Friday, Jun 15, 2012 at 09:26
Yes you are right but in this day and age of advertising nearly all retailers, resellers, wholesalers and manufactures refer to there modified square wave
inverters as modified sine wave.
As you know a real square wave inverter will drive nothing more them a basic electric motor.
Some old people may have an ancient real square wave inverter floating around but as for new?????
Where can I buy a new square wave inverter from?..... I'm not talking about modified square wave (modified sine wave).
Why would anyone want a real square wave inverter?
The funny thing is the two companies you have listed , Jaycar and Projrcta list there cheaper
inverters as modified sine wave...... now if modified sine wave
inverters don't exist why are you mention these two companies?
The greater public recognisers the terms modified sine wave and pure sine wave as a house hold name when talking
inverters.
So stop picking stupid little things out of my post that has nothing to do with the question.
And stop trying to discredit me with you unprofessional attitude!...... remember you told me you were a professional..... in what I don't know.
So back off and go and find something else to amuse you self with..... stop jumping on my posts and trying to knock me down, take it as a warning.
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