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Exactly!

That's what I like! Do it cause you can. Not because you have to. When I was in trade school here, the SPS was brand new. Programing was like voodoo. I could make things work in the lab after about 100 tries. We had a kid in class with me, a dud. His name was Mirko. The boy could not do...

These things exist. Craig could program it I am sure, into his remote start setup. We use something like this here in the photo electric world. I for the life of me dont kno the english name of it, as I have only installed/used it here and its called an SPS. Its for all intents and purposes, a...

Best case is 75-85% load. You can run it higher, as long as no unexpected load pops up.

Not that fast. I have often said, you all are never going to run your sets like the military. 24/7 for weeks and months at a time. How many hours do you run a year? Not anywhere enough. And if you need backup for a few weeks, well, when its over, burn it out in ahour or three with a load bank...

We had this problem in HAWK and PATRIOT. The gen sets were simply too big for the job, 98% of the time. Its that 2% that was the killer. But I am getting the cart before the horse. Some smart TROSCOM guy, thought that what was needed to combat this wet stacking problem, was a parasitic load...