Cracking the AC Code! CHEAP Efficient DUAL FUEL Generator Better Than Honda?

Subscribe: / @cheaprvliving
In this exciting review, we take a look at the Pulsar Dual Fuel Generator that sells for only $400 right now on Amazon. After years of trying out various AC units and trying to run them on solar.. I have come to the conclusion that a Dual Fuel generator with the AC unit of your choice is the ultimate van life cooling solution. Find out why in this video!
📌DO NOT RUN THIS GENERATOR INSIDE OF YOUR VAN
🔴AMAZON LINK PROPANE GENERATOR:
✅Pulsar 2,200W Portable Dual Fuel Quiet Inverter Generator
amzn.to/4atfV0Z
🔴SMALL WINDOW AC UNITS
✅MIDEA 5,000 BTU Easy Cool Small Window AC Unit
amzn.to/4dFqxwA
✅Frigidaire Window Air Conditioner, 5,000 BTU
amzn.to/3V6TlH4
🔴MINI SPLIT UNIT FOR BUS OR RV (This generator WILL run this 9,000 BTU Mini Split unit)
✅Senville LETO Series Mini Split 9000 BTU
amzn.to/3WJ1IKc
🔴ALL RECOMMENDED AC UNITS IN ONE PLACE
amzn.to/3UMlx0r
🔴PROPANE TANKS:
✅Flame King 20 Pound Steel Propane Tank Cylinder
amzn.to/4bvqp1q
✅Flame King 30 Pound Steel Propane Tank Cylinder
amzn.to/3wRKZcZ
✅Flame King 10LB Steel Propane Tank Cylinder
amzn.to/3K7aKZR
🔴BACKPACK MINI SPLITS AC SYSTEMS:
✅MINISPLIT WALL MOUNTING BRACKET
amzn.to/46fwug3
✅NEKPOKKA 12V DC air conditioner- SHIPS DIRECTLY FROM AMAZON
amzn.to/3N7NoV4
✅Gouku 12 V RV Truck Camper Van Air Conditioner- SHIPS DIRECTLY FROM AMAZON
amzn.to/461LaiU
✅Treeligo 12V Air Conditioner Backpack Mini Split
amzn.to/43UR5UZ
✅Treeligo DC 12 Volt RV Truck Air Conditioner
amzn.to/3N2y8bZ
✅Aspligo- DC 12V Conditioner- Electric Parking Split A/C
amzn.to/3quP9nB
✅10000mAh Rechargeable Portable, 8-Inch Battery Operated Clip on Fan
amzn.to/3Pbt73O
_______________________________________________________
Check Out the CheapRVliving Video Content as Podcasts:
/ @cheaprvliving
Be sure to check out my Amazon store, which is full of items that I either use myself, or know other nomads who use them.
My Amazon Store
www.amazon.com/shop/cheaprvli...
AMAZON LINKS - Items I Recommend:
➡️Power Stations
amzn.to/3P4S3YV
➡️12V Batteries
amzn.to/3R16srM
➡️Portable Solar Panels
amzn.to/3PzhK5z
➡️Hard Solar Panels
amzn.to/45EVXPi
➡️Gas and Dual Fuel Generators
amzn.to/3L8Ix5W
➡️Air Conditioner Units
amzn.to/3P5wAip
➡️Pop Up Tents
amzn.to/3sNkFyc
Buy anything through my Amazon Store and the commission helps support the channel. As an Amazon Influencer, I earn a small commission from qualifying purchases.
______________________________________
Website:
cheaprvliving.com
Looking for a Cool Hat, T-Shirt, Stickers and More..
cheaprvliving.myspreadshop.com
My Book- How to Live in a Car, Van or RV:
amzn.to/3LDxDWW
My Amazon Store:
www.amazon.com/shop/cheaprvli...
---------------------------------------------------------------
Socials:
• Facebook: / cheaprvlivingdotcom
• Instagram: @CheapRVliving
______________________________________
Thanks for watching!

