Using a welder with a generator

[Woody]

Has anybody used a champion 9000 watt generator to power an everlast 200xt welder?

[Woody]

Elaborating more on my question. My concern is clean power. The Champion generator produces under 15% clean power
and the Everlast welder requires 5% clean power....has anybody had any problems with damage to their inverter welder?

[performance]

Don't do it. Champions blow up things and void warranties all the time. There's a huge difference between 5% and 15%.

[Gamecock]

The Northern Tools POWERHORSE line has THD of under <5%... I run my Powermig 230i off one and it's a great way to roll.

[fmsblackhawk]

Have you tried or has any info about The PREDATOR 9000W. Doesn't show any in the HF page.

The Northern Tools POWERHORSE line has THD of under <5%... I run my Powermig 230i off one and it's a great way to roll.

[performance]

Most of the Predator lines weren't clean. They did introduce a few models that were rated as clean, but they are odd numbered like 8750 or something.

[Blaster]

A lot of guys over at WW are happy with this generator for welding...

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B083V8VNGL

[weldmate]

Everlast 200xt should work perfectly fine with champion 9000 as it has dual-voltage support.

[performance]

Champions are usually not clean power rated.

[Blaster]

The Inverters?

The Amazon link I posted says it's < 3% THD...

[performance]

Champions have not had the best track record in those claims. They may be now, but that still seems a little optimistic.