Honda generator
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HI all, I"m looking to get one of those quite Honda EU1000i generators for all our Jet needs ( charging, power for tools ). Any know the best place to pick one up.
I also noticed their is a knock off, Duropower DP1000i at half the price of the Honda, anyone bought one, any good.
http://duropower.com/item.asp?PID=7&FID=1&level=0
Rcpete
I also noticed their is a knock off, Duropower DP1000i at half the price of the Honda, anyone bought one, any good.
http://duropower.com/item.asp?PID=7&FID=1&level=0
Rcpete
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From: drachtenFriesland, NETHERLANDS
Hi your right they are realy great for our hobby!
I have the 2000 W version from a camping store!
It will do anything even your coffeemachine! LOL
http://www.kiporgeneratorsonline.com/kipor2000.htm
Merry Christmas.
I have the 2000 W version from a camping store!
It will do anything even your coffeemachine! LOL
http://www.kiporgeneratorsonline.com/kipor2000.htm
Merry Christmas.
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Here are some Durapowers:
http://www.pricegrabber.com/search_a...rs%5B%5D=DUROP
http://www.amazon.com/DuroPower-1200.../dp/B000GU2RP0
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=pd_rs_1/...r%20generators
Here are some Durapowers:
http://www.pricegrabber.com/search_a...rs%5B%5D=DUROP
http://www.amazon.com/DuroPower-1200.../dp/B000GU2RP0
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=pd_rs_1/...r%20generators
"also noticed their is a knock off, Duropower DP1000i at half the price of the Honda, anyone bought one, any good.
http://duropower.com/item.asp?PID=7&FID=1&level=0"
Rcpete
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Not sure "I get it!" We have a link to a generator in the first post that rcpete is asking about.
"also noticed their is a knock off, Duropower DP1000i at half the price of the Honda, anyone bought one, any good.
http://duropower.com/item.asp?PID=7&FID=1&level=0"
Rcpete
I've added the boldface...
I'm SURE I understand this as a question to any owners of it.
Dave
ORIGINAL: bruce88123
Here are some Durapowers:
http://www.pricegrabber.com/search_a...rs%5B%5D=DUROP
http://www.amazon.com/DuroPower-1200.../dp/B000GU2RP0
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=pd_rs_1/...r%20generators
Here are some Durapowers:
http://www.pricegrabber.com/search_a...rs%5B%5D=DUROP
http://www.amazon.com/DuroPower-1200.../dp/B000GU2RP0
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=pd_rs_1/...r%20generators
"also noticed their is a knock off, Duropower DP1000i at half the price of the Honda, anyone bought one, any good.
http://duropower.com/item.asp?PID=7&FID=1&level=0"
Rcpete
I've added the boldface...
I'm SURE I understand this as a question to any owners of it.
Dave
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From: DundasOntario, CANADA
Hey Pete,
I'll probably be getting one next season . It will especially be useful for charging large , high power electrics . I'm leaning towards the Yamaha equivalent to the Honda . The price of the "knock off" looks tempting but I'll pay the extra and go with the name brand with quieter operation.
Marc
I'll probably be getting one next season . It will especially be useful for charging large , high power electrics . I'm leaning towards the Yamaha equivalent to the Honda . The price of the "knock off" looks tempting but I'll pay the extra and go with the name brand with quieter operation.
Marc
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I have a Honda 1000 and it works great. If I were to do it over again, I would go for a 2000. A friend in Dallas bought a Honda 2000 knock off for about half the price and it works great. Not sure what brand it is. DB ratings were the same as the Honda.
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Just ordered a Honda 2000 yesterday $965 Shipped FedEx and no sales tax - http://www.wisesales.com/
Forget about the knock-off's. I bought one last summer and it lasted about 15 hours before it self destructed.
Forget about the knock-off's. I bought one last summer and it lasted about 15 hours before it self destructed.
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Just ordered a Honda 2000 yesterday $965 Shipped FedEx and no sales tax - http://www.wisesales.com/
Forget about the knock-off's. I bought one last summer and it lasted about 15 hours before it self destructed.
Just ordered a Honda 2000 yesterday $965 Shipped FedEx and no sales tax - http://www.wisesales.com/
Forget about the knock-off's. I bought one last summer and it lasted about 15 hours before it self destructed.
Dave
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you are correct .... i misstyped that ... oops 

ORIGINAL: bruce88123
Could he have meant 600 Watts?
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600 AMPS ? SMALL ?
600 AMPS ? SMALL ?

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i have a small 600amp one ... i love it !
i have a small 600amp one ... i love it !
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CA
Hey guys!
I have owned both the Honda and Yamaha generators. Both are fantastic. I bought the 2400 watt Yamaha because it could also power a small AC unit. I have known a few guys that have purchased the knock-offs (no names come to mind immediately, but they had a yellow case) and the biggest problem they had was getting them started. Both the Hondas and Yamahas will start first-pull without exception, or until the temp drops below 30 degrees. The others had a hard time time in nice weather and rarely started at all below 30. You can't go wrong with either the Yamaha or the Honda. The Yamaha is about 3 decibels quieter. Neither are cheap.
Brian G
I have owned both the Honda and Yamaha generators. Both are fantastic. I bought the 2400 watt Yamaha because it could also power a small AC unit. I have known a few guys that have purchased the knock-offs (no names come to mind immediately, but they had a yellow case) and the biggest problem they had was getting them started. Both the Hondas and Yamahas will start first-pull without exception, or until the temp drops below 30 degrees. The others had a hard time time in nice weather and rarely started at all below 30. You can't go wrong with either the Yamaha or the Honda. The Yamaha is about 3 decibels quieter. Neither are cheap.
Brian G
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From: Nashville, TN,
I have a Honda 3000ie. Not exactly portable, I keep it chained up in my truck for work. What sold me was electric start. It also has eco throttle. You push a button and the rpm's drop really low. It will only rev up enough to run whatever you need. I don't think the smaller ones offer elec start. You can't go wrong with the Honda. If I get a smaller one, it will be a Honda. If I didn't need it for work, and only used it occasionaly, I may opt for the cheaper knock off.



