does it make the right sine wave that you could run a computer on it?
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I didn't test with desktop, but laptop is good Even small blender was working.
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As far as I know it isn't a pure sine wave inverter, but I've charged our laptop with no trouble. It's been great for the price.
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I have run my computer (laptop with attached speakers and headset) on it 10-hours per day for the last year with A1 performance. It also is silent. The fan does not kick on unless a larger load is applied. The "only" issue I have had is I will get the red fault light every two or three months due to my connections to the deep cell batteries loosing good contact. I just clean the terminals, re-clip, and ready to go.
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That is one of the suggestions in the product description as a usage. I use it in my car for keeping my laptop battery charged. Plus it has USB charging port for small mobile devices.
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Yes your laptop computer will not know the difference. You can run a home desktop computer also, but there will be a slight hum in the power supply...you may or may not notice it. Remember that all computer UPS power supply's are also modified sine wave like this inverter puts out.Kenny J.
930996
Yes, but you may need to download (via the Internet) the appropriate driver for it.
715171
I use it to run a dog bed heating pad in my car for my dog while I'm at work. Runs 8 - 10 hours a day. Absolutely no problem. Is not a sine wave inverter, so it may not work on a notebook.
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Been using it non stop for a year (i.e., has been connected to power and running computers and printer etc.) have not had any problems. And yes it is a true sine wave. Laser printer and NuWave PIC work fine on it.
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modified sine wave.....i use mine to run the washer and dryer , it works fine for that
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It's not a "Pure Sine Wave" - those are expensive. This one is a "Modified Sine Wave" - a square wave in other words. it didn't interfere with my car radio, and didn't cause any radio noise in a small tabletop 120V radio that I ran out of this inverter.
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The only way to get a pure sine wave is to have a generator or plug into your house
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Yes, it can continously display the readings on your computer. I use the sleepyhead software, more stable.
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Pure sine wave is the best way to go. I've had modified sine before and while they do work for most things, induction motors and microwaves don't put out full power and are noisier. I bought a 2800 watt Magnum Energy pure sine wave and have never looked back.
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Yes. Really good for at-work computers, as it directs the sound towards you.
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It should.It being USB, it should pick up it's own sound.Just like my USB monitors.
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We haven't run it with such an inverter, but we did look at the circuitry inside when evaluating it, and it shouldn't need a pure sine-wave. In fact, it only pulls power at the peaks of the sine wave (it has around a 0.7 power factor), and will actually run with an appropriate high-voltage DC input instead of AC. So it shouldn't care if your inverter is "modified-sine-wave". Your inverter, however, may care that the supply only pulls power during part of the cycle, and you may therefore need an inverter with a higher peak output power/current than you were expecting.
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If you mean run the signal through the computer, yes. But ,you have to use the monitor as the receiver then use the USB cable to divert the signal to the computer. Please ensure that you have downloaded the uniden software to allow it to play .
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i dont see why not i know it just needs that 120hz but u need a graphics card to support it!
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It is modified sine wave but it is a very good quality wave and can run appliances cheap ones cant.
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It will verify your voltage but not your sine wave. Are you trying to measure frequency or peak waves?
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Pure sine wave will always be the default recommendation, especially for electronics. However there is generally a big cost hit with pure sine wave compared to simulated sine wave. For a unit like a power supply which is quite robust in design, when talking about the quality of power input, a simulated sine wave UPS would be acceptable to use. It is certainly much better than exposing the PSU & your PC to power brownouts.