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ishoot308 · 12-12-2016, 01:19 PM

Honestly guy's, almost all modern electronics can very easily handle any swing in sine wave these generators have. If they couldn't there would be a lot of blown equipment during a simple power outage and start up. What most people call "sensitive electronics" are in fact not sensitive in the least. Don't believe me, look it up...

I used one of these cheap generators for many years and it worked just fine. Had all kinds of "sensitive electronics" connected including large screen TV's, computer/s, furnace electronics, etc, etc. Why spend crazy money on something you may only use once a year unless noise is an issue...

Edited to add: These cheap generators are very loud. The quieter they are the more expensive they are....

Dan

12-12-2016, 01:19 PM	#12
ishoot308 Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Gilford, NH / Welch Island Posts: 5,966 Thanks: 2,298 Thanked 4,969 Times in 1,928 Posts	Honestly guy's, almost all modern electronics can very easily handle any swing in sine wave these generators have. If they couldn't there would be a lot of blown equipment during a simple power outage and start up. What most people call "sensitive electronics" are in fact not sensitive in the least. Don't believe me, look it up... I used one of these cheap generators for many years and it worked just fine. Had all kinds of "sensitive electronics" connected including large screen TV's, computer/s, furnace electronics, etc, etc. Why spend crazy money on something you may only use once a year unless noise is an issue... Edited to add: These cheap generators are very loud. The quieter they are the more expensive they are.... Dan __________________ It's Always Sunny On Welch Island!!