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Honda EU10 generators
Submitted: Friday, Oct 04, 2002 at 00:00
daren
Just been to the melbourne 4 x 4 and
fishing
show.
Thought that someone might be interested to know that there are 2 mob's selling the honda generators eu10 there . one lots price is $1350 and the other for $1300. Thought that was a bargin.
One bloke started one , boy that thing was quiet. you could comfortly talk next to it without it anoying you.
hope it helps someone
Daren
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AnswerID: 7168 Submitted: Friday, Oct 04, 2002 at 00:00
Member - Peter
replied: Yes Daren, they are very quiet and efficient. I have had mine for about two years, bought it not long after they came out for $1200, and have used it whenever I go camping/caravaning. Have run three caravans on it for approx 5 hours on one tank. One problem with them is that they are very oil level sensitive, must maintain full oil level or they stop and also should be kept on a level surface or uneven oil level will stop it, other than that, best buy I ever made. Good Travelling, Peter.
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FollowupID: 3272 Submitted: Saturday, Oct 05, 2002 at 00:00
Old Soldier posted:
Peter,
I also have one and like you, am totally impressed.
Have had no problems so far with low oil and I am just wondering when the time comes what is the best oil to use?
What oil do you use - brand and grade?
regards
Dennis
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FollowupID: 3322 Submitted: Tuesday, Oct 08, 2002 at 00:00
Member - Peter posted:
Gi'day Old Soldier, The oil I use is Castrol GTX2 20W-50. The genie only holds .25L of oil so that is why the level is critical, as much as a tablespoon full will upset it. The unit does not use a lot, but, if it suddenly stops for no apparent reason, check that oil level is full. A drop or two to top up and away she goes again. Hope this is of help. Good Travelling, Peter.
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FollowupID: 3358 Submitted: Friday, Oct 11, 2002 at 00:00
Old Soldier posted:
Thanks for the info Peter, will keep it in mind when I need to add oil. regards
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AnswerID: 7205 Submitted: Sunday, Oct 06, 2002 at 00:00
Bruce
replied: Yes top machine..had a little 350 w honda..sold it and bought the eu10...very quiet , very economical , not to heavy..just ideal
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AnswerID: 7327 Submitted: Friday, Oct 11, 2002 at 00:00
Emjay
replied: I've ordered a van with a fairly expensive solar system on it. Since doing so, I've read a bit about the problems of maintaining supply when the natural instinct is to park in the shade. This can be solved with portable panels but I believe they have an expensive habit of vanishing.
Is a generator a better option that would eliminate some of the solar panels? Obviously a generator would need to be chained up if unattended but I imagine it would do a quicker job of charging batteries so theft would be less of a problem. Anybody have any thoughts on which way is the better one?
Michael
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FollowupID: 3362 Submitted: Friday, Oct 11, 2002 at 00:00
Bob Y. posted:
Evening All, Am very interestd in everyones comments, as have been looking at the EU10s, and have a big interest in solar. The Honda's can be hooked together, with unit of same size to double the power, would be handy, if travelling with someone else, with one. I must be naive too, didn't realise you could lose solar panels in the bush. However did see a bloke in
Winton
earlier this week, he had 2 large panels on the roof of his people mover van, I'd say they must have 120 watt units as they were longer than the vehicle was wide, by a few cm's. Would keep the car cooler, but not much charge going into the caravan, when the cars a few clicks away. Someone mentioned, a few weeks ago, the 12 volt charger/Honda engine, made in NSW, that can put out 55 amps@ 12 volt. Catch you later...Bob.
PS S'pose they'd have legs as long as a solar panel, when you were away from camp!!
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