Champion 4650 Inverter Generator

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Recently I bought a Champion Inverter Generator from Lowe's. It is a 4,650 watt with the 30 amp RV receptacle. I wanted to pick it up for when I am traveling and want to stop to rest or camp away from a electrical hook up. This gives way more freedom and options.
The generator is extremely quiet for it's size. It is on par with Honda as far as sound, but at a much lower price.
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[@MakeItWithCalvin]

As the dude behind the camera, it was not that loud, no worse than a car engine idling with the hood up. What amazes me is how the engine fired up on the first pull, even when we initially got the generator. I am used to yanking the starter numerous times to maybe get something to crank over. While not cheap, it seems like a solidly built generator!
As for me worrying about the load, during the initial 5-hour "break-in" time they do not want you exceeding ~50% load continuously. It is fine to go higher than that for short bursts.

[@tonyfontana8222]

Electric starter went out on mine after 6 months!

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