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electrical:inverter [2017/10/07 11:41] frater_secessus [estimating your needs] |
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Inverters take 12v DC and turn it into 110v AC. For shore power charging see [[electrical: | Inverters take 12v DC and turn it into 110v AC. For shore power charging see [[electrical: | ||
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* can cause motorized items to run warmer | * can cause motorized items to run warmer | ||
* can cause some electronics to malfunction | * can cause some electronics to malfunction | ||
- | * there is anecdotal evidence that MSW can damage some electronics. | + | * some reports of damage to electronics; |
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+ | ===== MSW and electronics ===== | ||
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+ | there is anecdotal evidence that MSW can damage some electronics. | ||
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+ | ====== sharing power ====== | ||
+ | Because higher voltage power has less losses over long wires, it may be most efficient to share power between RVs as 120v. The donor vehicle would invert to 120v, plug in an extension cord to their inverter and run it to the recipient. | ||