Review on Pyle PNV2000 Plug In Car Power Inverter - 2000 Watts 12v DC to 115V AC with Modified Sine Wave: Compact and Efficient by Aquarium Lanter

I saw the $33 price tag and jumped on it. When I got the inverter I hooked it up to two brand new 235 amp hour golf cart batteries. I used huge connection cables. I also hooked up a 20 amp charger. Understand now: When I connected the 750W kettle to the inverter, after a few seconds, the red light came on. This means that even if the device is rated for 1000 amps, it will not support 75% of the power. In addition, there is basically no display. The fan runs constantly, which makes this device not compatible with solar panels. I can see if it supports 500W continuously. Pulse power also BS