Microair vs Hyper Engineering?
The Microair Easy Start is $299, the Hyper Engineering SureStart is $225 through their Ohio partner BriskHeat. SureStart is five wires, Easy Start is four. Both appear to be triac based "computeriz...
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Hi GordonThree,
If I remember correctly, Hughes does a tiny boost (such as 116 to 118). Then a further 10% boost when input voltage drops below 113. It continues to boost 10% right down to 90 volts. There is no buck.
I don't think buck is too necessary unless you are heading to Mexico.
I have tweaked my Sola Basic to cut in about 3 volts higher than the OEM 110, 100, and 90. I may be trying it with my Yamaha generator on 2019 06 21.
If I remember correctly, Hughes does a tiny boost (such as 116 to 118). Then a further 10% boost when input voltage drops below 113. It continues to boost 10% right down to 90 volts. There is no buck.
I don't think buck is too necessary unless you are heading to Mexico.
I have tweaked my Sola Basic to cut in about 3 volts higher than the OEM 110, 100, and 90. I may be trying it with my Yamaha generator on 2019 06 21.
GordonThree wrote:
Looking at the Hughes, it seems to only have one level of boost, and no buck?
