DC Power/AC Inverter power supply


Has anyone tried running a 12 volt DC battery with an AC inverter? There is a computer grade AC inverter that is supposed to produce a pure 117 volt AC sine wave (I don't want to mention the manufacturer). In theory this will eliminate the power grid AC grunge better than a power conditioner, even the PS audio power plants (since there are no AC artifacts ANYWHERE in the chain). I have been told that the artifacts of producing AC power in this manner far outweigh the AC grid isolation. Again, this is not an el cheapo converter. Anyone ever try this for low power draw pre-amps and digital equipment?
fatparrot

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I agree with the above. Inverters are EXTREMELY power hungry. Most are FILTHY in terms of electrical and RF hash & trash. I can't see the benefits coming anywhere close to the amount of hassle one would have to go through.

If you are THAT worried about it, i would suggest buying a large commercial grade generator that is rated for well above any demands that you might draw from it. You will have to deal with housing, muffling and exhausting such a device, but it would give you what you are seeking with the potential for near unlimited voltage / current supply. You would also be self sufficient in times of power outages, etc... TALL cash, but then again, maybe it is worth it to you. We've all got different priorities and amounts of money to play with. Personally, i would LOVE to have something like this. Sean
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