At 02:29 AM 12/30/2008, you wrote:
BUT ABOUT EVERY 20 SECONDS, JUST WHEN YOU WOULD EXPECT THE AC-IN TO
GET PICKED UP BY THE INVERTER THERE WOULD BE AN AUDIBLE CLICK, THE
VOLTAGE WOULD SUDDENLY DROP TO ABOUT 110V, THEN IMMEDIATELY RECOVER
TO ~121V. AT NO TIME DID THE AC-IN GET PICKED UP.
The drop in voltage usually indicates that the inverter is trying to
pick up the generator. Are you certain that the inverter is not
grabbing the generator's AC input, slowing the rpms and then letting
it go of the gen feed because the frequency is knocked out of spec?
Drake Chamberlin
Athens Electric
OH License 44810
CO License 3773
740-448-7328
740-856-9648
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