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Old 21-04-2019, 14:18   #16
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Re: Inverter to handle Refrigeration
I don't really understand the issue. Get an inverter for the freezer/refrigerator than matches the amp draw so it runs are best efficiency.

Get whatever other inverter you want for the rest of the boat
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