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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Gary Heston) wrote: >If you want to run things like this, go to a two-battery system. > >Use one conventional battery for the usual vehicle operation, and a >deep-cycle marine or a bank of gel batteries (common among sailboats) >for your appliances. > >This way, you don't have to worry about being able to start your car, >and, since the batteries will be matched to the application, they'll >last longer. This is precisely how my van is fitted. I also splurged for a higher power alternator and cut-off switch for the marine battery. The refrigerator takes less power than a koolatron, plus, with the inverter, I have a working microwave as well. It takes about twice as long to cook on inverter power, but so what?
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