slightly off topic, but does the magnum offer 'generator support' like the old
sw's did? this would be critical when operating off a small genny like that.
todd
On Wednesday, April 4, 2012 4:29pm, "Larry Crutcher, Starlight Solar Power
Systems" said:
The Honda works great since the Ma
Right. The 3000 and the EU2000i are the one's most commonly used by RV'ers, by
the tens of thousands.
Larry Crutcher
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On Apr 4, 2012, at 4:34 PM, rober
Hi Larry,
This fellow is looking at the 3000 watt inverter generator. That is
the one Dan says he has had problems with.
Thanks,
Bob
On 4/4/12, Larry Crutcher, Starlight Solar Power Systems
wrote:
> The Honda works great since the Magnum gives you control over the charge
> current in 10% steps.
The Honda works great since the Magnum gives you control over the charge
current in 10% steps. Just go to Charge Rate in the Setup Menu and turn it
down. Then start the generator and once connected (chg light on solid) adjust
the charge current up. If the generator starts to labor, just back it
On the subject of the Honda 3000 inverter generators. Has anyone had
any issues running them as chargers with the Magnum 4024 inverters?
Just wondering, i have a customer looking at the 3000 honda or the
sized Yamaha.inverter unit.
Any thoughts,
Bob Ellison
On 4/4/12, Dan Fink wrote:
> Or the H
Or the Honda eu1000 if you want something smaller than the 2000. The
eu-i hondas start giving me inverter/charger waveform/freq troubles
at 3000i and up, but never an issue with the 1k or 2k. Quiet, too. My
2000i lives indoors, and goes on every job or service call. She's a
sweetheart. Keep her wa
I would add a Honda eu2000is unless you want an auto start unit.
If so, an Onan RV microlite (we reclaimed one from an old RV and mounted it to
our job trailer tongue)
Thank you,
Maverick
Maverick Brown
BSEET, NABCEP Certified Solar PV Installer ®
President & CEO
Maverick Solar Enterprises,
I have an off-grid demo consisting of 5 SX3170's, a Blue Sky CC, 6 kWh of 24
V batteries and a Xantrex ProSine 1000 inverter.
I would like to add a ~750 W - ~1000 W genny that can be interfaced with the
ProSine.
Any ideas?
Peter T. Parrish,
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