WEN 56200i 2000-Watt Gas Powered Portable Inverter Generator, CARB Compliant
Brand: WEN
Wattage: 1600 watts
Fuel Type: Gasoline
Item Weight: 48 Pounds
Output Wattage: 2000 Watts
Product Dimensions: 11"L x 18"W x 18"H
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...c0INT&th=1
Found this deal while looking at the Sportsman deal. Twice the output as the Sportsman, which covers anything that would plug into a standard 15 amp receptacle. It's a little quieter, but heavier and a little bigger. Almost as fuel efficient, and longer run time due to larger fuel capacity.
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Been in the market for one of these for a minute now. YMMV
Been in the market for one of these for a minute now. YMMV
looks and works like new. I agree that this is not a great price, just an OK price. You can get the refurb for $322
Why: more reliable, simpler and quicker repairs, upgradeability, self-reliance, unlimited fuel sources, quicker, more control
Why: more reliable, simpler and quicker repairs, upgradeability, self-reliance, unlimited fuel sources, quicker, more control
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Why: more reliable, simpler and quicker repairs, upgradeability, self-reliance, unlimited fuel sources, quicker, more control
If you want power and efficiency, then get a 2 stroke engine.
If you want power and efficiency, then get a 2 stroke engine.
I never said I wanted power or efficiency, but electric motors are more efficient. A 4-stroke is also more efficient than a 2-stroke. 2-stroke engines are more failure prone and harder to repair than electric motors. You may be thinking of volume power density/volume specific power which they be higher in, or power-to-weight ratio (which is fairly even between them at a system level).
I never said I wanted power or efficiency, but electric motors are more efficient. A 4-stroke is also more efficient than a 2-stroke. 2-stroke engines are more failure prone and harder to repair than electric motors. You may be thinking of volume power density/volume specific power which they be higher in, or power-to-weight ratio (which is fairly even between them at a system level).
EV is pointless if you don't have the outright range.
I assume you're talking about a small bike as a cruiser size should have the space for a lot of range and a medium size would have a potent 4 stroke. That's why I mentioned 2 stroke.
EV is pointless if you don't have the outright range.
I assume you're talking about a small bike as a cruiser size should have the space for a lot of range and a medium size would have a potent 4 stroke. That's why I mentioned 2 stroke.
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