40 Amp draw from batteries to run Microwave?
When running my microwave on high I noticed the battery voltage dipped to 11.6 and the input side of the 2,000 Samlex inverter was only drawing 40 DC amps or so. I didnt think that 4 T105's voltage...
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Forget the 40 amps, doesn't seem right at all.
But the 11.8 on 4 6'ers sounds about right.
I used to do a micro off a 1500 watt prowatt, and the voltage held 10.8 on 2 6'ers,......never a problem w/ those 1 and 2 minute warmups. But after a few yrs, the MSW prowatt took its toll on the micro, had to replace it. Since then I learned that for myself, micros and converters don't go together,.....or, just not worth it, IMO
But the 11.8 on 4 6'ers sounds about right.
I used to do a micro off a 1500 watt prowatt, and the voltage held 10.8 on 2 6'ers,......never a problem w/ those 1 and 2 minute warmups. But after a few yrs, the MSW prowatt took its toll on the micro, had to replace it. Since then I learned that for myself, micros and converters don't go together,.....or, just not worth it, IMO
