M
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- Jan 1, 1970
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Let's say, for example, I had an old vehicle that I wanted to let sit
in the driveway and use as a backup generator (12VDC power
available). Nice that it already has a self-contained powerplant,
with a good emissions control system.
Let's say also that I wanted it to provide 1 kW of power, at 110 V.
Let's also say that I wanted to power inductive loads with it: an
electric saw, etc.
So, how would I go about building one of these puppies?
I know that the cheap square wave inverters from Wal-Mart would blow
up if I tried to run an inductive load off them.
Any suggestions? (posts to old Masters' Theses, etc?)
Michael
in the driveway and use as a backup generator (12VDC power
available). Nice that it already has a self-contained powerplant,
with a good emissions control system.
Let's say also that I wanted it to provide 1 kW of power, at 110 V.
Let's also say that I wanted to power inductive loads with it: an
electric saw, etc.
So, how would I go about building one of these puppies?
I know that the cheap square wave inverters from Wal-Mart would blow
up if I tried to run an inductive load off them.
Any suggestions? (posts to old Masters' Theses, etc?)
Michael