pulling that kind of wattage from a 12v car battery will destroy it in short order, and I’m not sure it can even discharge that fast. Last time our power went

pulling that kind of wattage from a 12v car battery will destroy it in short order, and I’m not sure it can even discharge that fast. Last time our power went out I charged my 48v ebike battery off of my leaf’s 12v, then used that to power a big inverter to run the fridge. Now I have some dedicated solar that can charge the ebike, so no need for shenanigans. Anyone looking to do this, there are challenges, and don’t do it with a battery that isn’t built for serious discharge (mine is 1.7kwh and rated for 3k watt bursts). Most off the shelf ebike batteries will not tolerate that kind of abuse.