[@conniehamilton1781]

I just bought this same unit after the first episode of Bob’s friend highlighting this generator. It arrived a week before three tornadoes hit my area in the Florida panhandle and we were out of power for five days. I have an Ecoflow Delta 1300 and a Delta Max - one to run house fridge and one to run a second fridge and chest freezer in an outbuilding. I learned quickly I need more solar panels! I solved my problem by plugging the solar generators into my new Pulsar to recharge them both from 20% to full in a little more than an hour each day. I hadn’t even gotten my new propane tank filled yet but had just a little gas left in my BBQ grill tank. I was amazed that the unit isn’t that heavy, how easy it starts, how quiet it runs and so so happy that I don’t have to store gallons and gallons of gasoline year round. I ran it for a total of six hours and still have gas left in the tank. My neighbor spent $150 on gasoline to keep his big noisy genny running! 😮 He’s now switching over to my setup 😉 P.S. I’m a very petite almost-70-year-old lady 😊

[@ellereynolds344]

You can buy a conversion kit for gas generators to run on propane. We converted our gas generator and hooked it up to our 250 gallon propane tank.

[@annnonomys3132]

Thanks for your helpful comment. You commented that you still have a little propane left after 6 hours. How big of a propane tank was that? Thanks.

[@lrndspirit5567]

If you install a softstart on your ac you can run a full 15K BTU air conditioner. Will still take 1400 watts to run. A soft start costs around $200-300 dollars, but is well worth it if you want to boondock and not carry a large generator. Softstart fixes the problem of the ramp up surge needed to start a ac which can be up to 8000 watts. A smaller generators can't handle the ramp up on the larger ac. The soft start will also fix the issue of running ac off a standard 20 amp house plug when mooch docking as well. it also will extend the life of your ac since it puts less start up stress on the system even when your have full hookups.. Only took me an hour to install myself with no electric background. Manufactures will provide all the hardware needed and how-to sheets and there is plenty of reference videos out there. You just cut a few wires and splice it into the ac unit. It really should become standard equipment moving forward.

[@kkdonny4096]

That’s great advice it seems !! Thx

[@josemedeiros007]

Great advice!

[@Chubbydippin]

Not completely sure, but I thought you could buy a window unit that has that soft start function already built into it?

[@emartin851]

​@@ChubbydippinWouldn't that be part of the energy saving mode?

[@lrndspirit5567]

@@Chubbydippin For a van build maybe, but a small window unit will not keep my 28' Travel trailer cool in the summer. I'm referring to a standard roof top ac units 15K BTU Coleman Mach. Window units most likely don't have the same watt and amp demands, but they also cant put out the same BTU. I have 1100 watts of solar on top of my travel trailer and another 400 watts of ground panels and together have run my AC without even needing to run my generator on solar along with my Bluetti AC200 max and B230 with the added charge enhancer which adds up to input of 1400 watts max from a potential 1600. Without the soft start this setup wouldn't work. But now for 5 hours out of the day during peak sun in summer I can run my ac fully off my setup. Early mornings and late evenings would need support from a 2200 watt generator in high heat. I have a GENMAX Portable Inverter Generator, 3500W now which has a remote start and love it. Started with a IGEN2200 Westinghouse that worked fine up until I got to 8000 foot plus elevation in CO. You loose 3% power output per 1000 feet above sea level due to less O2. So a 2200 generator ends up maxing output at 1540 which left me no headroom.

[@Harleyglide03]

Bob, I would like to see you do a video of technology advancements we have seen since you started mobile living. It’s probably a lot more than what we think.

[@mariolucero4269]

That’s a great idea, I would love to see that!

[@keithjansen1734]

Another benefit to the propane generator is if you are running a low or no load on it you can use it to recharge your solar generator battery.

[@grindychum]

It would be nice to hear more real world info from your friend - what size AC she is using? Average wattage draw, average runtime and how long does a 20lb tank last for AC duty.

