zoltanthegypsy
Gold Member
As I understand inverter performance, they regulate output voltage AND frequency independent of the prime mover's rpm. They raise their engine's rpm when the total power being used requires it. It's that engine-speed-regulating function that would be difficult to connect to the tractor's engine so that it would be accurate and "play nice" with the rest of the inverter....
Good point. Since the tractor's revs would have to stay up at all times, the small advantage of not having to maintain _exact_ revs wouldn't amount to much of an improvement.
Thanks for the thoughtful reply.
Z.