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"Jeff Morris" wrote in message ... "Wayne.B" wrote in message ... It turns out to be a lot worse. The Heart Interface inverter/chargers are not corrected for power factor. As a result they present a highly inductive load to the generator and the result is a waveform which tends to change shape under load. They are VERY tough on even large generators. My previous boat had a new 7.5 KW gen set which could barely keep up with the KVA demand from a 150 Amp Heart Interface charger. Heart recommends something like a 10 KW generator to supply the 1800 watts to the charger. Ouch! Is there a smaller charger - perhaps 50 amps - that might work well with the Honda 1000? This is a quote from the spec sheet for the Honda EU1000iC It is information on the DC output outlet built into the genset: Other standard features include an automatic internal circuit protection system, 12 VDC battery charging at 6.5 amps, battery charge cable... DC Receptacle Specifications 6.5 amps / 12 volts D.C. is available from this receptacle, D.C. charging cable is standard equipment D.C. Charge Cable Part number - 32650-892-003 http://www.honda.ca/PowerEng/Generat...r/EU1000iC.htm -- Ken Heaton & Anne Tobin Cape Breton Island, Canada kenheaton AT ess wye dee DOT eastlink DOT ca |
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