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I'd like to put an inverter in our 2460 Regal. I'm not completely clueless
when it comes to electrical, but I'm not sure about all the options and installation issues. Can you point me to where I can learn what I need to know? I'm thinking I want a 2000W with 3500W surge. That should handle a small microwave or coffee pot. I notice there's a no-load drag that increases with the wattage. Here are a few of my questions: Can I fix it so that it's got an on/off switch but automatically kicks off when I go to shore power? Are there any special features associated with a marine-specific inverter? I figure GFI might be one. Are there any models you would recommend? Any web sites to find out about how to do an installation? My batteries are going on 4 years old. Should I bail on them before they start giving me problems? I've thought about maybe seeing if I can find room for one battery that's bigger than the installed one so that I'll have a little more reserve. Is this a good idea? Is it practical? Are there any other issues that I should be aware of? Thank you, Michael |
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