TW> I doubt it. BUT if it could the engine would not last very ling as it
TW> would seriously overheat. Becuse of the requirement fro thos portable
TW> generators to be as smal as possible the design is very carefully done
TW> with very little reserve capabilities

Actually, I stand corrected.

I forgot that even though there are a total of (4) outlets on the
generator, each phase can only do a total of 20 amps.  Since I am plugging
a total of (4) - (2) on each into 15amp breaker feeds, the total capacity
that I can pull is 40amps.  

It has (2) phases of 20amps - one is "shared" with a 220 outlet. 
You can use the 220 or 110, but not both.

So I was sharing 40amps.  If it goes over that on either side, it will trip
a breaker.  Typically on the generator side in this case.

- Mark

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