Title: A correction for Paul Sachenik from Corning, NY USA
Review: I just thought I'd note a misconception in Paul Sachenik's review-- these kind of inverters produce a modified sine wave, which provides an "RMS" (root mean square) voltage of approx. 110VAC. Most AC voltmeters are sensitive to the AVERAGE value of the waveform, rather than the RMS value, because they assume they're measuring a pure sine wave. Because of this, most voltmeters will read 20 to 30 volts lower than the actual output. As for the other problem he had, I WOULD consider that an issue with the product's quality.
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