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Date:         Fri, 20 Jun 2003 19:21:47 -0600
Reply-To:     Rob Wilke <rwilke@ROBWILKE.COM>
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From:         Rob Wilke <rwilke@ROBWILKE.COM>
Subject:      120v generator set up
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I have been thinking that I would like to replace my ac unit with a generator/alternator system to power my lights for location photography. I'd have to end up with clean voltage that would for short bursts be wanting 20 amps to recharge my strobes. Right now I have to rent a big ol Honda generator which is heavy big and expensive. Any of you engineer types out there know how I can do this....? BTW I dont ever use the ac cause I ilive in montana etc.

Thanks

Rob

87 Syncro


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