>I'm sorry, but considering the task at hand, and your apparent knowledge
>of power design you should NOT be surprised that many here don't think
>it's a good idea for you to go down this path.

>The fact that you can buy an inverter for much less then it'll take to
>build one makes these suggestions even more inevitable.

>Personally, I'm just hoping you don't hurt yourself. Just remember, it
>may only be 12V going it, but the voltages generated inside can EASILY
>kill you or someone else. Good luck.


Herbert,this is not the place to discuss this but how much do you know
about my knowledge ? If you have some opinion about it from my
questions and directions,you are watching too much hollywood.

I have an EE major and MBA,If everything goes ok I will be finishing
my Ph.D till the end of 2007.Although you are right,my field is not
power systems.

There are lots of reasons why I seem to be stucked on an inverter.

1)As I said,all of the power inverters (ok,relax,lets just say most of
em) has power-cut feature.This is a good feature to have.Why should I
bother to build an apart module while I am able to handle most of
things in one design.

2)I may be running other stuff (like a printer,digital satellite
reciever[for special purpose] or a wireless booster)

3)It's open for development.You can get almost whatever you want from
city electricity formatted electric without bothering yourself to
design special purposed modules which are going to work only at that
system.

> Why do people fixate like this on THE ONE SOLUTION, when they have competent
> people advising them that their solution is unworkable?

This is what we call thinking wide open.Don't think of this approach
as I don't know what I want - I do.The one solution you are talking
about is going to be roots of another solution for the future.If I
need a refrigrator at my car,what is going to happen ? Another bright
solution will be coming up from competent people ? In time,My car is
going to be full of competent peoples advises because I will be
putting a special module for each thing I want to use.I appreciate
your will to help - I really do but what kind of an investment
philosophy is this ?
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