Costco GC2 spec
I decided to replace the old GC2 batteries (4 years old). Costco's GC2's are now labeled Interstate Batteries. There isn't much data on the battery, just RC = 107. A "real" Interstate battery that ...
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Thank you ... I will be adding 2 GC2s in series to my rig soon. (The 4 GC2s were from a previous righ.) Would you recommend the PD 9280C?
I like your manual method but I am prone to fall asleep with the generator running and wouldn't want to burn anything up, although I like anyone who takes on projects like this with a little engineering at heart and a little $ savings to boot.
Can you also recommend an inverter just to power my sharp microwave for up to 12 minute cycles once per day. I don't have any electronics that run on 110V other than the microwave so I have no need for any of the pure sine wave, etc. that people are recommending otherwise. What others have said (also a very subjective area) is I will need minimally a 2000 Watt (assuming any of them actually provide what's on the label LOL).
I like your manual method but I am prone to fall asleep with the generator running and wouldn't want to burn anything up, although I like anyone who takes on projects like this with a little engineering at heart and a little $ savings to boot.
Can you also recommend an inverter just to power my sharp microwave for up to 12 minute cycles once per day. I don't have any electronics that run on 110V other than the microwave so I have no need for any of the pure sine wave, etc. that people are recommending otherwise. What others have said (also a very subjective area) is I will need minimally a 2000 Watt (assuming any of them actually provide what's on the label LOL).
