Pulsar 2300 Peak Watt Digital Inverter Generator With 80cc OHV Engine G2319N

Pros: Very impressed with this little generator! It's quit, starts on one pull, and sips fuel. Power output is good and clean. Maintenance is easy for do it yourselfers. I'm very happy with this purchase and highly recommend it.

Cons: No hour meter to know when it's time to change the oil (which is every 100 hours of use).

Overall Review: Comes with oil for the first 5 hour break in period.

Pros: -Price! Compared to a similar Honda or Yamaha this guy is a deal
-Starts and runs everytime
-Fairly quiet. Full load noise is about 59db, which is comparable to the Honda.
-Sips fuel. We use these to power our RV, AC and all. Can fill up before bed and they'll usually still be running in the morning.
-Has an Economy Mode that allows the unit to run in a lower-power/quiet state until more power is needed, and then it will automatically rev up to provide more juice.
-Has an available Parallel Kit ($79) that allows you to chain two of these units together for a combined 3200W generator
(Search Newegg for : Pulsar Parallel Cable Kit).

Cons: -Not a known brand, so initial buy was kind of scary

Overall Review: As mentioned, we use these primarily for RV boondocking/dry camping at auto races. If we aren't running the AC, or hair dryer, one unit does fine. With the Parallel KIt we can fire up the second unit and run everything as needed (just don't try using all of the high draw appliances at once, though). We can buy 2 of these with the Parallel kit for less than a single Honda unit and have change left over. Such a deal.
NOTE: there is an item called a hard start capacitor you can add to your RV's AC unit that reduces the start-up power surge. This allows you to run your AC off of a single 2000W generator. The hard start kits only cost between $10-$30, depending on your AC model. Only takes about 5 minutes to hook up. Excellent addition to your RV.