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wnjj
Jun 02, 2018Explorer II
The 12V power on those generators is nearly useless at only a few amps. Using 120V is where you’ll get the maximum output. If your onboard charger is too large to be powered by the generator, a separate (120V to 12V) charger can work fine.
I’m not sure I follow the 12V to 120V to 12V. The generator makes much more than 12V DC internally before being converted into a 120V sine wave. I’m not sure why they bother with a 12V output. Maybe the electronics have a 12V rail so they just added a jack.
I’m not sure I follow the 12V to 120V to 12V. The generator makes much more than 12V DC internally before being converted into a 120V sine wave. I’m not sure why they bother with a 12V output. Maybe the electronics have a 12V rail so they just added a jack.
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