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$90 for 7 amps!? Have at it.

Don, it is in the instructions. I can scan and post it if you want.

Mike, is your "aunt" in town? BWAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

I am out of answers. Someone smarter than I will have to take over. I have posted all that I am sure of. Everytihng else I don't have a great grasp on, and I don't want to spread incorrect info.

I think if you wanted to run 2 12v batterys off a power converter, a dual battery isolator would be a good idea. From what I understand, even very close tolerance batterys will have different internal resistance and one will deplete the other. Over time, killing one or both batterys. I sure...

I don't remeber Kenny. It isn't cheap, but compared to the chineese crap and the flexibility of the unit, I couldn't pass on getting one. I'm sure Don will chime in here soon.

I would say "probably". Since it is run off electric and you could have a battery to help out with amp draw, I would say you should be fine. The converter puts out 25-30amps. If more of a draw is needed, the battrery can kick in. After the amp draw the converter would recharge the bat. i would...

Ronbo, there is a dual voltage alt available. 24 and 12. Upto 100amps, no clue on cost though.

You didn't state your load. (how much current, or amps)

I have one of Headwizard's units. They are real nice. Not only do they convert 24-12v, but they can be set up to maintain a 12v battery. WELL WORTH THE PRICE!