Comparing *Small* Inverter Generators
I'm tired of always lugging around my (heavy to put in the storage or the new trailer and a bit loud) existing generator, when most of the time I have 3 or 4 times the power I need. I'm looking at ...
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MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
Having a 1,000 watt generator is like having a 10-year old helper when building a house.
dclark1946 wrote:
We have been dry camping for a couple of weeks at a time for years using a single EU 1000 to recharge our battery. I carry two of them but one always sits in the TV unused as a spare. We perk coffee and do just fine without a microwave oven when dry camping. We have two EU2000s but they stay at home because they are too heavy for my back (taking it in and out of the truck for daily charging) and I don't need the higher capacity. The EU 2000s are handy however if there is a power failure at home.
Correct me if I'm wrong but having owned a 2007 KZ Spree 240BH myself I suspect your own Spree 240RBS has a WFCO 8955 converter that you use to recharge your battery with your EU2000i? :@ If so, your observations are interesting to me as that's the same converter I have in my current Freedom Express and further suggests I'd be on the right track by swapping my heavier EU2000i for a lighter weight EU1000i if it's sole use is for recharging my trailer battery, MEXICOWANDER'S "10 yr old" comment notwithstanding. ;)
