Question: what is an inverter? 
Answer: An inverter is a device that changes a 12 v dc car battery or deep cycle marine battery
into 120 volts ac useable household electricity! You can run your Lights, TV set, refrigerator, VCR tape player,
DVD player, computers, power tools, shavers, etc....

The 12 volts is stepped up to 120 to 125 volts dc,  then the dc is converted into 120 volts ac by a very special design of ours. You can run light bulbs with 120 v dc but to run your TV, VCR etc.. the 120 v dc needs to be converted to AC. Which is no problem, You can do it by electronic switching or use our new mechanical can oil filled canister type commutator design. All you need is to use is a high efficient electric motor that runs in the milliamps to turn the commutator switching shaft, the oil in the can will keep the commutator from sparking! You can even convert an old DC motor from an auto junk yard, rewire it and fill it with oil just as well.  You can adjust the speed of the motor to get the desired 60 Hz or any Hz you desire. The plans are not step by step like many of our other plans, but this is knowledge that everyone should know in case of an emergency! 

If you ever wanted to build your own inverter then you should get these plans. The plans are not yet as step by step as we would like them to be right now, but they are good plans, packed with information you may not find any where else! See the many new approaches we have discovered in making an easy to build homemade inverter!  Can be used as a modified sign wave if you allow the DC to be pulsed into a large transformer and choke. By doing it this way you should not need an oil switching commutator canister to turn the DC to AC, the transformer will do that for you. 240 v could be made by using 2- 12 v dc batteries in series / inputting 24 v dc.  Great as a science fair project.

These plans do not actually show you how to build a 5000 watt inverter, but start you off by showing you how to build a 100 watt section first.  You then simply build more 100 watt units to stack and multiply the wattage to the desired wattage needed.  It should be possible to scale these plans up to get 500 watts, 1000 watts or 5000 watts.  Another design we have can be stepped up by simply using larger size wire to equal the desired wattage output etc. 
 

What makes our inverter so unique is the stepping up process, very different from other inverters and works very well. Manufactures make the process very hard and very expensive for anyone to build for themselves. I'll give you an example, a 4,000 watt pure sine wave 120 volts ac x 60 Hz inverter sells for about $3,000 or more!  But it could be possible to build one for yourself for about $500 or less. We have made it simple and cheap for you to construct your own inverter at any size wattage you desire using our plans and information as a building block.. We have many new updates, designs and discoveries that are in this device!  You can also build smaller wattage inverters using the techniques outlined in these plans. you could build a 500 watt inverter for about $30 or less.
 

 Build 2 units to run your entire home! Then use a free energy DC generating device to keep your battery bank charged up and your system running smooth! ( It is best to use a deep cycle marine battery ),  The same batteries that are used in  Solar panel home electrical systems. You can buy these batteries at most K-mart stores, Wal-mart stores, or any RV or marine boat supply store. Trojan golf cart batteries are best, but a bit more expensive.