This new Yamaha looks like it is more "bang for the buck" than the Honda EU2000i for RVing. What do the experts think? Anybody have any experience with this Yamaha?
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Try running a 13.5k Roof Air with a Honda 200O and you will know why I purchased the Yamaha 2400. It it awsome!
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If you plan on running your air conditioner you had better look at the Honda EU3000I. You can even get it with remote control. If you only need a 2000 you can pick up a Honda for under $1000.00.
The 2400 and 2800 Yamaha will start most 13.5k AC units just fine. I have personally seen them run serveral differnt combinations in addition to my own setup.
Just bought one last week [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/biggrin.gif[/img]
There 1,179 from Wise on E-bay with free shipping.
Should run every thing I have in mind
But I do like the ideal that I could run 2 together like the Hondas
if needed in the future.
Plus all the Bikes are Yamaha's
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