Not only did the filter clean up the spikes, but it also helped the inverter stay in the correct frequency range. Without the filter the freq dropped below 40Hz several times. With it, I only saw it drop to 48Hz twice, and mostly stayed 55+hz. So this filter not only would help the inverter out, but it also helps the inductive loads out as well, keeping them from overheating
@@GoingOffGrid101 I used an Aims 7000w mod sine with a stepup trans to 240v from 120v. Didnt do much welding. Was more of a test. The welder is a Lincon 180 migpak. Basic but worked. 1500w machine single phase 230vac
@@GoingOffGrid101 Im not sure.It is heavy so I think it has a single transformer in it . Never opened it. It has been good for 5 years now. I would recommend it. Canadian tire purchase
I believe this is a newer version then mine www.amazon.ca/Echouswin-Oscilloscope-Handheld-Automotive-Bandwidth/dp/B0CTXJ6Z6C/ref=sr_1_8?crid=3K1S980LQMS6V&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.ZXWu3yvkNUdd_VhGzqhoMBdx8V-6N8gFFJc6ihg7qhWVLhosL6ptsbYoED7EOMVgeASGzo2-iCalNBvdAJYsVt4bPyshOKR5NcQ_ogruWstcMwmdo1LMvB77uLDbEyHIeqNnHNZ90NZOZtrCUHsj1K7BiBQxOXRCElTaY18F5j_PQCeI8hKHFj-h2LnIbEcdXK3cEH4v167FLxmGuxc_DzAitIx4riu4XI2yY63LjgNfCSUeO4c2DaDrcK6hUPnQMcv--krbz9zXMorbDaUZXJQuO76yRezL19RoYfBcvx4.X7HYHqEiK32tBBnXiIYE19DOsX5j_UJgSHTcErZAWp0&dib_tag=se&keywords=digital+oscilloscope+DS0201&qid=1712508429&sprefix=digital+oscilloscope+ds0201%2Caps%2C132&sr=8-8
@@GoingOffGrid101 Maybe I just dont have a clue what I am doing then, because mine is 150mhz and has all these great specs but when I try to see a sine wave on an inverter it has a hard time staying in range but yours seem to pick it up with ease
Not only did the filter clean up the spikes, but it also helped the inverter stay in the correct frequency range. Without the filter the freq dropped below 40Hz several times. With it, I only saw it drop to 48Hz twice, and mostly stayed 55+hz.
So this filter not only would help the inverter out, but it also helps the inductive loads out as well, keeping them from overheating
not a bad little thing for 20 bucks!
Very good video, that line filter works great, I weld with a Dewalt power station, I built a metal chicken run totally off grid
Oh wow thats incredible ❤
Amazing it is a wonder you don't have a box full of blew up parts lol 😂
I did I got rid of all the blown inverters when I moved lol
Interesting!
I hae never had a problem welding from my inverter even with a step up transformer. Cheers
what inverter and how many watts ?
@@GoingOffGrid101 I used an Aims 7000w mod sine with a stepup trans to 240v from 120v. Didnt do much welding. Was more of a test. The welder is a Lincon 180 migpak. Basic but worked. 1500w machine single phase 230vac
@@frankz1125 im surprised, is that welder digital?
@@frankz1125 7000w is massive :D
@@GoingOffGrid101 Im not sure.It is heavy so I think it has a single transformer in it . Never opened it. It has been good for 5 years now. I would recommend it. Canadian tire purchase
my solar inverter shuts down my grid differential breaker when it goes from grid to battery mode so i bought one of these but it didn't help.
Is it a modified sine? If not is UT a 120/240v inverter or?
pure sine but not a hybrid, no injection to the grid.
what the mini osciliscope because I bought one from dreamworks and it doesnt seem as good as that and mine was 300 and supposed to be the bees knees
I believe this is a newer version then mine
www.amazon.ca/Echouswin-Oscilloscope-Handheld-Automotive-Bandwidth/dp/B0CTXJ6Z6C/ref=sr_1_8?crid=3K1S980LQMS6V&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.ZXWu3yvkNUdd_VhGzqhoMBdx8V-6N8gFFJc6ihg7qhWVLhosL6ptsbYoED7EOMVgeASGzo2-iCalNBvdAJYsVt4bPyshOKR5NcQ_ogruWstcMwmdo1LMvB77uLDbEyHIeqNnHNZ90NZOZtrCUHsj1K7BiBQxOXRCElTaY18F5j_PQCeI8hKHFj-h2LnIbEcdXK3cEH4v167FLxmGuxc_DzAitIx4riu4XI2yY63LjgNfCSUeO4c2DaDrcK6hUPnQMcv--krbz9zXMorbDaUZXJQuO76yRezL19RoYfBcvx4.X7HYHqEiK32tBBnXiIYE19DOsX5j_UJgSHTcErZAWp0&dib_tag=se&keywords=digital+oscilloscope+DS0201&qid=1712508429&sprefix=digital+oscilloscope+ds0201%2Caps%2C132&sr=8-8
@@GoingOffGrid101 Maybe I just dont have a clue what I am doing then, because mine is 150mhz and has all these great specs but when I try to see a sine wave on an inverter it has a hard time staying in range but yours seem to pick it up with ease
@@adairjanney7109 you might have to play with your trigger point or threshold
I wouldn't want to blow up my inverter welder.
this inline filter would help with that as well.