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Less than what? If you're converting DC->AC->DC to step it up, why not just convert DC->AC next to the battery, then AC->DC or just use the AC directly like yo

Less than what? If you're converting DC->AC->DC to step it up, why not just convert DC->AC next to the battery, then AC->DC or just use the AC directly like you would in a motor at the point of use?

amelius 3y ago
Because with a large DC voltage you have less transmission losses than with a comparable AC voltage.
- Johnny555 3y ago
  Are you talking about skin effect losses? This isn't a long distance high current grid transmission system, for the lengths and sizes of conductors in a home (or RV), I think it's safe to disregard skin effect.
  - amelius 3y ago
    No I'm talking about resistive losses around 0 volts.