RV power solution
I take care of my disabled sister and needed a vehicle with a wheelchair lift or ramp. The only one I found that I could afford was a used short school bus, which I converted to an RV, with a microwave, refrigerator, and wired with ac outlets. I did not know about power stations then, so I built a rack on the back for a generator. This worked great for a while until my generator was stolen. My insurance refused to cover the generator, saying it was not a permanent part of the bus. I bought another generator, but was afraid to mount it, for fear of it being stolen again. Then I discovered power stations. My first power station was the Bluetti AC60 and it had no problem at all running my refrigerator. Keeping the unit charged, I ran my refrigerator constantly for over 3 months and did not have to be concerned with theft as the unit was kept inside the bus, out of sight. Now I have an Elite 100 v2 and Elite 300 and these have no problem running everything on my bus, including the A/C, an induction cooker, and coffee pot. I bought an alternator charger to keep the units charged while driving and can plug it into my house when I am at home. I am extremely satisfied with Bluetti power stations.