[@garypayton5081]

5000 BTU is as high as I would go. I'm off the grid and that's my setup

[@jayoman4453]

Make sure you change your oil after the first few hours when new, and then no more than 50 hours of running. Since propane runs cleaner then gas the oil will look clean, however the oil will still breakdown after time. Add an hour meter to the generator to keep track of how many hours of running time.

[@zappa1952]

I bought a duel-fuel generator. Never put gas in it. Primarily bought for days when solar isn't available. 1800 watts/1500 w/propane. I have 2 refrigerators,1 big 1 small and a t.v to power. I have 2 bluetti's. A 800w and a 600w. Hopefully this will work for me. Next winter willbe 1st in Quartzsite. Thanks for all you do!

[@sharonadcock8500]

Bob, this is probably one of your most important channel reviews , I'm definitely sharing this and i'm saving it as well

[@jlewis4587]

I have a Champion 2500w dual fuel generator/inverter. It’s very similar to the one shown in the video. Minor differences with the interface. It will burn through a 20 pound propane tank in about 34 hours on continuous run on eco mode. Not 2 weeks as mentioned in the video at 8:15.

[@alienprepper5918]

Yeah I have the same gen as you. He must have misspoken.

[@maryvaughn9227]

I believe Bob was referring to still using the solar generators but on days when it’s cloudy - run the propane generator for an hour or two each day to charge the batteries. Then that would be 2 hours times 14 days = 28 hours total.

[@PatrickPrice-ny2ie]

As usual another "Outstanding Video" well spoken & editorial done in both good faith & taste. I saved up for over 6 months for a Honda electric remote start because I knew that in the next year that I'd be doing the van life chasing the good weather etc... I've almost got everything the way I want it before stricking out on my own including a AAA membership too.

[@ggebhard1]

Thanks Bob! Mine are expensive, but I have 2-2200 Hondas that are dual fuel, also. One of them has a 30 amp outlet. With all smaller gasoline tools, you should always run mid to premium gas, so your carburetors don’t get gummed up or even eaten up by ethanol gas. That Generator sounds as quiet as a Honda, over my phone. And the price is perfect!!

[@briang4914]

The main problem is ethanol. Stations sell non ethanol gas for a bit more but it will store WAY longer.

[@joanndavis4843]

Good generator to have 👍. Quieter than most and has a handle that you can loop a chain through to lock it up to your rig.

[@joemonahan2972]

Thank you Bob. Again your the #1 source for Nomad / RV living helpful tips and education. Joe from Smyrna Delaware

[@kkdonny4096]

Yes he’s Top Shelf in what he does.

[@coastalkev3776]

Sitting in my van in Yuma. °98 today. Park under a tree ( if you can find one ). The shade helps a lot. For 8yrs I've used the Powermate 2000. Gas. 5000 watt Artic King window unit. It's mounted in window of rear door. Back home in Mississippi we have non ethanol gas . No gumming. On a road trip using ethanol gas daily , no problem. A full generator of gas runs the a/c 8 hours. I use this set up just for the hottest part of the day. Tip...these new generators have a feature that if it is low on oil , it won't start. Check the oil level first if you are having start problems. Change oil every 50 hours. I change it every 25. Starts right up with fresh oil. a/c takes 800 watts at start up then runs at 400. Turn throttle switch to high when starting the a/c. When you hear the generator surge ( a/c is starting ) then switch to low idle. All of this a/c and generator stuff ends tomorrow as I'll be in San Diego. High of °65 . Glad I brought shoes and socks .😂

[@susanjane439]

I followed my daughter to Florida to retire because of health reasons. I have been so worried about having air conditioner if a hurricane takes the power out. I can finally rest easy I ordered one of these today! I would love to join your nomad tribe but I'm running out of time. I also have two dogs and a cat. I love watching you.

[@mmmd3429]

You can still do it with modifications. If it doesn't work out, you tried though.

[@beemrdon52]

Too big and bulky for a Toyota minivan...generator + propane tank(s) + air conditioner.

[@MrMike-fn4hi]

Propane is definitely a great fuel for generators. A 2000ish watt unit should run about 24-30 hours at 1/4 load on a full 20lb'r. Thanks for the demo and review.

