Rv Power Generator No power at outlets with Generator on.?
1978 dodge Monaco rv. When plugged into the house power everything works. When using the generator it does not?? does it have switch i need to throw? Thanks!
HI I had a friend who was having the same problem.... he later found out there was a plug-in in eather the cord box or the generator box that the cord needed to be pluged into. Look for that.. good luck tim
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That really wouldn't be a cleener, greener source of energy.
Just so you know, "watts per hour" is not a real unit. Watts measure power, Joules (or Watt-hours which are 3600 Joules) measure energy. The dash in "kW-hr" or "W-hr" does not mean "per", it means "multiplied by".
Remember: power is to energy as speed is to distance.
To critique your idea: At 200 Watts, you cannot really sustain that for an hour. I've only been able to instantaneously reach a little over 200 Watts. On half hour long pieces, my average power rating ends up being more like 150 Watts on long sustained pieces.
Do realize, that if you use 150 Watt humans to produce electricity, that to produce 1 kilowatt requires 7 people.
If you desire to pay these people a semi-decent salary of $15/hour (this would be their decent take home pay + administrative and overhead costs), this means that the price of 1 kW-hr of energy from these people would be $100.
$100 per kilowatt-hour!!!!!!!!!!!!! Good LORD that is expensive!
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That really wouldn't be a cleener, greener source of energy.
Just so you know, "watts per hour" is not a real unit. Watts measure power, Joules (or Watt-hours which are 3600 Joules) measure energy. The dash in "kW-hr" or "W-hr" does not mean "per", it means "multiplied by".
Remember: power is to energy as speed is to distance.
To critique your idea:
At 200 Watts, you cannot really sustain that for an hour. I've only been able to instantaneously reach a little over 200 Watts. On half hour long pieces, my average power rating ends up being more like 150 Watts on long sustained pieces.
Do realize, that if you use 150 Watt humans to produce electricity, that to produce 1 kilowatt requires 7 people.
If you desire to pay these people a semi-decent salary of $15/hour (this would be their decent take home pay + administrative and overhead costs), this means that the price of 1 kW-hr of energy from these people would be $100.
$100 per kilowatt-hour!!!!!!!!!!!!! Good LORD that is expensive!