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   -=> Rob Mccart wrote to KURT WEISKE <=-   
      
    RM> In winter I can't get my car within 150 feet of the house, but I   
    RM> would wonder how much power you could get out of it. My car actually   
    RM> has a 110 volt outlet in it, but I doubt it could run anything of   
    RM> higher draw than electronic devices (Yes.. maximum 150 watts).   
    RM> I have a 300 watt inverter with my tools but, looking at my fridge,   
    RM> it would just *barely* run on that but it draws 400 watts starting   
    RM> up and it may not handle that..   
      
   I bought an 1100 watt inverter - it plugs directly into the battery   
   instead of the lighter socket. My carport is right outside the kitchen,   
   and the tankless water heater is on the outside wall of the carport.   
      
   I asked my kids to plug something into the lighter socket in the car,   
   they had no idea what I was talking about...   
      
      
       
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