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Old 03-05-2015, 10:12 PM
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Originally Posted by k7780446
Haha Ya I was looking at using a double battery set up with on isolated but like you said the costof that work I might as well go with a generator. Thanks guys! Any suggestions on a quiet gen for me??
A Honda whisper generator, this guy I bow fish has one we run on the boat at night constantly and we can talk without it bothering us
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Honda EU2000i or EU3000i depending on your wattages. Whisper quiet and they run forever on a tank of fuel. Gonna run you upwards of $1000+
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Originally Posted by Jreimnitz150
Honda EU2000i or EU3000i depending on your wattages. Whisper quiet and they run forever on a tank of fuel. Gonna run you upwards of $1000+
^^ This ^^

If you want to consider buying a used one to save a small (yes small) bit of coin, check out some local camping sales dealers in your area, or camping forums, as quiet generators are very popular with the camping crowd.

However, because of their popularity, they hold a strong resale value. If you are able to score on one for a reasonable price, consider yourself very lucky!



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