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In preparation for a 2 month winter drive with a woman that see's a need to wash her long red hair every three days....I am going to need to provide power for hair dryer. I am reading a 1.500 pure si...
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You don't need a pure sine wave for a hair dryer. Most things will work fine with modified sine wave. Unless you have something that requires PSW, save yourself a bunch of money and go with MSW.
