Whats the best power inverters on the market.
I would say a 300w would do ok..just for watching tv .video and radio usage
Lots listed on ebay although being new to this all its a little confusing as to what I need
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Re: Power inverters
300W is a good choice of size for most applications. You don't need one of the more expensive "sine wave" type ones for modern TV/Video/Laptop etc
Sadly (imho) they are all made in China and are all pretty much of a muchness, so you just have to pick one you like the look of
Just make sure it ships from the UK so you get it quicker, and if there are any problems, it's easier to deal with a UK supplier.
Slight aside = I tend to use Amazon a lot more than eBay these days. The reasons are, because you can look at a products feedback, not just the sellers performance, plus the Amazon returns procedure (if you need it) is, in my experience, a lot more efficient.
Sadly (imho) they are all made in China and are all pretty much of a muchness, so you just have to pick one you like the look of

Slight aside = I tend to use Amazon a lot more than eBay these days. The reasons are, because you can look at a products feedback, not just the sellers performance, plus the Amazon returns procedure (if you need it) is, in my experience, a lot more efficient.
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Re: Power inverters
I've used a few other the years, current one has lasted the longest, runs the coolest and has a couple USB ports on it which can be useful. It's a 300W Belkin unit.
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