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I actually ran one (650 watts or so) for about 5 yeaqrs off an inverter.
Drew a little over 100 amps. Used to start an engine to keep the battery draw under control. Did not really have a bank big enough to sustain the current. Actually worked well. Run one at fast idle for about 15 minutes before breakfast and we got both microwaved stuff and the coffee pot. Big alternator on one engine. Jim Donohue "Jeff Morris" wrote in message ... Gammara2 wrote: for a small microwave for a boat, what wattage inverter do u need and what will it draw in terms of amps to start and run the microwave? I picked the most efficient 700 Watt microwave I could find at the time. Through the inverter it draws 84 Amps DC. A 1000 Watt inverter might handle it, but it would be close. I have a 2000 Watt Heart inverter/charger and its overkill. |