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travelnutz
Apr 23, 2017Explorer II
Your point is well understood and was explained very well. However not all by far of the RV'ers can afford to pay 3-5 times as much for something like you and I can to do the same task as something a small fraction of the cost will do too. Given a choice back 30 years ago of a competitive priced MSW or a PSW inverter, mine would have been the PSW too.
My problem is that of all the inverters I have purchased over all those years, only one has failed and it was because water was spilled on it while in use and all the others just keep on working fine. You may notice that I didn't say that the only inverter to buy or have is a MSW? It's simply a buyer's choice!
Like I'd said, thanks for your post. The fact that PSW inverters haven't come down to reasonable prices/levels is why MSW inverters are still the most popular by far as either will do the job but one empties your wallet real fast. More than one way to skin a cat!
My problem is that of all the inverters I have purchased over all those years, only one has failed and it was because water was spilled on it while in use and all the others just keep on working fine. You may notice that I didn't say that the only inverter to buy or have is a MSW? It's simply a buyer's choice!
Like I'd said, thanks for your post. The fact that PSW inverters haven't come down to reasonable prices/levels is why MSW inverters are still the most popular by far as either will do the job but one empties your wallet real fast. More than one way to skin a cat!
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