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Nice one Jim have you seen how they print
I dont know if this is any good.:blonde2: Gennys are not my thing.
But this came through on an advert from Aldi for £59.99. It said it was for caravan use , so i suppose you could use it on a MH.
We have a Honda EU201 By the way , but prefer to use batteries and solar panel.
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Mine printed at 1"x1"oh:
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No they don't they come from Great Yarmouth ,Norfolk ! Maybe though Craster buys them from Great Yarmouth !! Tony AThe best Kippers come from Craster on the Nortumberland coast.
You just can't beat a Craster Kipper for breakfast...
oops wrong kipper:Blush:
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Hubby tried it in and it fit's!! deal of the week:thumb::thumb:
Is hubby quite small then ? or are the carriers quite big ?
No he is chained up in the shed!!!!!!!!!
Is hubby quite small then ? or are the carriers quite big ?
Re plugs..
I had a similar problem
All I did was change the socket to one that I could get plugs for.. Bought the bits from a caravan shop.. total cost £5.50 !
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YES TRY SUPERMARKET -THINK i SAW IN asda OR MAYBE TESCOI agree,
I have the 1000 but trying to get the odd 12v flat pin plug so I can make up a longer charger lead, anyone know where to get one?
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If U were North of Paris u might enjoy Manx Kippers -unlike Manx cats, their tails are very edible!The best Kippers come from Craster on the Nortumberland coast.
You just can't beat a Craster Kipper for breakfast...
oops wrong kipper:Blush:
I would be very surprised if, at that price, the Aldi special uses inverter technology to output a pure stable sine-wave. The fact that it states 'constant output' suggests that it runs at a constant 3,000 rpm to drive a conventional small generator unit. The problem with this type (assuming it is) is that both the voltage and wave-form are unstable. As a load is applied, the voltage falls whilst the system 'catches up'; similarly, when a load is reduced, voltage rises. Also, complex loads cause the wave-form to deform.
This is not a problem as long as you do not want to run sensitive equipment. However, most modern motorhomes use switched-mode electronics in their on-board chargers and these can be sensitive to power surges and poor wave-forms. The cost of re-building a Schaudt Elektroblock for example, is a lot more than the cost of this cheap gennie! So if you want to re-charge the leisure batteries by plugging the gennie into the EHU point, I would say take care, and I would not do it. Alternatively, you could disconnect the batteries from the MH circuit and connect the 12V leads direct from the gennie (they are supplied with it according to the ad). But I would not expect to get a very high charging current this way - almost certainly a lot less than the on-board charger supplies. This will extend charging time.
So on balance, I would get a Kipor 1KVa Sinemaster (wash my mouth) if you want a safe low-cost option, or consider a Planet Generator or of course the Red Giant Honda. All these can be plugged into the EHU point as they deliver stable 'mains'.
Sorry this is a bit long-winded, but having just done all the research (and bought a Honda EU10i) I thought it might be of use.
Philip
does it come with dog supplied???Hi All
Just bought a dog carrier for our generator, I know it sounds daft but it is just like the ones you can buy for generators.
The 2 ends zip down and there are mesh flaps on both side for exghaust outlet and plug sockets and switch on/off button. Thought it was a bargain from Tesco's @ only £12.(larger one @ £15
Hubby tried it in and it fit's!! deal of the week:thumb::thumb:
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These generators sold by Machine Mart look suspiciously like the Planet ones
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Interesting little genny.
Has anyone got one?
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:thumb:NOPE BUT HAVE NOTICED IT FOR ONLY £259 VAT SAW AN AD ON PRELOVED CLAIMING IT IS HONDA UNDER CLARKE NAME. HAVE TRIED FIND CLARKE CONFIRM/DENY NO LUCK SO FAR. but I THAT IS SO. THERE IS A FAIRLY UNBIASED REVIEW-LIKE IT COVERS PROS AND CONS IN FAIR FASHION GOOGLE CLARKE GENERATOR REVIEWS (I THINK IT IS MOTORHOME FACTS) TH REVIEW AYS IT ALL BUT AT THE PRICE? WELL IT COULD BE OK-IN A BUI;DERS YARD!Interesting little genny.
Has anyone got one?
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