Yamaha EF3000iSE generator $1300

[Pookie]

One weekend at Beaver Run, and a couple hours while working on my trailer. No use for it. $1200

http://www.eck-racing.com/MotorcycleStuff.html

[Pookie]

Free delivery to NHMS.

[BMFR6]

bump

right in time for no power in the in field!

[Doc]

How many things will this run?

[Pookie]

How many things will this run?

3000 watts worth.

[butcher bergs]

Thing will run a small city

[Kurlon]

It's big enough for your needs Doc.

[tdiloren]

I can run my whole house on a 5000w Honda. Not the best thing to do but it's better then freezing.

[The Crashing Tomato]

seems like a lot of fluff for the price. super clean power for tire warmers and a microwave

I guess for the quiet factor this MIGHT be worth it

[nt650hawk]

Watts / Voltage = amps.

[Pookie]

seems like a lot of fluff for the price. super clean power for tire warmers and a microwave

I guess for the quiet factor this MIGHT be worth it

Don't forget Ice storms.

[The Crashing Tomato]

amps * voltage = watts

1.5 * 120 = 180 watts per battery tender

5 * 120 = 600 watts per tire warmer * 2 per bike = 1200 watts

8 * 120 = 960 watts per air compressor

14 * 120 = 1680 watts per a/c unit

11 * 120 = 1320 watts per microwave oven

these are some approximate numbers to consider when choosing a generator

basically you'd be able to have two bikes with tire warmers and two battery tenders or a radio or something else small. if you wanted some other appliance to run you'd have to unplug your tire warmers to start the air compressor etc ...... etc ......

I knowwww i lost power for 7 days last ice storm.

[Puppet]

This is a great price for a quiet, efficient, 3K generator. My Honda 2K was about $1000 new. If you're using it at the track, quiet is good. Quiet is really good.

Easily 2 sets of warmers and your small stuff in the pits.