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??? about an inverter system
I'm trying to learn about inverters, and how to put a
system together. I want to use it pretty much just for my refrigerator (about 800W), and my TV/VCR etc. It seems like it would be cheaper to get two less powerful inverters, than one powerful one. So far getting two of the 1200W for $120 each at: http://store.worldstart.com/customer...=16468&cat=307 seems like the best deal for me. That would leave me plenty of head room--especially on the TV circuit--for including other things. Does anyone know of a better deal? How do I figure what size batteries to use? Should I keep the batteries separate for each inverter, or is it better to connect two or more batteries and go from there? If so, how to connect the batteries together, and then how to go from there to the inverters? I'm lead to believe that any inverters I can afford would produce a square wave instead of a sine wave. How to know what influence that would have on my TV's performance? The TV works great using the Generac 4000W generator I'm using now. Can I expect it to be different using the inverter? Thanks for any help! |
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