the bushcraft thing but they do make gas power gens camping for over nite is great getaway from the hassle hope you brought a bottle of good whiskey

[@Beets82]

I’m not sure if you’re aware, but this is a video about camping and a power system. Or did ii miss the part where Tyler was asking for personal grooming advice.

[@ZxAMobile]

@@Beets82 the thing is Chuck is absolutely right. The only reason these goofy guys have long hair is because it makes them exponentially more attractive to the female they are dating or perspective females. I can understand having long hair for this circumstance, and it makes total sense, but shaving your hair completely off is an absolute miracle and one of the greatest things I have ever done in my life I used to have hair down to my nipples, and it sucked, BIG time.