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Originally Posted by Chance
The Onan 5500 generator is rated at 45.8 Amps at 120 Volts, which is 5,500 Watts.
It is not capable of 240 Volts as far as I know. From a “max power” standpoint, it can provide just under half the electrical power of a 50 Amp campground service (which is 12,000 Watts nominal).
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Ah man the facts keep getting in my way
I see why you say it has MORE power than the Onan 5500; ( It does) . To take it a step further per the specs you sent; when my RV is in Colorado ( Denver) I can only get about 4500 watts of power as the specs say I lose 3.5% per 1,000 feet of altitude.
I would love to find a luxury SUV, with this power inverter system, that is under 5,000 lbs that could also tow 5,000 lbs. We don't have a towed, but if I bought new SUV, I would like for it to be toad capable, but something I could drive day to day to work ( if we ever go back into the office
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