Honda 3000 Generator

[timvasqz]

Richard, could it be what we touched on yesterday with the transfer switch and
relays that un-bond and true-bond the neutral -ground? I would contact Mario's
inverter / genset guy in Gilbert Arizona ?????? he seems like a problem solver.
the Hondas inverter/generators I undersand to be a dc alternator that passes
the lower voltage thru a built in inverter then to the 120 output. where as a
big generator makes 120 volts per leg from the genhead????

You could rule out the honda having performance out of the box issues by having
the dealer hook up a new Honda unit to test if it duplicates the failure. It
should be fit for use and their dealers should prove it fit for use advertised.

Contact Chet Pinto http://www.trupower.com/contact/contact.htm with a question.
Great knowledgable guy. He can direct you to an answer.

Greg
of Tim&Greg

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Joyce and Richard Hayden"
wrote:
>
> I recently purchased a Honda 3000 generator to use as an auxiliary to the one
on my Wanderlodge and it's giving me nothing but grief. Hopefully, one of you
can help me figure it out. A couple of years ago I purchase and installed a
power management system along with some others in this group and it doesn't seem
to like the Honda because of its floating ground. By turning the power
management system off I thought it would work, but it doesn't. I can't rule out
a problem with the Honda, of course, but it's brand new and should be working.
It's almost like it just doesn't like the Wanderlodge wiring, and that's too bad
since I like it just fine. Have any of you ever had this problem and if so
could you please let me know what you did?
>
> Regards,
> Dick Hayden - '87 PT 38 - Lake Stevens, WA (tonight in Lake Havasu City, AZ)
>