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[Jay Peltz, Peltz Power]

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Hi Christopher,

What about the older non inverter types.  Are they sine wave?

And if they are, why do I want one of the new I models?

thanks,
jay
On Sep 27, 2005, at 3:06 PM, Christopher Freitas --- OutBack Power  
wrote:

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> Honda does have some new inverter/generator models that look very
> interesting - including a 7000 watt unit with electric start and a
> remote control panel called the EM-7000i with a list price of $4000.
>
> A building contractor I am working with recently bought a couple of
> these for his crews.  They are very pleased with the performance so  
> far.
> The overall design of them is very nice and includes a digital meter
> system for RPM, Load, battery voltage and error codes.
>
> These use the air cooled single cylinder 13HP overhead valve engine -
> not the water cooled unit as on the 6500W models.  They still seem
> pretty quite even though they are air cooled.  This air cooled engine
> has in past been very good and inexpensive to rebuild.
>
> I am hoping to do some testing with these units this week - I know our
> OutBack inverter/chargers work well with the small (1-3kW) honda
> inverter/generators (although on some we have found the addition of a
> motor run capacitor improved the voltage stability when the FX's  
> charger
> was working hard).
>
> These may be a good option for customer with grid-tie OutBack's as  
> they
> should be more stable frequency-wise and might work therefore.  I will
> report back on the results of my testing when I complete it.
>
> Christopher Freitas
> OutBack Power Systems, Inc.
> cfreitas @ outbackpower.com
> www.outbackpower.com
> Arlington WA USA
> Tel 360 435 6030
>
>
> jay peltz wrote:
>
>>
>> Hi All,
>>
>> Was wondering honda generators and if they were pure sine wave or  
>> not.
>>
>> Question started as I was trying to explain why to buy one of the
>> larger inverter/generator models or a regular unit?
>>
>> Anybody know?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> jay
>>
>> peltz power
>>
>
>
>
> Christopher Freitas
> OutBack Power Systems, Inc.
> cfreitas @ outbackpower.com
> www.outbackpower.com
> Arlington WA USA
> Tel 360 435 6030
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