What have you powered with the 110v bed outlet?

LOL for real??

 

Yeah, needed to test a tv I was going to buy from someone on Craigslist. Did the job.

 

Air pump for my oamas (bait fish).
And a large air compressor, just to see. It barely worked...putt putt putt putt ....

 

Careful could burn the compressor starter out

 

I've powered a bunch of stuff at the same time years ago when the power went out. Turn them on by the number of amps they pull at startup and in use. From memory, a 32" old style tv, a cable box, a modem, a couple incandescent lights, a battery pack for the land line, a cell phone charger and a few other things I can't remember right now. It's on TW somewhere.

 

I ran a jigsaw off of it when I was building my drawers/platform in the bed because I was too lazy to get an extension cord out to plug it in.

 

Just Christmas lights so far, but... come summer... I'm making margaritas on every camping trip.

 

Thanks, good to know.

 

Good luck. Couldn't run my osterizer needed 700 watta

 

christmas lights string

 

Snow machine. Not the real snow but the foam that looks like snow. At every stop.light I'd turn it on and blow it onto the sidewalk. People loved it. Lol

 

Really? That seems pretty unbelievable considering guys have run saws and everything else off of them (albeit carefully).

 

Angle grinder to cut a cable out in the woods as well as a hedge trimmer to clear some weeds.
Christmas lights.
Pulled my boat with dead batteries while running a charger on them on the way to the Florida keys.
small sawzall ran slow,

 

Idk all I know is stock inverter is 400w and i found out my blender was 700w the hard way lol

 

Small shop vac. Christmas lights for a parade float. Charged the dog collar on longer trips .

 

Popcorn maker.

 

My laptop, a CYBERPOWERPC Tracer III with 6 core cpu and 6gb GTX1060. Also have charged my cellular phone, an LG Q7+. But weird thing is, mine is a 120v outlet not 110v. I dunno if it was a limited edition or something else but it is 120v.

Spoiler: 120V

Sam