Can't Use The Microwave, Toaster, Coffeemaker, Arc Welder?

Hi Gordon,

I did the "double conversion" thing for 4 years before I got the Magnum. I could not power much as the converter was only a PD 40 amp unit. Once the batteries were flat I had to lower my loads.

My inverter was 2500 watts and MSW which is why I jumped to the Magnum. If I had had a PSW the power supply would have been of great interest to me, particularly if they could be run in tandem.

LOL at the bong in one of the inverter pictures on fleabay

that powermax is interesting, could make my own hybrid inverter system without having to swap my Magnum for a Magnum Hybrid.

Hey now, I have a 1500 watt "Power Jack" PSW inverter that I probably bought from the same seller a couple years ago and it works quite well. I remember the hot babe modeling it was a great selling point. Actually, the inverter does fault out when battery voltage is above 14.8 V, and also of I try running it when it's much below freezing temp, but other than that it was a bargain for PSW.

I would like to see the motorcycle battery that can support an 8kw inverter.

If the case is strong enough maybe an axle and tongue could be mounted to it.

Yer supposed to concentrate on the Far East BABES Pianotuna. Mesmerized you tap the "Buy" button.

Chess Puffs and Rice (sounds like)...
That thing would be easy to supply the DC to if you had the bank out of a WWII Fleet type.

Matt

Hi Mex,

The inverter sellers take the cake for misleading the public. The inverter can not be used with a 120 volt fluorescent fixture. On mine the initial voltage was 176. By the end of a week of use it could barely power my laptop.