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Another option may be to get a larger alternator and two deep cycle
batteries.
Then get one of those beefy converters and you can get 2000 watts (or
more)
from a converter / transformer. You might not be able to run
2000watts of power continuously
but it'll charge the batteries when you run the boat. If you dont
drive much you
can get a solar charger that you put on the windshield or somewhere
elsewhere
that'll charge the batteries when your not using the boat.



On Apr 10, 10:03 am, "longshot" wrote:
i am contemplating getting a little portable 1000w generator for "camping"
out on the water for running a fan / coffee maker. any suggestions on what
to buy or not to buy?

Thanks
Rob



 
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