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  1. usmc81301

    24V to 12V For Emergency Equipment

    Oh I forgot. Look at the 200 amp or higher range for the dual voltage.
  2. usmc81301

    24V to 12V For Emergency Equipment

    Look here in the manual and it will give you all the specs. http://www.combatindex.com/store/tech_man/Sample/HMMWV/TM_9-2320-280-24P-1.pdf The cost depends on whether or not you by new or used. Could be $2000 new and I am sure quite bit less used.
  3. usmc81301

    24V to 12V For Emergency Equipment

    You could switch to one of the new generators with both 24 volts and 12 volts. Then no modifications are needed.
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