Connecting to inverter

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  • john p
    Solar Fanatic
    • Oct 2010
    • 738
    #16
    Axseeker .. what they did was sell you a Mack truck and a Suzuki 1L motor to power it

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      • Naptown
        Solar Fanatic
        • Feb 2011
        • 6880
        #17
        This may be partially salvagable. Being familiar with boats he most likely has multiple batteries on board. (Most small runabouts dont have microwaves. I can't attest to the quality of the inverter but it will work to create 120 out of 12v
        The problem as I see it comes with the module and controlling the charging.
        So some more information is needed
        How many batteries are on board?
        Is there a battery isolator on the charge circuit to allow charging when the main battery switch is turned to the off position as in when you leave the boat?
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          • Philip
            Member
            • Apr 2011
            • 87
            #18
            Just noticed Sun Electronics is now a member under the user name sunelectronics. Perhaps it's time to ask them directly what they were thinking?

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