Inverter switching

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pfield69 wrote:mostly battery chargers (camera, flash gun and torches)

12v chargers.

and a hair dryer (400w).

Are you _sure_ camping's for you?

I wanted to run my coffee machine but that's 100ow peak, 800w constant and the battery can't supply that level of power

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coffee machine :shock: ?

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Not my hair dryer - I use Mr sheen & a duster :shock:

I have one of those coffee perks but I was trying to be lazy :)
& camp coffee :tsk

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A slight tangent question: Do you guys know of a DPCO relay for use as a split charger? ! circuit to battery, the other 2 fridge. For health reasons there may be occasions where I need to run the fridge of the leisure battery for short periods of time. I don't know how to post images so I can't show you my proposed circuit. I also can't find a very big diode which would do the same job i.e. not drain the main battery.

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