On 07/
Kipor is a cheap(ish) alternative but still at around £300 for a 1Kw
peak 900w standard genny it is around 5 times the cost of this.

Hmmm.......any way of linking the output of 3 of these together?
That would give 2.4kw (peak) 1.95kw (standard) of generating power for
just under £180 which does compare favourably with £400 for a 2Kw
generator from Kipor.


I have used several Kipor generators, and have checked the output
waveform on an oscilloscope under load, and can confirm that it is a
true sinewave, and remains in good shape until nearly full load (3kw
model checked). Even then the distortion is minimal.

I have ran many laptops, printers, chargers etc from them without issues.