[@SuperSushidog]

Yep, but if you're running an air conditioner at full load a 2,000-watt generator will go through that tank in only 12 hours. That's only 1/2 a day for $15-$25 worth of propane. That's unaffordable in my book, which is why I chose to go with solar. It costs more initially but quickly pays for itself.

[@Craigh4597]

@@SuperSushidog very true. Gas is much cheaper to run than propane.

[@russellzauner]

I always see wind blowing your hair, you should make a little air concentrator for a wind generator (basically a cylinder with vents on all sides). You can get some crazy power out of some designs, the air collector/concentrators are the secret just like diffusion and fluorescence is the secret to boosting your solar panels.

[@mikewoodson6509]

Glad to see this review, Pulsar makes awesome products ! I’ve got the gas only model that I’ve had for just over a year and have never had any issues with, but now you’ve got me thinking about upgrading!! Love your videos, always learning from your experience!

[@larrycox6614]

Excellent advice Bob. For the same reasons you gave...I looked for a solution 2 years agl. After watching a YT video 2 years ago, I bought a Honda 2200i & a separate propane conversion kit. Waited for both to come in and never put a drop of gasoline in it. Very similar to the Pulsar, after priming it has started on the 3rd pull every time. HOWEVER, even though it had the 30A RV plug I was looking for so I could plug it directly into my RV like a shore power connection, the Honda cost me $1100. If I had to do it again, I would get the Pulsar 4000 Dual Fuel unit that has the 30A outlet at just $600 & 47lbs...I can still buy 2 of those for the price of the Honda and get 4X the power output. Thanks for the update Bob

[@anitasimmons3599]

Thank you for another informative video. Generators have really became more efficient and cheaper over the last 20 years... lighter too. Thank you again for educating us. Safe travels.

[@judsimonson9087]

Since the generator is a floating neutral and not bonded to ground it is probably a good and safe idea to use a grounding plug to avoid getting shocked. That's why most generators used for portable construction are grounded. Read up on it!

[@paulmaag6958]

Yep, I ground mine.

[@Lobo-Perez]

I'm not a construction worker so I had no idea, never heard of it, I've been reading up on it for an hour now and have learned nothing, seems unnecessary like connecting a grounding plug to a motor vehicle.

[@mmmd3429]

​@@Lobo-PerezIf you're running just extension cords you will be fine. Hooking it up as a primary source for an RV, ground it!

[@judywhite7782]

How do you ground it for Rv Use..?

[@SuperCJification]

@@mmmd3429 I would definitely hook up the grounding strap if I was going to run something that could get wet or interact with the environment like an RV

[@PulpParadise]

Thank you for continuing to share information that we need, Bob. This is all great to know.

[@timjchick]

Generators run great on propane. One of my neighbors was throwing out a 5000 watt generator after he couldn’t get it to run during a power outage. He removed the fuel tank from it to use with another generator and he put the generator out by the road for trash pickup or scrappers to pick it up. I snagged it and ordered a propane conversion kit for it. It runs great on the propane.

[@michaelconover1559]

Your the man ,Bob ! You are so very helpful...I wanted too thankyou ,also I appreciate everything you are doing for people....Take Care , Bob !

[@donwilliams6879]

I have an Energizer 2200 watt gas generator that I use. It has 12 volt DC outlets that allow me to recharge my two 100 ah solar batteries on cloudy or stormy days when I'm boondocking. It starts easily and is very quiet. I carry a 2.5 gallon steel gas can that I keep on my motorcycle carrier when I'm driving. The generator fits perfectly in the area in front of the passenger seat of my E250 Ford van. I don't have AC but it's great if I want to use a microwave, TV, DVD player etc. See you at the RTR! Safe travels to all.

[@robbiewright9573]

Great information. Thank you, Bob!!

[@Buck_Jones1909]

This really great information and timely as we approach summer! TY Bob!

[@bradwartman3647]

I installed a Softstart onto my AC and run it using our Champion 2400 Dual Fuel. Note that on propane will run at 90% of it’s rated capacity compared to gasoline and if you have a built-in battery charger you may need to either switch it off or wait until the batteries are fully charged to avoid overloading your generator. I run both gasoline and propane, much prefer propane as the exhaust gas smell is much less.

[@RustyHebert-ke9cd]

I have a small rooftop ac. 8k btu. How long can u run ur ac on a 20 gal propane tank?

[@RS-oy7uh]

Great idea.....thanks Bob

[@grannypeacock1218]

Just what we’ve been waiting for

[@deborahbrebner1237]

I have never had my propane last 2 wks. I usually get 24-48 hrs depending on use. But still very good . I have power banks that I charge and when full use those and then switch to generator to recharge but use it more full time to run the Ecowave air conditioner. Thanks for this as I watched previous videos where you mentioned solar better but I prefer my generator and power banks with portable panels. Thanks for including this.

[@vanchick3262]

I just purchased another dual fuel, Pulsar. You can't beat the $400 deal! I bought my first Pulsar in 2019 when I first moved into my van and packed it around for years just in case I needed to run my A/C, which was just my floor model air-conditioner I had been using in my apartment. It was over kill I know. That thing blew ice cold and I vented it out my passenger side window with a custom-made hose vent holder. I only had to use my Pulsar a few times when it got over 90 degrees or more. I didn't want to pack gasoline around both for risk of fire and toxic fumes in such a small space. The generator does have a pretty good seal though. I think if you have a good quality gas can, packing a gallon or two of gas around shouldn't be a big deal. I found out it starts right up with one pull on gas. It takes a bit more to get it going on propane, though. Anyway, besides the ease of use, it also is a pure sine wave safe for charging sensitive electronics and is light enough for petite women like me to move around. I would recommend this generator to anyone!

[@thepatternforms859]

Which floor AC?

[@lonestarlaurel]

Nailed it again, Bob! So grateful for the many, many, many of your helpful life changing, possibility creating, invaluable ideas otherwise unavailable anywhere else videos. Stay safe and happy trails. 🙏🏼🐾🎶

[@Harleyglide03]

Thanks Bob.

[@gpcampbell2]

Thanks Bob for all the great information Planning van life when I retire in 3 Years

[@joshm3342]

The info on Soft Starts for AC units is good. ALSO consider the elevation you will be operating the generator. For every 1000 ft above sea level (less oxygen) you will lose 2-3% of max power. So, check the User Manual for power output using Propane, then deduct for your elevation. Good luck!

[@ET_Videos]

Thanks for the information! I have been so lazy to go out and buy one of these, I really need to just DO IT!

[@mandaloria9761]

Thank you for this video Bob. I live in Cypress, Texas and a week and a half ago we had a tornado hit us and knock out our power for 5 very hot Texas days. We couldn't find a hotel that would take us and our 4 pets. There weren't any to find even without our pets. I wasn't going to leave them so we stuck it out at home using our portable power stations and portable solar panels. Well it wasn't absolutely sunny all day so we had enough for our fans & they did get us through the night. It would have been great to run one of our portable & window AC units. Thanks again for this video. I was on the fence about which generator to purchase. Now I know which one to get so that at least we can hunker down in a small room with a window AC unit going and we won't bake. I learn so much from your videos!!!

[@njanderson4342]

Thanks Bob

[@joeglennaz]

Thanks, Bob!

[@leslieservantofgod8601]

Excellent and it's quiet

[@user-vt4gw8pz7o]

You are great man!! Only been watching for about a year but the honesty and sincerity makes you!! I read comments just to get a kick out of your critics. ❤😂

[@ernieb3626]

Great Info Bob I’m gonna share it with my sister. Thank you.

[@user-nv8xi7pj2j]

Bob she’s got a great system in place and I think it’s the way I want to go. There are so many advantages to having that generator in times of emergency so kudos to her

[@kelseymerrick2966]

It’s good for recharging power stations as well. Backups are essential for off grid life.

