Hi All, I am going dry camping this weekend and wanted to outfit my 2010 Jayco 1207 with an inverter for some minor power uses. I went to Canadian Tire as they had a 1000W MSW inverter on for 89.99$. While I was there I noticed a 3000W MSW inverter fro 199.99. Autodesk Inventor Professional 2014 X64 Keygen. Needles to say I bought the 3000W inverter and am now worried that I made the wrong decision. First let me say that all expect to use this for is to charge a laptop or cell phone and run a 600W coffee maker in the morning. I know that I have more than enough power in this unit, but figured it was better to have it and not need it, that to need it and not have it. My concerns are as follows: 1) I will be currently running this off of a single Marine Deep cycle battery.

Is this wattage to high for one battery? Will it drain my battery faster than if I had a 2000W or 1000W model even though I will not be using near its rated wattage? Or will it only drain the battery equivalent to the wattage that I am using? 2) There are two sets of +/- terminals on the back, and the instructions and internet info is lacking. Mikroc Serial Interrupt. How should I wire it? Positive on one side negative on the other or both positive and negative on the same side?

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