Truck Camper adding inverter
Would like to hear from people on there recent experience on adding an inverter. My goal. To power a 1350 watt microwave for 10 minutes at max power. I have two group 27 batteries and a 120 watt ...
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I’m not buying that solar/generator cost comparison, because those results are skewed by a series of bad decisions on your part and a theft. And you spent TWO THOUSAND dollars on a metal cage?
I spent $1800 on two Honda EU2000s over 15 years ago and they never cost anything but a small amount of fuel and a spark plug every few years.
On top of that I sold that pair for $1400 a while ago, and ordered a brand new pair for $1800 again.
The old ones still worked fine, I only did it to freshen up because I could.
I found that a pair of 100ah batteries and a 2000-watt Xantrex pure sine wave inverter works well for a microwave and coffeemaker.
Did you mean you want to run the micro for ten minutes continuously, or a minute, ten times?
Drive time to recharge off a truck depends on a few things. How much alternator capacity you have, and how big the cables running to your batteries are.
I spent $1800 on two Honda EU2000s over 15 years ago and they never cost anything but a small amount of fuel and a spark plug every few years.
On top of that I sold that pair for $1400 a while ago, and ordered a brand new pair for $1800 again.
The old ones still worked fine, I only did it to freshen up because I could.
I found that a pair of 100ah batteries and a 2000-watt Xantrex pure sine wave inverter works well for a microwave and coffeemaker.
Did you mean you want to run the micro for ten minutes continuously, or a minute, ten times?
Drive time to recharge off a truck depends on a few things. How much alternator capacity you have, and how big the cables running to your batteries are.
