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Good plan. The store was almost bare of meat. Hoarding, I guess. Saw a woman in her 80s not masked.

Spot on. There are too many unknowns at this point, so it's best to be ultra-cautious. I'm 72 so I know I am. I just came from a Wal-mart where masks are "required", but I saw maybe 60% compliance. Like crossing the street on a Don't Walk in front of hordes of people, I don't know what goes through some folks' minds.

If peeps want to run a lot of high-draw stuff I often recommend 24v or higher to the inverter. Keeps the amperage down to a reasonable, manageable level.

I think I know what you meant, but, no, it's not 10x 380w. The wattage doesn't change.

I'm really lost here. Where did you get this idea?

Yes, most Dometics are like that.

You can do that by looking up the model number, you don't need to contact them. Although you clearly said your refer is NOT a residential, I think there's still some confusion here.

A refer heater needs psw?

Refer heaters are 350 watts or so. Many of us run on propane without any problems. I wouldn't be running a generator going down the road.

I wasn't replying to Dutch's post.

They don't.

No, but what does that have to do with anything?

"These are not available anywhere else. "

State Farm did my F450, now doing my Sportchassis FL, no problem. I guess it depends on whom you talk to.

It's hard to imagine that's the "same thing" as I get now for $100, but I'll check it out.

Cool. They wouldn't bless running 2 in parallel but for bulk charging they work just fine together. Sure gives my Hondas a workout!

My apologies.. It's Schauer https://www.batterystuff.com/battery-chargers/48-volt/japlar-schauer-48v-15-amp-automatic-smart-golf-cart-charger-jac1548h-0891-113.html This company modified this charger to meet the specs of my 48v pack. No charge, just shipping for me.

Read my post above yours. They make them.

He was just wandering.

Glove up, mask up, boondock and stay away from crowds and I'm sure you'll be fine.

I have a couple Schauers in parallel on my Li. The company at no charge rewired them to my specs.

yep. If you want some real power, gang 3 of them together. That way you can use your MW at the same time you're running your air to cook dinner without having to turn off the a/c.

A single 2200 will run air, but it will be working very hard and likely loud.

I wish it was always like that.

Are you paying extra for it?