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Location: Fort White, Fla. | I am making my dressing room into a living quarters and would like to know what the best inverter-charger that is out there and that I should buy and a good price and size Thanks Jim |
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Location: western PA | Try RTSmith @ http://www.selecttrailer.com/. or http://www.dhmco.com/ Both are excellent to deal with Gard
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Location: Fort White, Fla. | Dixie Horse & Mule is where I got my trailer from and they are good people there, I will call Dan today about a inverter and see what they have, I didn't see any on there web site, Thanks Gard, P.S> what size do you think, I was thinking maybe a 1500 or a 1000 walt, it would be for lights,refrigerate,coffee pot,TV and stereo not at the same time |
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Location: Texas | Figure out what the max watts you will use at once and then get one that will run 20% more. You'll need a pretty good sized battery bank to run anything very big for very long. A good place to look for inverters is to look up the solar power stuff, like this one http://www.partsonsale.com Xantrex and Outback seem to get pretty good reviews from RV'ers that use them a lot but there are cheaper ones that will work also.
Personally I would make all the lights 12V, you've already got the batteries there, should be more efficient than changing to 120V too. |
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Location: Fort White, Fla. | the lights are 12 volt but you know the wife she likes the lights |
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Location: In the Woods | check this one out http://www.xantrex.com/web/id/257/p/1/pt/8/product.asp I am happy whith the HF 1800 Be worned Its only as good as youre batterys |
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