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Thread: RoadPro 1500w inverter- NEW

  1. 07-20-2008 10:38 AM #1
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    Default RoadPro 1500w inverter- NEW

    I bought this at the Pilot for I believe 120 bucks. However, a few Pilots have them for 99 plus tax as well. It is brand new in the box, never even taken out, just the instruction/user manual which I put back.

    I can't return it now because it is not defective, per Pilot's policy. I went and got an APU a week after buying this so I have no use for it.

    I am firm on 60 bucks shipped to your door. I take paypal or other terms of payment.
    Mud, sweat, and gears
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  2. 07-20-2008 12:00 PM #2
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    i'd keep it so you don't need to use the apu as much

    we have things we use going down the road that need AC power. if you don't have an invertor you will need to run the apu alot more than you have to.
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    Either that, or break it and then return it to Pilot as defective. :rock:
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    Flood-
    I got a Thermo King Tripac with the inverter (1800w). It is separate from the APU itself, and runs off the batteries. Either way, the APU will kick on when the voltage goes below 12.8v (Thermo King set the parameters higher than the normal 12.6V since I have a Fridge, flatscreen, etc)

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    If I break it and bring it back, al they will do is give me a new one, then I'm back to where I started :wink:
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    Quote Originally Posted by BanditsCousin
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    If I break it and bring it back, al they will do is give me a new one, then I'm back to where I started :wink:
    Then you break the new one they give you. Breaking things is cool.
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    Your funny Rev....

    bc....No doubt you CB advertise that at the T/S's during your travels you will certainly find a buyer for it. Might even be able to get a few more $ that $60 for it.
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    Default Re: RoadPro 1500w inverter- NEW

    Quote Originally Posted by BanditsCousin
    I bought this at the Pilot for I believe 120 bucks. However, a few Pilots have them for 99 plus tax as well. It is brand new in the box, never even taken out, just the instruction/user manual which I put back.

    I can't return it now because it is not defective, per Pilot's policy. I went and got an APU a week after buying this so I have no use for it.

    I am firm on 60 bucks shipped to your door. I take paypal or other terms of payment.
    I sent you a PM and my cell phone number.
    Let me know if it's still available.
    Thanks
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