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I"ve had portable computers, Icom chargers, Dewalt drills, TV/VCR's, etc. without any problems on modified sine wave
In Response To: Thanks guys... good info there. ()
For many years. I know that there are reports of some not working... but my Dell, Dewalt, Sony, Samsung, and other devices haven't been a problem. If you HAVE A NORMAL CONSTANT RPM generator, it's going to likely be producing the same modified sine wave power.
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- Power inverters
- Craig you don't have enough amp-hours to handle AC power tool loads for long
- Heart 1,000 watt inverter/charger
- For power tools a simple one will do...
- Similar question as Craig... but I am only thinking of enough power to charge small devices.
- I plugged a Standard Horizon VHF charge brick into a modified sine inverter and the brick failed
- For small wall wart devices, a sine wave converter is the way to go...
- Thanks guys... good info there.
- I"ve had portable computers, Icom chargers, Dewalt drills, TV/VCR's, etc. without any problems on modified sine wave
- My advice is to think 12V first...
- Thanks guys... good info there.
- For small wall wart devices, a sine wave converter is the way to go...
- I had a 175 watt 'West Marine that wouldn't run my computer
- I plugged a Standard Horizon VHF charge brick into a modified sine inverter and the brick failed
- Similar question as Craig... but I am only thinking of enough power to charge small devices.
- Small generator.. The new ones are very quiet.