Zim
Active Member
- Jan 16, 2018
- 200
- Boat Info
- 2012 Sea ray sundancer 310
- Engines
- Twin merc
Hi all,
Wondering if you all can talk some sense into me. So I purchased a Magnum Energy, pure sinwave inverter thinking I can use it versus a generator. Currently the boat I have, a 2012 , 310 sundancer doesn't have the generator. Thought is, if I'm out and about it will power the microwave and TV, if needed. But after reading the install manual and realizing it can't go in the engine compartment, and questioning if microwave will ever be needed for anything when not on shore power I'm not sure if the install will be worth it. I seem to be stuck with what do. I paid like 2.5k for the kit, comes with controller and shunt. Just need the marine cables and few things for install, but will have to find a location in the galley to install the inverter. Can't return the darn thing as it sat in the garage for 9 months.
Wondering if you all can talk some sense into me. So I purchased a Magnum Energy, pure sinwave inverter thinking I can use it versus a generator. Currently the boat I have, a 2012 , 310 sundancer doesn't have the generator. Thought is, if I'm out and about it will power the microwave and TV, if needed. But after reading the install manual and realizing it can't go in the engine compartment, and questioning if microwave will ever be needed for anything when not on shore power I'm not sure if the install will be worth it. I seem to be stuck with what do. I paid like 2.5k for the kit, comes with controller and shunt. Just need the marine cables and few things for install, but will have to find a location in the galley to install the inverter. Can't return the darn thing as it sat in the garage for 9 months.