Little legs
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They do now have 10ah batteries, and you can put 4 of them on at one time, and they produce 560wh each. That would obviously half the batteries needed. But do you still not think that would be feasible?This is not a generator. It is an inverter, it boosts your battery voltage and switches it back and forth to make AC power. It will have a conversion efficiency of around 90-95% depending on design. It uses 56V battery packs, the highest capacity battery on this site is 5.0Ah battery. So each pack can give 250W for one hour, two packs for 500W. So 24 batteries for 12:12 if you change them once a day making two trips. Install them in the morning, run them and then pick them up to charge at night. The pack seems to only come with the charger, the pair for $100. Not the best reviews on batteries though.
Power+ 7.5 Amp Hour Battery with Fuel Gauge
The EGO POWER+ 56-Volt 7.5Ah battery uses industry-leading ARC Lithium™ technology to deliver Power Beyond Belief™ and is compatible with all EGO outdoor power equipment.egopowerplus.com
I'm having a look at diesel generators, I'm just abit worried about the running costs and the fumes. However the one I've seen can be ran on red diesel, which I have access to.
Noise wise it's fine. Completley underground and away from people.
I'll attach a screen shot of what I've been looking at diesel wise, if you could tell me what pros and cons might be then that would be great pal.
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