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 Re: Generator question
[Re: Marc K]
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04/18/21 12:16 AM
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gollygee
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Tracker
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The only time I ever needed my generator I had a broken rib. Pull start sucks.
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Re: Generator question
[Re: Jimbo1]
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04/18/21 12:55 AM
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Hooker
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Patriarch
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Ray Bob,
"Caution with sensitive electronics running on gen power."
Computers ?
Please explain
"Happiness is more important then spilled jelly"
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Re: Generator question
[Re: Hooker]
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04/18/21 01:14 AM
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TurkeyHunter
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THF Celebrity
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Ray Bob,
"Caution with sensitive electronics running on gen power."
Computers ?
Please explain
Electronics do better with a pure or at least modified sine wave. You're better off using an inverter duty generator with today's appliances. No doubt people did ok with a welder or contractor type 5K+ watt generator during the event. But generally it will shorten the life of electronics.
To be determined
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