Posted by George Marsh on August 24, 2014 at 05:32:04 from (192.182.63.240):
In Reply to: Re: Electric's Been Off posted by buickanddeere on August 23, 2014 at 19:45:43:
I have two 3500-4000w champion RV gennies. One is electric start. Well worth the extra $165 for the electric start.
For what I use them for, electric chain saw, power well, refrig, and coffee pot, they work great after I designed the energy management circuit that turns everything off when pump kicks on.
I never plan to run a centeral AC. Way too many lock rotor amps to start one of thoses.
If I were hard up, I may think of using a 5000 BTU window AC, install a hard start kit, turn AC to coldest setting so it would stay on and never try to restart. Then I wouldn't try to power up anything else with genny.
I'm a believer you shouldn't push anything to full power if you want it to last.
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