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I probably have all I need now, to supply electricity, and didn't realize it. I did some checking on the welder My brother left me. It's a Miller welder called The Legend AEAO-200 LE. It has two 25 amp outlets, and a higher voltage outlet if I want to run my air conditioner. The welder hasn't run for years. I also have my Motorhome alao parked at my house. It has 33 amps. Problem is, the one 110 volt plug is probably not wired for that many amps Im sure. In the past I have run one refrigerator at a time, and a couple lamps. I am trying to wean my wife off the QVC channel. It's not working. She saw the generator which was over priced I find out. She was ready to buy it right them. Stan
 

Most house circuits are 20amps x 120v = 2400 w.

25 amps x 120v = 3000w each out. That should handle most things you would plug into a house outlet. Good chance the two outlets may make 220 volts wire properly..

The RV outlet on my champion RV generator is wired for 120v and 30 amps.
Each 120v outlet is 15 amps.
 
Had a miller legend one time. Remember correctly it was rated for 5000 watts across the 2 110 plugs. Used it a few times when power was out. Have a gen set rated for 7500 watts now. It has a 10000 surge rating.
 
. Have anything similar to this ?
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