anyone could give me a circuit of a simple inverter....thanks....email me...<SNIP>

 

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You really should state the total wattage requirement of your lamp and TV, and how long you want it to operate without mains power; and also what the output voltage and frequency needs to be.

 

this is the simplest one ive found. like sgtwookie said you need to know how many watts you need.

http://www.aaroncake.net/circuits/inverter.asp

 

Unless you have most or all of the parts, your best bet is to buy one.

Here is but one source where you can purchase them according to your power needs.

Harbor Freight Tools

 

Note that if you are expecting 100W or more to run a CRT-type TV and a light for some hours, you will need a BIG deep-cycle battery. A car battery just won't cut it.

 

eyestorm

by -simple- means a really simple one in design, right? I think square wave output inverters could do a nice job powering up lamps and TVs