Inverter question

[Redfred1]

Sure can! Finally got it all wired up; and finally got a chance to try it yesterday in between our rain storms. (People South of us are catching it!) It worked perfect! I hooked that pole saw up and used about it 15 minutes and did not have any problems. The inverter showed putting out 12.7 volts; and the saw drawing 7.2 amps. Haven't tried anything else yet (chainsaw; weedeater; etc.; but it looks like it is perfect for my needs. The only problems I had was find a waterproof location for the inverter; and running the No.2 wire the shortest distance to the batteries. For a little over $100 invested; I'm am happy!

 

[bigdee]

Sure can! Finally got it all wired up; and finally got a chance to try it yesterday in between our rain storms. (People South of us are catching it!) It worked perfect! I hooked that pole saw up and used about it 15 minutes and did not have any problems. The inverter showed putting out 12.7 volts; and the saw drawing 7.2 amps. Haven't tried anything else yet (chainsaw; weedeater; etc.; but it looks like it is perfect for my needs. The only problems I had was find a waterproof location for the inverter; and running the No.2 wire the shortest distance to the batteries. For a little over $100 invested; I'm am happy!

Glad it worked out for you. Mine came in handy this weekend after a storm filled my pontoon full of leaves and debris. I was able to use the boat battery and inverter to run my leaf blower since there is no electrical power at my dock.

 

[Redfred1]

It is amazing how handy that has become. The rain missed us today; got a chance to play with it some more. Got rid of some limbs over the driveway; and first time trimming a tree out by the road. I can't imagine stretching that much extension cord.