I have a double pronged question relating firstly to a cheap modified sine inverter that I bought and it claims its 8kw peak and 4kw continuous, it won’t even run a 600w drill, it’s now in pieces and question 1 is would it be easier to modify the board to convert it to a pure sine or modify it after output, the filters ect after output from doing some searches appears quite expensive
Part two I know the higher the input voltage drastically lowers the input current needed , I also have a 4kw pure sine inverter plus the useless modified sine inverter both at 12v input.
Is it feasible to attack the input side to change the 12 volt to 24 or 36 as I can easily match the voltage in a few different ways, thanks
Part two I know the higher the input voltage drastically lowers the input current needed , I also have a 4kw pure sine inverter plus the useless modified sine inverter both at 12v input.
Is it feasible to attack the input side to change the 12 volt to 24 or 36 as I can easily match the voltage in a few different ways, thanks