I liked the electric starter alot. One time I let it run out of gas and die. After I filled the gas the electric starter didn't work got upset and left it alone for a day and it started. I use it to run the heat and air on top of my van. And charging 3 power stations. Worth the money but you have to pay for gas. Thanks

Packaged really well. Overall not that loud. Performing the break in now. Fired up, fine. Adapts to loading satisfactorily. Amazed it's so light. If it takes a dump, believe me I'll update this review

I previously purchased the 2000W unit and was happy enough that when I needed another I purchased this 3000W inverter.
It was easy enough to install and was working fine, until one day I came home and my solar system was dead, the main 200A battery fuse was blown. I traced the issue to a short on the input terminals of the 3000W unit ( I had a 200A circuit breaker feeding it but the battery fuse went first).
The only load I had on the inverter was a full sized fridge and small chest freezer, I can't understand why this would cause a failure (way way waaaaay below the 3000W limit). Even if the output is overloaded the unit should be able to protect itself, not just self destruct!
I tried using a pre-charge resistor but the voltage on the terminals would not rise. I think this unit was destined to fail from the start.
Just glad it died within the return window and I was able to get a full refund.

This only works in direct sunlight, 6-7 watts with full sun on it, but otherwise it fell off completely and I got nothing out of it. I would only use this if I was recharging a device that had it's own battery that needed to be kept topped off with a trickle charge.