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From what I gather a microwave oven operates much more efficiently (less
power, faster cooking) running on pure sine wave. I understand there are also some other types devices that either require or benefit from pure sine wave power. In view of the premium price of pure sine wave inverters, I was wondering if it's worth it or even necessary. For instance, if it used say 25% less battery capacity that would be important. Can anyone comment on this and other considerations for selecting a pure vs. modified since wave inverter for onboard use? Thanks, Len Krauss -- Eliminate "ns" for email address. |
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