Magnum Hybrid Inverters
Looks like the hybrid Magnum inverters are available!!! http://www.magnumenergy.com/Products/MSH-Mseries.htm http://www.magnumenergy.com/Products/MSH-REseries.htm http://www.emarineinc.com/pr...
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Hi mlts22,
I already avoid using an autoformer the "poor mans way" by having a dedicated shore power cord for the converter, while running the rest of the RV off the inverter. That's why I'm after the siren song of 3600 watts of psw inverter.
It is interesting to hear you call a 3000 watt genny marginal. I did go with the iSEB version of the Yamaha. It does start my 13500 with the eco switch on. I did use the genny for 25 hours at a cost of $59.00 on my most recent trip. If I had the psw inverter I could cut that cost fairly dramatically.
I already avoid using an autoformer the "poor mans way" by having a dedicated shore power cord for the converter, while running the rest of the RV off the inverter. That's why I'm after the siren song of 3600 watts of psw inverter.
It is interesting to hear you call a 3000 watt genny marginal. I did go with the iSEB version of the Yamaha. It does start my 13500 with the eco switch on. I did use the genny for 25 hours at a cost of $59.00 on my most recent trip. If I had the psw inverter I could cut that cost fairly dramatically.
mlts22 wrote:
That would completely get rid of the need for an autoformer, and a low-voltage EMS. If I had the cash, that definitely would earn a place in my rig, even if it functioned as a quick and dirty UPS, or if I'm using a marginal generator like a 3000 watt generator, it would absorb the locked rotor amperage without overloading the generator.
