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I tried to arch it as well it didn’t work, it looks like a awesome battery

That’s a sweet batter

Lol thanks, I wasn’t looking for a pat on the back I was just excited to post on this forum, it’s in beta right now... it’ll be more bad ass when my orders arrive.

It is what it is, I just keep getting notifications and I’m like kool someone checked me out.... nope lol, Btw we have the same intials

Seems like u hijacked my thread l9l

Thanks man I’ll sub as well thanks for your support

Oh get it, sorry I have no experience with Evernote, try opening it on a regular browser

I’m confused by what you mean?

Hey guys, I built this for my trailer to power lighting and small appliances, as well as to have in case this whole corona virus thing gets crazy, The inverter isn’t what I really wanted to use but it will work for the time being Intil I upgrade to a better one, it’s a 3000w mod sine wave. Kinda...

This inverternal has its own fuses as well, so I’m gonna assume I’ll be ok with the additional fusing as well, I’m sure I’ve over sized everything to be on the safe side. Now it’s time Time to save up for a few battle Borns

This one is a 3000w whichim confused because I read reviews and they say each receptacle is 1000w which totals 3000w I thought it would be 3000w from each? I’m pretty excited to build this thing, this weekend I will be doing it, it’s cool to be making the wires and all I’m pretty excited.

I figured buy it once and then when I upgrade my inverter it’s one less thing to buy or worry about, I went with breakers as well as a fuse for the battery, can u under fuse if ur not planing on running high loads? I believe I have a 250amp breaker for battery line currently, Intil my bolt on...

You shoulda seen my eyes when the copper terminals arrived in the mail...... wow these wires are gonna be hugeee

My post said I used 4/0 and was that ok

That’s why I asked in the thread

I agree it’s really well done

Ok, well I went with the huge wires 4/0 or is it 0/4 the welding type wire so I went extremely overkill I guess eh

That will come in handy, thanks

Hey guys I found the manual for the inverter I have questions about, first off I could have sworn it was a pure sine wave inverter, I was really disappointed this weekend when I looked at the box and seen it wasn’t,I have no idea how I didn’t see that, considering I used it all summer and was so...

As of now I am just using a single deepcycle battery, Intil I finish building everything, and I am not running anything crazy off of it, last season I used it for my trailer and I only use it for running my lights, which I swapped out and everything is led like 7 w bulbs and maybe charging...

Sorry I totally forgot to mention it’s a 12VOLT inverter, if I use 4/0 wire it will be ok right? Is it ok to over gauge your wiring?

Can u ship?

I guess my question is what’s the purpose of two pos and two negative terminals, I am trying to cut down on wire and make it look clean, my plan to to bring both posts to one post, then I got thinking why not just have black to black on inverter and red to red, then one lead off red and one off...

Hey guys, hoping to get some answers on a simple question I’d assume. Am I able to connect red to red black to black post then run one Lin off the inverter to a single terminal post set where my 4/0 wires will run to battery’s/ fusing