Which one should you choose? Both can power a variety of appliances. Each feature a large capacity fuel tank and can run up to 20 hours on a single tank of fuel. Here are some quick features:<\/p>\n
Yamaha 3000 generator<\/h3>\n
The gas-powered Yamaha 3000 watt features inverter technology to stabilize the power that\u2019s delivered.<\/p>\n
This generator has a 13 liter fuel tank, fuel gauge, electric starter. You can use it to charge 12v batteries.<\/p>\n
The Yamaha generator is very quiet when it\u2019s running with noise levels of 48 – 52 decibels.<\/p>\n
Honda 3000 generator<\/h3>\n
This generator also uses inverter technology and it runs on unleaded gas.<\/p>\n
One feature this model has that the Yamaha doesn’t is parallel connection capability. This allows you to hook up another generator. Connecting two will increase the power available. This can be helpful when you experience a power outage at home. <\/p>\n
It’s something to consider for the future. As you use the generator and see what you want it to power, you may decide to buy another generator to connect to it. At least you will have that option.<\/p>\n
Also, it may be more useful to have two small portable generators than to have one large one should you be considering a higher wattage generator.<\/p>\n
Like the Yamaha, the Honda unit has the same 13 liter fuel tank as well as a fuel gauge, electric start and a charging point.<\/p>\n
The Honda generator is also very quiet when it\u2019s being used with noise levels of 48 – 58 decibels.<\/p>\n![\"Honda](\"https:\/\/rurallivingtoday.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/Honda-Generator-vs-Champion-Generator-vs-Yamaha-Generator.jpg\")