Have a Subaru 4100 watt and runs all my tanks, and more. Have had it for many years and still runs like a champ.
Back up Generators in case of powerless
- Thread starter RayFanatic2014
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I've no idea, though they have an inverter generator for half the cost of a honda.
http://www.harborfreight.com/http-w...69-html.html?utm_referrer=direct/not provided
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You get what you pay for with a Honda, world class engineering and build quality.
with it's limited use even a Chinese knockoff will probably last a lifetime and serve its purpose.
Pumps are basically glorified electro-magnets. I've ran some fairly sensitive electronics off of DC inverters in the past.
Is it the hertz that make the difference?
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with it's limited use even a Chinese knockoff will probably last a lifetime and serve its purpose.
Pumps are basically glorified electro-magnets. I've ran some fairly sensitive electronics off of DC inverters in the past.
Is it the hertz that make the difference?
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Might find some interesting ideas here:
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/f...578-Prepping-for-and-Surviving-power-outtages
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/f...578-Prepping-for-and-Surviving-power-outtages
It's the shape of the sine wave. With out a quality inverter making a pure sine wave my pumps did some rattling but could never spin. Square sine waves have a lot of issues, especially with electronics and compresors which they can damage.
I found the 2nd post a good read.
http://electronics.stackexchange.co...-pure-sine-wave-power-supplies-marketing-spin
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