Earth Day Plans? [RE-wrenches]

[Bob-O Schultze]

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Howdy Wallace.
Go with the XP 1100 if you can. I use them to power sound systems at 
the Oregon Country Fair every summer. They are-by far- better than 
that old U machine. No buzz. The stages we power have fairly complex 
sound systems, mixing boards, processors, etc. Just have them keep 
the levels reasonable and the XP aught to do it.
Good Luck, Bob-O

>
>I am planning on taking  my Solar energy trailer to the Earth Day 
>event in downtown San
>Luis Obispo for show and tell, as well as powering up the stage.
>
>The catch is I am still working on it and not sure which inverter to 
>go with as far as
>avoiding audio buzz goes.  I am sitting on a  U2512 ( a buzz box ) 
>and a 24v XP1100.  So I
>am torn between  capacity and sine wave quality. I am willing to 
>install a SW in it but
>curious if it is noise free in ALL sound systems.  Any negative 
>encounters out there with
>the SW and stage equipment?
>
>I suspect the Prosine would be the best for capacity and waveform 
>but want to become more
>intimate with the day to day reality of the SW as it is most prevalent.
>
>One idea is for you to put together a small rolling  system on a 
>cart, wheelbarrow, or
>pickup truck and let folks see how easy (hee hee) it is to turn 
>sunlight into 120 volts.
>
>Good luck, Wallace Stahle
>

Bob-O Schultze, Electron Connection
PO Box 203, Hornbrook, CA 96044
800.945.7587 fax 530-475-3401
www.electronconnection.com
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