It's like 14 volts and a goofy output wave, not the same stuff as what comes out of your wall.Quote:
Originally Posted by uglyota
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It's like 14 volts and a goofy output wave, not the same stuff as what comes out of your wall.Quote:
Originally Posted by uglyota
yeah, and that's really important because delicate stuff like christmas lights and heaters are sensitive to sine wave shape
Kopecki could run grinders at variable speed off his homemade welder/alternator contraption. It was pretty sweet.
That was more directed towards your comment of it being as powerful as an inverter. I don't tend to ghetto rig **** like heating elements mounted underneath my ass though. YMMV :flipoff2:Quote:
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I'd be interested to see what, if anything could be run off of that though.
http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f1...batterybox.jpg
new battery and seat locations
looks goo, how much did the seats move?
Looks like they went down about 2-3 inches.
Those batteries are going to be peemp right there. Now when I install the inverter and microwave, I won't have to run near as much cable. :flipoff2:
I approve of this thread :gigem:
seats went down about 3 inches but unfortunately they also went forward a little too. It is comforatable to drive and sit for me but the tilt steering and removable wheel help out alot getting in and out
kinda seems like the body is more just an annoyance at this point...
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This has been discussed at length. Still not sure what the verdict is.Quote:
Originally Posted by FJAggie07
Hmm, strange. That page won't load for me. It's a sign I tell ya!
ok, nm, it's the x chassis. I am going to have to call a big red R :flipoff2: