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Originally Posted by Jutscher
Hey all,
Just wondering if anyone knows much about this generator that I saw in Bunnings today - Kipor GS 770
The box claims a true sine output and max 770watt.
I figured that 770watt would be plenty for my single laptop and a few low voltage peripheral items, and at $400 bucks, it seems like a bit of a bargain.
Is anybody using this genny in their own setup, can I really go wrong if it offers true sine?
Here is a link to its bigger 1000 watt brother (couldnt find the 770 easily)
http://www.kulkyne.com/au/GS1000-Kipor-Generator.html - this one is $800, but seems that the only variable is max OP.
Cheers
Sam |
I have a Mobicooler which draws 45w at 240 volt 46w at 12volt,would this be ok to run on this generator?
Cheers