Continuous sine wave inverter for LCD tv
Hi all. Any issues with running an LCD tv with a continuous modified sine wave inverter? What would the results be?
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SoundGuy wrote:gbopp wrote:
You may want to check your link.
Why? ... that link works just fine and although this Staples ad does say "continuous modified sine wave power inverter" I too have no idea what that means. :h
Frankly, if the OP is going to invest in a 750 watt inverter I'd suggest he do it right (well OK, at least "better") by investing in this 1000 watt Sine Wave Inverter (4 pics), periodically on sale at Canadian Tire for $199 + tax. Unfortunately he missed the most recent sale but no doubt it'll come up again and it's by far the best deal on a sine wave inverter of pretty well any size here in Canada. I wired mine "whole house" so I can power anything in the trailer regardless of where it's located, and it works just fine within it's 1000 watt rating of course. :B
All I get when I click on it is a screen to enter info..
Maybe it's my computer or I just don't understand how to click the link.
I wondered why no one else commented. :S
