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1000 watts isn't much power.

SidecarFlip wrote:
1000 watts isn't much power.

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I use a Honda 1000w inverter generator for my truck camper when not needing to run the air conditioner. It will run everything else, including the heater fan. Much lighter and easier to haul than my larger Yamaha 2400 watt inverter generator. It will also recharge my batteries when camping cloudy and can't solar charge.

I've used it on my fishing boat to keep my trolling motor battery going for as much as 10 hours a day, for 3 days of fishing.

OK, for slow speed battery charging but not much else.

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Better have a quick trigger finger....good luck...That's called a leader. It's not unlike the ones the nutjobs will line up for starting at 2AM outside the locked doors on the Friday after Thanksgiving. You just avoid the potential for fisticuffs. Possibly they'll also have 4 or 5 of them advertised for in store sale on 11-23. Just head on over after your Thanksgiving meal on 11-22 about 4PM and pitch a tent LOL. My mother in law will already be in line in front of you.

SidecarFlip wrote:
1000 watts isn't much power.

Truth. but.. it is exactly the amount I need to keep my battery charger happy (Progressive Dynamics 9180 with wizard) it draws at the most 1,000 watts. Usually less.

I’m sure it’s awesome!
One of my field engineers bought a “Yamaha” 2k generator from Costco for his camper.
Great deal ya know.
That POS won’t run his microwave. $500 blown. Well at least Costco will take it back.

My wife loves our little 1000 watt Honda too. It powers her hot rollers, her Power Bullet for making breakfast smoothies, the blow drier on low, the rice cooker, the crock pot, even the coffee maker.

Around the house here, I use it out at the barn for charging my tractor battery, lights and a few chargers for battery powered tools. It was a lot cheaper than putting in electrical in the barn for sure. It's light weight means I actually use it compared to the other, heavier gennys I have. I use it at least twice as often as the 2.4Kw Yamaha and many times more than my large 7kw Honda.

When buying generators, you definitely get what you pay for. My nephew had 3 of the $150 1000 watt generators. Every one of them died within a month. He eventually was given a refund and he bought a Honda. Low cost is not always good.

I bought one of the Sportsman 1000W generators this summer and it is a good little generator. It has a .5 gallon tank that will run 6 hours. I've got 100 hours on it now, so if 1000w all you need go for it.