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I have mentioned before about inverter/chargers and there is a supplier just north of Eugene, Oregon that we have done business with a couple of times and that is Don Rowe, www.donrowe.com , it is my personal opinion that you get what you pay for and there is some cheap inverters out there. I prefer having pure sine wave inverters as they operate electronic systems and some motors more efficiently. One thing you have to take into consideration is in running well pumps that they need nearly twice the starting amps than the running amps. Most all inverters have a momentary higher amperage and you need to know that figure or the well pump is likely to overload the inverter, in example, let's just say a 2,000 watt inverter will run a well pump, but if it doesn't provide 4,000 watts for a few seconds the startup of that pump may fail. Give Don Rowe a call, they can probably help figure out what you need, in all our dealings with them they have never tried to sell us something we didn't need or want
Good points and you like some others here really know your stuff.