When I used to work in the instrument shop at the local university we would get a call that the brand new piece of equipment that was received was not working correctly. They would swear it was supposed
to work this way or that. After checking out every thing we would ask for the operating manual and sit down and read it only to find out no way would it do what they said, then we had to teach them how to use it. After getting burned with a couple of these we would ask for the operating manual and read it to see if it really was supposed to do that. We had a sign made to hang in our shop
"When all else fails, read the instructions".
MrRchitty wrote:
professor95 wrote:
MrRchitty wrote:
O & S,
I believe you requested photos of the inverter on the Champ. I looked back, remembering the Professor posted photos, however, he never comes out and says that they are those of the Champ's. Looking at the photos and looking under the hood of the Champ, it appears they are from the Champ.
Go back to the posting I made on this thread dated 11/06/10. You will find photos of most everything, including the module, that are inside the 2000i. This was my initial "skinning".
You can also find the complete owner's manual online here which includes the wiring or interconnect diagram for the module on page 24 (in the manual - not the pdf page.)
I would strongly encourage anyone that really wants to know about this inverter generator to look back at my "skinning" photos and read the owner's manual for the product. Even the warnings that are all over the first few pages contain information helpful in understanding what the generator is and what it is for.
Link for skinning
Ok, my error. Should not have said "never". I remember seeing the photos and I stopped at the first set going back. I know Floyd was asking for a set.
In your archive of photos, do you have something which represents the PDCO on the synchronous and/or the Champ Inverter scoped?
