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Would like to know how long you can leave your truck running (idling) while using the power outlet in the bed? Thanks!
Only problem with that is, with the engine off, you only get 100 watts, with it on 400 watts. So if you are going to need a constant 400 watts, that just isn't an option. Plus letting it idle isn't bad unless you in the sahara.it isnt good for the engine to just let it idle for hours at a time. turn it off. use the battery, and turn it on every 30 minutes or so and leave it running for afew minutes to get the battery charged up again
if u leave it in the on position, u get 400.Only problem with that is, with the engine off, you only get 100 watts, with it on 400 watts. So if you are going to need a constant 400 watts, that just isn't an option. Plus letting it idle isn't bad unless you in the sahara.
According to the manual, idle=400 watts, on position=100wattsif u leave it in the on position, u get 400.atleast for me i do, cause i used it to solder, and im pretty sure that takes more than 100watts.
My 400W light comes on with the key on, engine off. Only drops to 100W when I push the clutch or the truck moves (too many damn sensors preventing you from getting 400W while driving to bother bypassing). Or if I have it on, and start the truck. More likely due to me pressing the clutch to start.According to the manual, idle=400 watts, on position=100watts
yup. Truck doesnt have to be on to have 400 watts, just the key in the on position.400 watts in the on position or idling, then it drops to 100 watts when in gear.