They say 10 amps maximum, but....
But what if it Could do 480 watts at 14.7vDC? Perhaps all it needs it the required ventilation. Who will be the guinea pig? DROK Adjustable DC Power Voltage Converter AC 110V-220V to DC 0-48V Mod...
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MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
Send me your "dead" Megawatts please
LOL, only one, from CO, that I am aware of. Mine has been doing a lot of powering my 100w 20 amp sucking ham radio as of late. No issues, so far. Ran it every morning at 14.4V for an hour an half to stir the juices up in the surplus 150 ah Telecom Deka. Must have worked, I saw the Deka up to 12.92V after off the charger for 24 hours. Usually it's 12.88 to 12.89. Could be temperature related too. For my usage, that Telecom DEKA is perfect. The ham radio will suck 4 to 5 Ah per hour in the evening and night on 40m at , on average. There goes 16 to 20 amps. Perfect companion, the Mega Watt, in the travel trailer.
