Hi everyone- I hate to start a new thread on this but can't seem to find anything on the forum and little on the internet about this. Last year I purchased a portable 2200 watt Westinghouse generator, it works well, is quiet and only weighs around 42 pounds. It had favorable reviews from users, was a great price and so far has been working well for me when off the grid. It even started and ran well in Leadville CO at 10000 feet msl.
This week I bought a parallel power cord cable and a newer model of the same generator to be able to run them together and power the air conditioning on Airstream.
The first one is not called an inverter generator, the second one is an inverter generator. They changed the model designation slightly, but they both have the same specs. I'm not that worried about the power being that "clean" for now and probably will replace the first one sometime in a year or two. My question is will it hurt anything with the AC if I link the two together to run the AC? (Just bought a newer 2015 model Airstream and trying to not damage anything in it)
It seems like if I turned on the old one first and had it running, then turned on the second one it would match the phase and voltage and work fine, but I was a business major in college and not an engineer.
Any thoughts on this topic from those in the know are much appreciated.
Thanks!
Rick