[@ronnjerremy5796]

Dometic 12 volt has been awesome for my rig running smoothly for 2.5 years on 2 renogy 12 volt 200ah lithium batteries. Can be charged from my solar, alternator, or generac iq2000 via aims inverter/charger. Highly recommend

[@rhondacooper3565]

Thank you Bob. Something I have been considering seriously this year. My seventh year in the cab of a truck . GOD BLESS

[@steveedwards9451]

I needed to see this. Game changer. Thanks Bob

[@veterantraveller-dq4re]

You just saved me! Thanx!

[@KeithRamsey]

Bobbie, I'm glad to see you're advising the use of a good propane regulator.

[@HobbitonOnline]

Thank you for the info sir! Just finished your book. I think your viewers would love a video of you talking about how technology has changed since you started the nomadic life! Cheers

[@ericaepperson8928]

This information is very timely for me, and I'm so glad to hear that there's a solution like this :)

[@ginavanbeck8134]

Thank you for this timely video Bob.

[@johnkarlson8692]

Thanks for info

[@alenehochstetter1985]

I’d love to know more about what AC unit she uses with this and how to connect it…I have no clue .

[@samanthadodd8112]

Great review.

[@rtsrts2317]

Just purchased an EG4 Hybrid Mini-Split AC, 12k BTU. Runs on AC or DC. That's the hybrid part. Claims to only need a minimum of 380 watts of panels wired directly to the unit. I went in half with someone on a pallet of 10, 370watt, bi-facial panels rated up to 480watts when bi-facial kicks in under ideal conditions. I get 5, they get 5. I'm figuring on 400watts on average. Theoretically, 1 panel should power it. But reality is there are cloudy days, so more than one panel will be necessary. When the unit senses there's not enough DC power, it switches to 120VAC, if available. Supposed to be really efficient and quiet. We shall see. Granted, this is for my home, not for a camper van. Lots of off-grid folks are turning to these mini-split units. Very easy to install and "somewhat" affordable. Total cost for the unit was $1,200 after $100 discount code. My half of the pallet of panels was $481. $1,681 total. I figure another $200ish for a couple circuit breakers and misc. cable/connectors for the long run I have between the panels and the unit. For under 2k in this economy to not have to pay for air conditioning during the day, I'll take it.

[@thereseshine7506]

Thanks, Bob. As always, the information you provide your fellow van lifers is so needed and appreciated.

[@cotter9751]

Very helpful! Thanks for the update!

[@MountainAjar]

Excellent thank you so much

[@nunyabeeswax7937]

Thanks Bob! Love all your videos!

[@josemedeiros007]

How cool is that Bob! Great review!

[@notestonetworking9020]

Bought. I've been looking at this but didn't realize it was slashed in price. Thank you!

[@user-lg9qs3li4f]

Thank you so much Bob, very informative

[@Ice_Queen_Empress]

Thanks Bob anorher great hack.

[@jacquelineanne3934]

Thank you very much Bob!

[@user-yw5bx6qf7g]

I have that brand of generator. It's 2300 watts. I use it to recharge my Bluetti AC200P.

[@garyanthony4854]

Thank you.

[@brianleonard6885]

🎉 Great stuff

[@marye.castellow3875]

Game changer! Thank you ❤

[@sheri1237]

Thanks, Bob. I truly appreciate how you explain things. You are very clear and I don't feel like I am an idiot. I leave thinking, I can do this. Thank you!!!

[@Ulbre]

This is a brilliant idea even for sticks and brickers........we can all use some power when the power isn't there :)

[@morgannordahl4355]

This was great information. I learned a lot. Thank you so much!

[@SmartBusN]

I have 2k panels on my bus and 5kwh battery 48v system. You can run all your stuff fridge router water heater induction cooker all electric window AC is about 456w on full blast. Now on sunny days you run that all on panels but this will be great for those days you need to recharge the batteries when you get 5 cloudy hot days. Unless you have 20 to 30 kwh worth of batteries which at 1700 each with shipping I think a $500 generator a really good backup 2000w hr would charge my battery in about 4 to 5 hrs. But thanks for the vid never thought of a dual fuel generator!

