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The Honda 2000i's is a nice option. Hook two in parallel to get 4KW. 
Another options is the Yamaha 2400. Two can be hooked together in 
parallel to produce 4.8 KW. They are about the same noise lever. The 
Yamaha is about 70 pounds. The Honda is about 50 pounds. Both could be 
handled by one person - although the Yamaha would be a little difficult 
for some. The Honda 3000i is a two person job.

Truman

Teresa Williams wrote:
> For what it's worth, I would try to stick with the Honda gens. I have 
> two 2000i's and can hook them up in series if I need the A/C for a 
> while, or I can use just one to charge the batteries, run the 
> microwave, or brew a pot of coffee. They are light and highly reliable.
> TW
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> *From:* Diana Peterson <diana2507@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> *To:* ride camp camp <ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> *Sent:* Tuesday, November 18, 2008 11:04:08 PM
> *Subject:* [RC] Generator advice
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> Hi
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> I am looking to buy a new generator. We are using a honda 3000i . It 
> is my friend 's and sheis  very happy with it..
> BUT it is very expensive.( $2000)
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> I was looking at a Kipor IG3000 Inverter .( $ 1200)..has anyone used 
> them ? does anybody have some info on them ?
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> I have one friend who has one and he is very happy with it ...i just 
> wanted some more input before i buy one.
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> Diana :-)
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> I am too blessed to be stressed and too anointed to be disappointed.
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> My God shall supply all my needs according to his riches in glory by 
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