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SteveAE
Oct 01, 2015Explorer
You might want to try running it....for a hour or more when it is hot outside....before you get too excited. Even if you are successful doing so, answer this question. Do you really want to rely (in really hot weather and/or at a remote boondocking site) on a system that is working at (or even above) it's rated specifications?
I can easily start my 13,500 BTU AC with a single Honda EU2000i as well. However, starting is not the problem. Running it for any length of time (esp. at altitude) and/or when it is hot (like above about 70 degrees) is. I have attacked this problem from many different directions and the only reasonably conclusion (for me) is to use two generators. Your experience may be different....but I really doubt it.
I can easily start my 13,500 BTU AC with a single Honda EU2000i as well. However, starting is not the problem. Running it for any length of time (esp. at altitude) and/or when it is hot (like above about 70 degrees) is. I have attacked this problem from many different directions and the only reasonably conclusion (for me) is to use two generators. Your experience may be different....but I really doubt it.
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