1. Ridgeline

    Ridgeline Road Train Member

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    What’s the wattage of the skillet?

    it is an inductive load and some inverters don’t like inductive loads.
     
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  3. International2020

    International2020 Light Load Member

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    Im thinking that’s what it has to be at this point. My alternator
     
  4. International2020

    International2020 Light Load Member

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    OK, hey so I finally just got the alternator replaced and I’m still having the same ####ing issue after about 3045 minutes of not even running anything off of it maybe my Wi-Fi router or fridge or something it eventually goes into low DC cut off again any other ideas on what could be the electrical system has been replaced at this point the inverter the batteries, cables, alternator I don’t know what else it could be It’s really starting to piss me off
     
  5. Tb0n3

    Tb0n3 Road Train Member

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    Keep in mind that high draws when the truck is off will cause a huge voltage drop. If you're going to be running high wattage loads make sure the truck is running. The lower the voltage the higher the amperage for the same power draw.
     
  6. wifi_guru

    wifi_guru Medium Load Member

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    Arnt most skillets coffee pots and other cooking appliances rated for atleast 1700 watts
     
  7. International2020

    International2020 Light Load Member

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    So I figured out the problem guys the entire time there’s been a ####ing cable missing from my batteries. All four of my batteries were never connected together. There’s entire time I’ve been running this truck from two batteries. The sad thing is the amount of people I’ve had look at this ####ing truck and nobody noticed that but yet I did
     
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  8. beastr123

    beastr123 Road Train Member

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    "Also clean your battery terminals and ground connections at least twice per year "
     
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