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Old December 23rd 05, 06:40 PM posted to rec.aviation.owning,sci.electronics.design,alt.solar.photovoltaic
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Default Wind/Solar Electrics ???

In article .com,
"philkryder" wrote:

"MSW is a shysters sales pitch which misrepresents the product. "

Are there deterministic tests that tell when a device has a "good
enough" sine wave?
Or is there some sort of accepted "spec"?

I saw in another post where one of the EU2000 hondas had a beautiful
"looking" wave form, but failed to run a furnace.

What can we use to "know for sure" that the wave form of a device is
adequate BEFORE buying it?

Thanks
Phil


You can use a college education in Electrical Engineering, and $40K
worth of test equipment, to "KNOW FOR SURE"...... or you can fool
around and see what works........ or you can ask one who already
did the previous, and figured it out, and then actually believe what
they tell you........ other than that your on your own......


Me
 




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