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i have tried both the Honda EU10i and the larger EU20i with a lpg conversion.

my opinion is the EU10i is a much sweeter motor, its light, and the sound is not so penetrating - it sounds like one of those 12v pumps you can get to pump up air beds etc.

the EU20i is very powerfull - mine can load up to 2360w, but they get a bit noisy when heavily loaded. 

Quote: Originally posted by tourangang on 11/6/2009

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i have tried both the Honda EU10i and the larger EU20i with a lpg conversion.

my opinion is the EU10i is a much sweeter motor, its light, and the sound is not so penetrating - it sounds like one of those 12v pumps you can get to pump up air beds etc.

the EU20i is very powerfull - mine can load up to 2360w, but they get a bit noisy when heavily loaded. 

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Quote: Originally posted by dr bacardi on 11/6/2009

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Quote: Originally posted by tourangang on 11/6/2009

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i have tried both the Honda EU10i and the larger EU20i with a lpg conversion.

my opinion is the EU10i is a much sweeter motor, its light, and the sound is not so penetrating - it sounds like one of those 12v pumps you can get to pump up air beds etc.

the EU20i is very powerfull - mine can load up to 2360w, but they get a bit noisy when heavily loaded. 

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will the eu20i power a kettle,hairdryer when plugged into the caravan?hairdryer for the mrs

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 Eu 20i will power a hairdryer , microwave , aircon , small kettle without problems we used ours for a weekend with no EHU and it met all our power requirements

Quote: Originally posted by Autotruckman on 11/6/2009

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I would check the power rating of any implement before running it off a generator, it is so easy to ruin the generator.

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Quote: Originally posted by Autotruckman on 11/6/2009

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If all adds up to more than 2000 watt it may overload the generator.

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Quote: Originally posted by fife-bloke on 11/6/2009

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pity your so far away mate im selling one brand new never been used just advertised it on here(free plug lol)

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Well I'm going to put my two pennorth in as well.   We belong to a club so we go rallying a lot.  We bought a generator so we could keep our battery topped up so we can use the motor mover back at storage.  Our club made a rule that genetors had to be used between the hours of 11 and 1 pm and you had to stay in the van.   We have just changed our caravan and have purchased a second battery with it as well and will possibly buy a solar panel for the summer.  I think as long as your are considerate then people wont mind.

Also now when we go on rallies where we dont have electric, we dont take our television with us so the temptation is there to use it.

Julie