"tanks" here---
I have an ODIN petrol built-in 240 volt 4kva generator, with remote control in the Leisure Seeker.
Can any forum member tell me approx how much petrol it uses per hour of running.
The W'bago has a ULP tank at the rear dedicated to the generator.
There is no fuel gauge for the ULP tank, and I don't know its capacity, but I think it holds about 40 litres.
I understand the more looad I put on the generator, the more fuel it will use, but I am just after a rough ballpark figure.
Perhaps another member has had some experience with a petrol model.
Keith.
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Re: On-Board 240 volt power
You are virtually asking how long can you stretch a rubber band here Keith.Keith Morris wrote:I understand the more looad I put on the generator, the more fuel it will use,....
My Honda EU20i holds about 4.5 litres and will run 5 hours with the aircon on.
Probably run 8-10 hours just charging the batteries etc on idle.
There is your ROUGH five to ten hour guide for a 2kW generator.

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"tanks" here --
I understand that dawg, but I feel that the Odin 4 kva will use more fuel than a Honda 2 kva generator [so to speak]
Likewise a mini-minor will use less fuel than a supercharged Jaguar to run the same distance.
Keith
I understand that dawg, but I feel that the Odin 4 kva will use more fuel than a Honda 2 kva generator [so to speak]
Likewise a mini-minor will use less fuel than a supercharged Jaguar to run the same distance.
Keith
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Re: On-Board 240 volt power
Keith are you sure it's not an Onan?
https://www.cumminsonan.com/www/html/Co ... a-1399.pdf
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BruceS wrote:Keith are you sure it's not an Onan?
https://www.cumminsonan.com/www/html/Co ... a-1399.pdf
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That's the one Bruce.
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Re: On-Board 240 volt power
Gasoline
60 Hz 4.0 KY
No load 0.3 Gal/h (1.1 L/h)
Half load 0.5 Gal/h (1.8 L/h)
Full load 0.7 Gal/h (2.7 L/h)
Give you a rough idea perhaps Keith?
60 Hz 4.0 KY
No load 0.3 Gal/h (1.1 L/h)
Half load 0.5 Gal/h (1.8 L/h)
Full load 0.7 Gal/h (2.7 L/h)
Give you a rough idea perhaps Keith?
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BruceS wrote:Gasoline
60 Hz 4.0 KY
No load 0.3 Gal/h (1.1 L/h)
Half load 0.5 Gal/h (1.8 L/h)
Full load 0.7 Gal/h (2.7 L/h)
Give you a rough idea perhaps Keith?
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Thanks BruceS -- that gives me a bit of an idea. That equates to around 4 litres per hour in rough figures.
Keith.
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Re: On-Board 240 volt power
The supercharged Jaguar will probably use less fuel than the Mini Minor because the Jaguar will stop just after it gets out the gate.Keith Morris wrote:"tanks" here --
I understand that dawg, but I feel that the Odin 4 kva will use more fuel than a Honda 2 kva generator [so to speak]
Likewise a mini-minor will use less fuel than a supercharged Jaguar to run the same distance.
Keith

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Re: On-Board 240 volt power
Thats US galls, at 3.8l
Allow 2l hrly and any more is a bonus.
Allow 2l hrly and any more is a bonus.
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SteveW wrote:The supercharged Jaguar will probably use less fuel than the Mini Minor because the Jaguar will stop just after it gets out the gate.Keith Morris wrote:"tanks" here --
I understand that dawg, but I feel that the Odin 4 kva will use more fuel than a Honda 2 kva generator [so to speak]
Likewise a mini-minor will use less fuel than a supercharged Jaguar to run the same distance.
Keith
Yes Steve, that's to pick up the chicks.
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