>Unless there's something odd about what you're doing that you haven't
>told us, then I believe you'll get more satisfaction out of building a
>12VDC PC power supply than you will get out of building your own
>inverter.  If you are trying to avoid doing that because you might
>blow up your PC, then you don't have enough experience to build an
>inverter anyway, and should consider starting with a smaller project.
>The inverter will blow up the PC if it's not done well.

I am not trying to avoid that because I might not blow up PC,the
inverter can not blow the PC - that is what a quality power supply is
for.Any malfunctioning at the inverter will effect the power
supply,worst scenario - power supply burns.

>F1 ?
>half that maybe...

Mitsubishi Evolution IX.But since the chip is modified,there is
inconsistency;when NOS is activated alternator peeks (almost two times
its must-be value) and this is going to be a problem if decide to run
the system directly from it.Still working on it.

>Really?  SOME do, some don't.

>Honestly, you're fixated on a very expensive and silly path to a solution,
>at least by the information you've provided here.

Before you talk I suggest you to research first.The worst inverter on
the market under car accesories department has power-cut feature.


Most of the replies till now were irrelevant.Although nice ones come
too.Thanks for all.

Every problem in the nature has an alternative solution.But I want the
AC one. (:

I am still working on theoritical expressions to create the
mathemathical model of the system.
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