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ronnilu · 03-03-2006, 08:15 PM

Any particular reason for the true sine wave? I thought I wanted one but found the fairly inexpensive 2500 watt one that was sold to us works quite well in our new 3295RK. It would not operate the microwave in our previous 2950RK, even though it is the same model, etc. of microwave, but does just fine in this one. The T.V. has some minor lines but not much more than when we are at home watching a local station that doesn't come in just exactly right. So far we have had no problem with battery chargers, etc. while running on inverter. Of course the charger and transfer switch options add some $$ to the cost as well but I figure I can stumble along for awhile with this setup.

03-03-2006, 08:15 PM	#3
ronnilu Montana Fan Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Bakersfield Posts: 214 M.O.C. #3933	Any particular reason for the true sine wave? I thought I wanted one but found the fairly inexpensive 2500 watt one that was sold to us works quite well in our new 3295RK. It would not operate the microwave in our previous 2950RK, even though it is the same model, etc. of microwave, but does just fine in this one. The T.V. has some minor lines but not much more than when we are at home watching a local station that doesn't come in just exactly right. So far we have had no problem with battery chargers, etc. while running on inverter. Of course the charger and transfer switch options add some $$ to the cost as well but I figure I can stumble along for awhile with this setup.