[@teachingbeats]

Good video- Not as cheap, but another good option is a couple of litime 230ah batteries and the new Velit ac( they make top mount and bench mount ac's) a little solar and you're good to go. I have no affiliation.

[@str8withjj]

Sweet, I bought the exact model before I went to the 2024 RTR. Figured I'd want a secondary source of power to recharge my Bluetti EB200P while in the Quartzsite desert. It ran perfectly, break in oil change was simple and easy. I only ryn it on propane like Bob says, and this should last me for years to come. Well worth the money.

[@totallyunmemorable]

Now find us a truly tiny air conditioner. I once ran across a website (since lost track of) belonging to a blues musician who lived out of his car. He would travel around the South to various blues clubs and would camp at gov't run campgrounds. He would attach a truly tiny AC to his tent to stay cool. My memory of that AC was that it wasn't much bigger than one of those coolers that's just big enough for a six-pack. I have tried in vain to find a tiny AC for years and had no luck. Even the smallest ones currently available (500 watts?) are too powerful for the small spaces we're talking about in the context of this video. They'll freeze your ass!

[@59jm24]

another advantage is that propanr runs clean, engine life can be as much as 3 times longer and the oil stays clean.

[@brendaabrady]

Thank you!! I need this.

[@cindybraun371]

Thanks, will tell my sis in arizona..

[@margaretdesrosiers3235]

You have me interested !! 👍🇨🇦

[@diaperdood1]

Thank u for sharing. I think the goal of a lot of boondockers is just cracking the ac code. There are people out there leaving their Toyota sienna hybrid van 24/7 and the engine is totally fine and the cost is low

[@aleedersart]

Ty Bob, ALWAYS an inspiration.

[@billtuckjr2834]

Thank You Bob. We got ours with over $ 300. discount.

[@tattoowho]

My friend has one of those..its really an amazing little generator.

[@user-no7lp5sv7k]

Thank You Bob for the information. Great video. I'm a beginner this is helpful. Thank You for sharing.👍🙏😎🐕‍🦺

[@alhumble8175]

Good info! Thanks

[@user-di4iq3jf6b]

I tried this generator so far so good. Difficult to start but as it breaks in should get easier. I run a 5000 BTU stand up AC unit with casters no problem.

[@bettysuelong4268]

Good Review….

[@maehay4065]

Bob another important video on how to use a generator! Thank you very much👍

[@wiredwrong]

All so don't forget to change the oil regularly.

[@Troneous]

I like the eva polar in dry climates. It can work in a mini van and smaller. Just have a lot of water for it.

[@ThatNomadicCouple]

we now have a 1800 watt solar system on our rv roof which runs our ac and our batteries will run it for about 5 hours after the sun has set. after that we run our powerhorse 4500i inverter generator. its a great generator and will power our entire rv if needed. we only use gasoline in it. provides more power that way and is cheaper to run over time. it currently has 3100 hours and never had a problem, always starts right up.

[@bill-gray]

Thank you for the great video. Wonderful channel

[@timjchick]

I ordered a Pulsar dual fuel generator at the 40% off price after watching this review. It works very well for my needs. For the time being I’m running it on propane. I won’t use it very often so by just using propane instead of gasoline I shouldn’t have to worry about the fuel gumming up the carburetor from sitting in between use.

[@martinfromseacity2010]

Thanks good one

[@tomhettrick7813]

Excellent video, thankyou 👍👍

[@iindium49]

Very interesting. I have a propane fridge but really miss AC

[@AmberWest-kj8bh]

Again thx luv 🎉 ❤

[@joncamp9126]

I would like to see you cover the soft start please. Everywhere I’m looking on line is leasing me to believe this is a must. Why am I not hearing any channels talking on this? I can’t wait tell technology catches up and all this silly a/c business is put to rest. It seems exhausting the trial and error and research. I feel like any day now battery technology is going to soar to new breakthroughs. I really like this generator though!