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Canada will not thank you for either calling them the US, or not 1st world. Although they are notoriously polite so probably won’t shout at you
Yes i am aware of the differences . but that is on the inverter side , what i am looking for is confirmation of the install in the car . From fusebox onwards .
time will tell .
It is time they just admitted that they are a northern state of USA
Question is, will it be a production line install or a local country install?Yes i am aware of the differences . but that is on the inverter side , what i am looking for is confirmation of the install in the car . From fusebox onwards .
what the inverter will output is a problem for later . Only one part number existed in the catalogue so i assume it is either a switchable inverter or hopefuly the correct one .
INteresting diagmram though .
really poking the bear
Yes.really poking the bear
I was meeting a client for first time and I made a joke about Canada being the 51st state when it comes to Canadian Government Bonds. I got zero laughs. I'm like how could you not laugh at that joke, every person laughs. They replied I'm Canadian. I responded, "have a great day A" and left.
You would get a similar, or probably less polite reaction from a Kiwi if you suggested that New Zealand was the 8th State of Australia
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we'll invade when we need their water. Until then, they can keep making good beer.
If you check our constitution it is a state of Australia
Not quite, but the constitution leaves the door open to the possibility.
plus you can take it out of the car and charge it on any household socket in very short time. I am very happy with my delta 2 and can highly recommend it. It is a plug and play solution that solves all my electrical requirements when out on a trip. Including solar charging. There is no additional inverter needed since the built in one is very capable. The only downside i could find is that it's charging current is limited to 8 amp on 12V. But you can come by this with a little trick...
What little trick ?
lets hope the ineos inverter is pure sine wave and woudl be able to charge something like the ecoflow . I like the idea of having the ecoflow charging while driving and then using it while stopped . that would be a nice solution .
