Reply to "Micro-Air Easy Start--install and 2000 watt Generator"

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RobertMT posted:
I wonder, if easy start, makes using inverter and solar, more practical?

I have the easy start, a smaller 9200 air conditioner, two Renogy 100 Ah Lithium batteries and a 2000 watt inverter. I can run the air easily with this setup, probably for two hours without replenishing the batteries.

I would have loved to have one more battery and a 3000 watt inverter, but at some point I had to reign in the spending.

4/15/206:36 PM

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