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Click here for details kitchensupplystore.org Portable Generator – Champion Power Equipment 46517 3500 Watt 196cc OHV 4-Cycle Gas Powered Features: * 4000 peak watts / 3500 running watts * 4.0 gallon (15L) fuel tank * 12 running hours at 50% load * Low oil sensor to prevent engine damage and automatic decompression for easy starting * Non-CARB Compliant/Not For Sale In California

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Champion Power Equipment 73531i 2,000 Watt 4-Stroke Gas Powered Portable Inverter Generator (CARB Compliant)

• Quiet – Only 53 Dba, great for campsites, RVs, cabins and more.
• Lightweight – Only 48-pounds with built in carry handle
• Inverter Technology – Economy Mode – Engine automatically idles lower when electrical load reduced, saving fuel and engine wear.
• Parallel Capabilities – Combine Two 2000 watt Inverter Generators (stackable) for 3600 watts of total power (need parallel kit #73500i)
• CARB Compliant

Quiet, lightweight and portable; the Champion 2000 watt Inverter Generator provides clean, quiet power for campsites, RV’s, cabins and other remote locations. 1700 watts Rated, 2000 watts Maximum output. Inverter Technology provides clean power (safe for sensitive electronics) and variable speed engine to reduce noise, conserve fuel and lengthen the life of the engine. Lightweight – only 48-pounds Quiet – only 53 Dba. Powered by Champion 80cc OHV engine designed specifically for the 2000 w

List Price: $ 599.00

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Question by Matt: Recommendations for a Portable Power Generator for football game tailgate parties?
I’m looking for a portable power generator to run a TV and Direct TV at our tailgates. I’ve researched the Honda EU1000i, Coleman Powermate 1800, and Subaru 1000w generators. I think the Honda is the best but also much more money than I want to spend. I would like a generator that will not have to be filled constantly, not too loud, and will last a while. My budget is $ 300-$ 400. Does anyone have any suggestions? Is the Coleman a good piece of equipment? How loud is it? Thanks

Best answer:

Answer by Beagle
By far the Honda is the best. Quiet and easy start. I have 3 Honda EU2000i’s in my business. Honda rocks.

Guess I should add… I have never used a Subaru. Coleman Powermate is just ok.

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