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Re: Using Honda Generator to Run Charger
It is always best to have way more capacity on a generator than you are using for a single load especially if you are running things with motors that pull extra load when they start. (Like a refrigerator)
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05-12-2016, 01:38 PM
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Re: Using Honda Generator to Run Charger
Have you measured the output voltage to be sure your getting 120vac.
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