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Date:         Tue, 26 Jan 1999 21:52:29 +1100
Reply-To:     "Timothy Crooks, RN,CDE" <anc1cde@EARTHLINK.NET>
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         "Timothy Crooks, RN,CDE" <anc1cde@EARTHLINK.NET>
Organization: ¸® ار-»َ
Subject:      Re: Vanagon in Rough Neighborhood -precautions?
Comments: To: Blue Eyes <lvlearn@MCI2000.COM>
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Blue Eyes wrote: > > LouiZE said, "I will be moving (one/two blocks) near a fairly rough > neighborhood and would like suggestions/discussion thread on preventive > "pre-emptive strike" . . . . " > > A "stacked pair" of Trace SW5548 inverters, each continuous duty 5,500 watts @ > 120 volts rated gives you 240 volts with 2.5 times the continuous duty load for > short duty applications of something like 30 seconds. So that gives you a nice > 27,500 watts at 240V. > > But mine weighs 136 pounds, and that's just for one. So you you'd have to > multiply that by two and add four batteries capable of delivering the load for > under a minute and add a good salt water grounding sprayer system. Trace > doesn't mention this in their applications chart. Peace. > John

Uh yuh, but don't forget to deactivate it when you put in your key, or ....


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