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11-03-18, 08:31 AM

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Just wondering...

If a 400 watt generator is not wired correctly to the battery of a car so we can watch tv.... Is there any possibility of dangerous complications? ?

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11-03-18, 09:35 AM

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We need more details then that. How is it connected. A generator is usually AC at 120v or 240v and can't be connected to a battery.

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