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cptxguys
11-20-2005, 01:41 PM
Hi,
I have a Yamaha EF2400iS. Got a great deal from Wise Sales. I used it this weekend in our 5er and it did great. I tested it with a 15,000 BTU A/C and it ran fine (but not much else, besides the battery inverter and the TV).

I'd like to use the Twin Tech option and parrallel two units. However, before I go that route, I'd like to determine if extended run tanks can be used on the Yamaha EF2400iS like they are on the Honda EU2000.

Anyone have any experience with external fuel tanks?

Thanks.

chismtrail_er
01-18-2006, 11:10 AM
Check this out - Extended Duration tanks from Wise.

http://www.wisesales.com/DurationTanks.html

DURATION POWER
EXTENDED RUN DURATION TANKS

CALL 800-916-9473 to purchase
Open 7 days a week
Free shipping to lower 48 states
No sales tax out of Illinois

Single Feed $109.99
Double Feed $129.99

For Honda EU1000 and EU2000, Yamaha EF1000isc,
Robin R1100 and R1700i
Incredible! This auxiliary tank can extend the full-power
output of your generator up to 30+ hours! The Duration
TankTM can be filled before your adventure and is
completely safe for travel when full of fuel. It is easy to use:
simply disconnect your generator's cap, screw in the
special adapter and connect to the Duration TankTM
which is DOT and USCG approved. Total installation time:
3 minutes.
For Honda EU1000 and EU2000, Yamaha EF1000isc,
Robin R1100 and R1700i
This product extends the full-power output of two
generators 15 hours each! It is safe for travel when full of
fuel. Simply disconnect your generators' caps, screw in
the adapters and connect to the Duration Double-FeedTM
which is DOT and USCG approved. Total installation time:
5 minutes.

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cptxguys
01-18-2006, 12:57 PM
Hey Jay,
Thanks for the response. I've seen the website and I even called Wise. The Yamaha EF1000isc uses a different gas cap then the EF2400iS.

I've fabricated an extended run tank from a boat tank and gas line with a brass fitting attached to the EF2400iS thank (by drilling a hole in the top of the cap). Unfortunately, I haven't been able to test the tank as of yet. When I do, if it works, I'll post my response and photos of how I built the extended run tank.

cptxguys
06-01-2006, 10:10 PM
Well....it WORKS!

I've completed the fabrication of my extended run fuel tanks. The first attempt was not successful. The fuel tank needed to vent. It may be possible for the generator to pull in fuel via vacuum, but I did not have any success with that. Instead I have a fuel inlet and vent outlet on the tank. Pictures of the process are available on my web site.

http://www.cptxguys.com/RV.html

The generator now runs approximately 24 hours on a tank of fuel.

Also note, that duration power is working on tanks for the EF2400is. They should be available soon....
www.durationpower.com

romani
05-22-2013, 01:03 AM
Thank you all for helpful advice. We have ordered the Yamaha generator.