i have a sportsman 7000 wat with 6000 surge will this be good for that
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I purchased one of these controls and when my electrician came and saw it he told me to send it back. He said that to get any real benefit from it you would have to watch it all of the time. But, to answer your question it should work fine. You can only draw the wattage that your generator can produce from the main breaker. I have a Westinghouse 7500 watt with 9000 watt peak voltage and it would have worked fin with it. The main breaker on my generator is 30 amps.
2190492
I do not know. If the Champion 4000 generator has a standard female 30 amp four prong receptacle, you should be good to go.
752466
Yes. A good quality 800w power supply would be enough. Just make sure your psu delivers at least 70A on the 12V rail.
59678
I have a 1972 50 hp Evinrude and it works awesome. Should work great on your 60 hp motor.
957348
Sure, just as long as the accessories don't exceed the amperage rating on the solenoid. In the case of my Land Cruiser, I'm running front and rear winches which can draw up to 450amps each at full tilt, so I chose to use PAC 500amp solenoids instead, which have a 700amp peak burst. Check what kinda of juice your appliances require and go from there. Rick
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I'm sorry I'm not sure. I know Fellows makes good products. I have never known anyone to get money from these companies should a surge break their computer so I don't worry about it. I really love this unit. I can actually use all the plugs. It's great.
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The PSU has 2 six pin plus 2 connectors on the same cable. I used it to fire up a i7 920 with 1 HD6450, powered by the board. there was not enough juice. Removed it, and have not found a use for it yet. You should be in the market for a single rail, 750-800 watt, with 60 plus amps on it. This power supply doesn't produce good numbers after 35% load.
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If it has a spark plug it should work just fine. I purchased this specifically for my 6500 Watt generator and it works perfect and was easy to install. (You just wrap the signal wire around the spark plug wire and secure it with a tie wrap)
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Yes it will the best thing to do is to go on line an check the amps an watts for whatever you r going to hook up to it. Haven't had to use it yet , but ran a dry run and it worked great.
668837
I don't know. Best to check with an electrical distributor. However from some experience if you plan to use most or all of these slots you are essentially using a 200 amp service. Potentially stressing your service entrance. Don't know of your situation.
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I have a 1999 magnum 500, which is supposed to be the same as the sportsman, and this worked for me. You would have to ask the seller if they have any others.
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I installed the heater in my old 1976 beettle and it Works great. I don´t think that is necessary to put a new higher amps fuse. Plinio
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Yes it will work just fine. My Harley is around 850 and it has no issues at all.
966800
It depends, do you have a 2wd or 4wd Stampede. I wouldnt reccomend using a 6900kv motor in a 4wd stampede, you may over work the motor and over heat and burn it out. You may be able to get away with using it in a 2wd Stampede if you play around with the gearing and get the motor running cooler. If you are looking for over all speed. Look into getting a 1/8 set up, you will be much happier.
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Unfortunately it will not. It is designed to run deer feeders and I use it to run my fish finder and GPS unit on my kayak. It would not provide enough amps to run a troll motor and would run out of power almost immediately. It is designed more so for low amp uses as I cited above.
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I've had great luck with this unit. It will have no problem supplying a continuous 600W, but I've never pushed it as hard as you want to. Amazon has the surge rating incorrect for this model. The manual says it's rated for a 2000W surge, not 3000W. My guess would be that it could handle it, but you better have some serious battery power to supply the current and only run the microwave by itself. Contact Go Power directly and they'll be happy to answer any questions you may have.
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As noted by Taylor, key to the wattage required depends on what your components require. From a fit perspective, it should fit with no problems. Do the research Taylor has recommended to determine your needs. If 700W meets your needs then you are good to go.