what and how much can I run?
1013312
Depends on how much sun you get mine make about 80 watts an hour and I have it charging a 12 volt 55Ah battery (660 watts) but its all about sizing it for what you need Here is how I size take the pump I have it uses 45 watts a hour I run it for 13 hours that's 585 watts a day Now the solar panel make 100 watts an hour I get min of 5 hours of good sun Total watts divided by (solar panel watts time's hours of sun) Here is how it looks 585/(100x5) so I would need 1.17 100 watt solar panels
719200
I am not sure the maximum run time for each occurrence, but the most often each zone can be run is once every 12 hours.
2020432
90 minutes continuous run time or at least 750 feet of grass approximately 3 to 4 inches long, medium thinkness, and 4 inches high. More than that, and you should buy a gas unit.
1587722
You can use Programs 2, 3, & 4. I would recommend using programs 3 and 4 daily, each for 1 week, and then move on to program for another week. After that, switch to program 5 (endurance) for a week, and finally program 6 for another week. Always vary the intensity daily gradually raising it.
963357
15-20 miles/ hr depends on your weight. You go the fastest on the "hi" mode
1647695
Depending on how many watts your running you should get out anywhere from 3 to 5 miles
1086956
You can run all the time. There is no filter alert. I clean both filters with high pressure air.
2152510
Agree with previous answer. You can run Romex but you'll have to run it twice. I've also ran thousands of feet of different gage wire, great machine!
287744
I would imagine that is up to the controller on the computer, but I do no know for sure. I would guess there is not a limit, but I've been wrong before.
1890849
fuel capacity is about 1 gallon. You can expect to get about 7-9 hours runtime from it, depending on the load on the generator. If you need longer run times there are extended run kits available for it. The kits include a special gas cap to replace the one on the generator, that connects to an external tank by a hose.
577786
you can jog if you want to run, you'll need to get a more expensive electric one.
1234223
It really depends on how hard you run it. If you run it full speed all the time I say about 45mins. If you conserve energy about an hour you could get.
1680917
its MORE than enough. you'll probably be able to use it upto around 4~5 times.
1913549
That's a difficult question to answer plainly. A lot depends on what else will be running on that circuit at the same time. For me, I am a one man shop, running one piece of equipment at a time, plus dust collection all the time. I ran a 30 amp circuit with 12 gauge wire, but my run wasn't very far at all. Honestly, if I had it to do over again, I would run bigger wire but having said that, I have NEVER tripped the circuit breaker so I'm convinced I'm fine with the set-up I have. It's an awesome machine. You will love it.
1475251
I've ran mine for two and a half hrs straight. Or around 20 miles. I love this system. Good luck.
1083050
Running at 70%, I get about 6 nights (8-9 hours a night). Running at 20-30%, I get more like 10-12 nights. 70% was adequate for very cold nights; running higher didn't make a difference except more condensation on the windows. Your mileage may vary!
233864
You can get that much if your appliances can draw it - which they probably can't. Showerheads, by law, cannot draw more than 2.5gpm, faucets draw around 2gpm and most appliances draw far less than that. Drawing 9.4gpm would usually require running 5+ things at once. The one exception being 'garden' or jetted tubs, which can draw nearly 9gpm to fill quickly.