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Michael,
<br> That's a real good point regarding the possibility
of a blown FET in that SW...but wouldn't you need an extremely poor waveform
to blow one of those chargers? I run my DeWalt chargers off of my Trace
DR3624 all the time...even while running my cheapo Coleman Powermate 5KW
genset for battery charging. We even run the DeWalts off of a 1000 watt
PortaWattz while in remote locations...still no problem. My point is...I'd
bet Donna will find that it's the generator that's the culprit here...providing
dirty power to those chargers, and not the SW inverter.
<br>Roy Butler
<br>Four Winds Renewable Energy CO.
<br><a href="http://www.four-winds-energy.com">www.four-winds-energy.com</a>
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