MrWizard wrote:
Just put the kill a watt, between the generator and the converter
While using the MW
Then again for battery charging,
Charging directly, and also thru house wiring which might shift the pf slightly
You can get watts , VA, PF for all situations
That's the plan, but if the gen's red light starts flashing right away, I can't get any Kill-A-Watt reading. It just blinks on and off in time with the red light flashing.
I could run the charger from the house shore power as long as it does not pop a breaker in the house and get the two Kill-A-Watt sets of numbers for supply and battery charging that way.
