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I can to wrap y head around your running a whole house on only 21.81 amps First of all, everything so far on my system is 110v, though I can wire for 220. 4,800/110 = 43 amps, or factoring in peak watt rating of 6,000, we get 55 amps. 4,800 watts continuous, 6,000 watts peak is more than enough powe...

Thank you so much, LePaul. Exactly the kind of info and community I'm looking for. On the aspect of power, I run my house off a 4800 watt pure sine wave inverter, which is generally far more reliable and a better power source for electronics than our grid, however cycles with the fridge and freezer,...

Hi everyone, I'm new here, and to 3D printing, and I'm hoping for a little guidance as I look to make my investment. I'm an armchair inventor and kind of a shop monkey, and have been using CAD for over a decade, and I'm interested in designing and making parts and various things for practical applic...