Converters and generators
I have a WFCO Ultra III (WF-8955) converter that requires 950W of input. I'm surprised it takes that much power to run, but maybe I'm missing something. Apparantly a 1000W generator won't provide en...
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Thanks for all the replies. I've been gone a while. I always enjoy smkettner's input. He seems to know a lot. Many of you do. To answer one question, I haven't dry camped enough to know how long it takes to charge the batteries, and I just recently purchased a battery meter, so we'll see. Smkettner is right, I prefer the 1000w, if I can get away with it. Seems the converter he recommends, in addition to a 100 W panel might do the trick. But I see some other solid recommendations as well.
I know, I'll get the converter, the panel and a 1000w generator and try it. I can keep the 2000w just in case. Heck, it's only money...............Ha!.
By chance do you know how many watts are required to run this converter? http://www.bestconverter.com/DLS-30-30-Amp-Power-Converter-wIQ4_p_335.html
I know, I'll get the converter, the panel and a 1000w generator and try it. I can keep the 2000w just in case. Heck, it's only money...............Ha!.
By chance do you know how many watts are required to run this converter? http://www.bestconverter.com/DLS-30-30-Amp-Power-Converter-wIQ4_p_335.html
