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I ran a 4Kw heater and load meter was at about 95% on the meter. Probably cost a lot more than $2,500 if made today to the same standards. The military's acquision cost sticker on mine is listed at $3,460.00 in 1988. The quality of the connectors, fuel system, controls, switches, meters...

Yes I agree and I am going to explore that configuration when I run it again. What through me for a loop is the manual says in 240 mode to ground 1 of the 240 legs! However, in the 240 mode the service recepticles on the front do produce 120!

Okay, I think I got what you are saying. However, on this generator L1 and L2 are the single phase outputs for both 120 and 240. If I understand it this might be a difference between the 016B/E series and the 016A/C/D series. Realistically I have no three phase devices to run and I do not...

Trying to understand the 3ph generator and what acceptable loads are. The unit is 3KW rated but shows about 95% load when a 4kw resistive load is applied at 240VAC 1ph. With the redistribution switch in the 240 VAC 1ph position the load switch will register the same load for L1 and L2...