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On Fri, 12 Oct 2018 09:24:03 -0400, "Mr. Luddite"
wrote: I need to correct some readings. The current draw of 16 amps was when I was running the 1200 watt microwave on the generator. I realized it may have been a higher current reading due to shape factor of the AC waveform generated by the generator andif there was any voltage droop due to the generator being loaded close to it's max. So, I just measured the current it draws when powered by commercial power. Voltage is 121 vac. Current draw is 14 amps. So, it's using 121v * 14 amperes to produce 1200 watts of microwave power output or 1694 watts "in" to produce 1200 watts "out". Very reasonable and believable readings to me. Not sure about a Honda inverter but my Briggs did not have that ugly a wave form at pretty much full load http://gfretwell.com/Propaneproject/Waveform.jpg |
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