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I would think it is much like driving a Bentley, at that level of elegance, one doesn't worry about the fuel mileage .Big E
So not only does your converter use a lot of lecky, your whole workshop does I can happily work with 140w of general lighting with an extra 60w local light if using a machine. And 1kw of heating seems to work quite well clicking on and off on a thermostat. Only on when I'm in the shop, no need to keep the arthritis off old machines
OTdo you store the solar generated juice or is it when the sun shines we have power, whats the conversion efficiency from the dc to ac Now I do know the answer to the second ? and I know how you could store the power but it would be expensive outlay. But i bet a lot of the forum members would like to be enlightened into the free energy syndrome , maybe a new thread from you on the subject would be a good read , as you have first hand knowledge of your installation.Stuart