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The Champion Power Equipment 3,500W RV-Ready Portable Generator is the perfect combination of versatility and convenience. A powerful companion for your next camping trip or weekend project, this portable power generator can also provide plenty of backup power for your essentials during an outage. For your RV, you'll enjoy enough power to start and run a 15,000-BTU RV air conditioner. Power up with Champion's reliable recoil start, plus Cold Start Technology ensuring a quick start even in cold weather. Champion also makes it easy to monitor voltage, frequency, and operating hours with Intelligauge®. Designed for safety with convenient push-to-reset circuit breakers, a low-oil shut-off sensor, and an included oil funnel for easy changes, this unit has a .5-qt. oil capacity. The reliable 212cc single-cylinder OHV Champion engine produces 4,375W starting power and 3,500W running power and will run up to 14 hours at 50% load when the 4.7-gal. tank of gas is full. With a noise level of 68 dBA from 23'—about as loud as a vacuum cleaner—this machine can handle most essentials in an outage, and the Volt Guard® built-in surge protector prevents overloads and keeps your equipment safe from spikes in voltage. Mfrs. 3-year limited warranty.
Manufacturer model #: 200963.
- Runs up to 14 hours at 50% load
- Sufficient power to run a 15,000-BTU RV air conditioner
- Reliable recoil start with Cold Start Technology
- Intelligauge monitoring of voltage, frequency, and operating hours
- .5-qt oil capacity
- Push-to-reset circuit breakers
- Low-oil shutoff sensor
- 4,375W starting power
- 3,500W running power
Web ID: 100957327
SKU: 3036719
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Comments (11)
No body cares about your generator story's, and to the dip shi+ that keeps posting this on a GUN site take your crap back to ebay.
You must not live in the hurricane region you cunt.
Well let's see here, I'm from Florida and now live in Georgia so yeah I think I know about hurricane's . The point is this is not the place to post a generator that's what slickdeals is for. Now go play tactical mall ninja and don't forget to charge up your lightsaber with your generator dip shit..
Such a beautiful family we have here at GD.
You got that right. TacticalShitSplatter can go on all day about absolutely nothing. And bore the hell out you while he is doing it. One minute he is in a crippling Michigan ice storm, the next he is in hurricane Irma. Really can't remember a hurricane hitting Michigan in the last 1000 years. Maybe that ice storm froze that lump of sh1t in his head he calls a brain.
I bought this unit out of desperation 5 days into a 2 week power outtage due to a crippling Michigan ice storm.
It's a chinese clone of a Briggs & Stratton but you can get your money's worth if you maintain it and treat it like the Chinese POS it really is. Here's some tips to get more than a season or two out of it.
First on the "must do" list is try to only run non-ethanol treated gas. Nothing destroys cheap, Chinese carburetors faster than ethanol. As extra protection I automatically add STA-BIL to all my gas cans.
Don't just turn it off when you shut it down, instead close the fuel valve and kill it by starvation. STA-BIL will help preserve the needle and float.
Chinese garbage requires special care to keep running so when you get it, check the gap on the plug and run it for a couple hours to break it in. After that, drain the oil and replace it with a quality straight 30wt. I changed mine again after 12 hours or so, while I think the manual recommends 30 hours, it's better to change it early.
I figure ours has about 2-3 hundred hours on it now. I keep it covered in the garage and fire it up at least twice a year. Plugging in an old hair dryer creates a good load. I wipe it down and away it goes till next time. Clean tool is happy tools.
It's got us through 3 major outtages in 5 years including hurricane Irma for 3 days last year. It's not quiet at all. At full throttle this thing whales louder than Rainman in a hot tub. It's not high pitch but it penetrates walls. Your neighbors will be jealous and pissed at the same time. It's also a gas hog. I think it's got a 3 or 4 gallon tank on it and that lasts about 8 hours depending on the load.
Again, its been okay but I baby this thing like it cost $2500 instead of the $250 I paid for it. Honestly, I'd recommend INVESTING more on a quality Honda, Yamaha or anything Japanese with an iron cylinder... That's what you want for longevity. Otherwise this will be better than nothing.
I hate Chinese shit but trust me, when you're furnace isn't working or you've had no electricity for almost a week, and this is the last thing on the shelf, you'll think the Ping Pang Pong Fortune Cookie 5000 here was the best $250 you ever spent!
Checked on the shipping to Alaska. Only $18. I don't know how they can make any money shipping it to. Total was $312 delivered.
So they dropped the price on it. I am going to buy another one. I use it at our cabin, so it gets used, but not a lot. Very good for the money, but I think the wheel kit is $75. Being cheap I put it in a plastic sled, that I drag from place to place around the cabin.
I Fking hate California.
Restrictions: Can not ship to California
I have one just like this only with 240V also which sells on sale for inly about $10 more.
Will this mount to standard picatinny rail or is it proprietary? Wanting to mount one on my CCW.