[DM-MUG] Printing in a no-grid situation

Sharalyn homeonthefarm at iowatelecom.net
Sun Jun 22 17:07:32 CDT 2008


Ok, this sounds too technical and impractical...and probably too
expensive... for me to take this much further. But just so I understand,
what is a ³very large inverter² and what what is a ³true sin²? Is there a
plug and play version of what you are referring to or would it require a lot
of knowledge or money to make it work?

Finally, one last question. I have a back-up battery for my computer. Could
the printer work off that or is that the same as a car battery?

Thanks very much for your time,

Roses


On 6/22/08 4:52 PM, "Dean" <W5GXL at ARRL.NET> wrote:

> That kind of printer would only work on a very large inverter off you car
> battery..
> 1500 watts or more.
> It must be a "true sin" type of inverter too.
> A laser printer does not like dirty AC power or any hint of a square wave ..
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> 73  Dean  W5GXL
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> W5GXL at ARRL.NET
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