The problem with this is that it is a limitation that the generator must be tuned to the 220V/400w inverter output frequency, which is extremely inefficient than throwing separate inductor coils into the transformer like 12, 24V/150w Akura/Ruslan generators.
When a high-power generator and inverter/PSU are combined, in most cases the electrolytic-capacitor of the inverter/PSU will explode. someone's experience
  Based on "harmonics" rather than "overtones".

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https://realstrannik.com/forum/btg-tarielya-kapanadze/1389-btg-kapanadze-teoriya-i-praktika-2?start=7100#169174


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I wonder if this works.
If it does not work, please re-edit and post.
Anyone....

There is no gizmo-ferrite (for very simple amplification) in the Karpanadze generator.

https://realstrannik.com/forum/btg-tarielya-kapanadze/1389-btg-kapanadze-teoriya-i-praktika-2?start=7100#169182

The extensive peatlands in Eastern Europe provide excellent grounding, but
Other than that, the area has no peat-layers, only very poor grounding.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNyqMIe997s
Therefore, it is recommended that the grounding lead of the generator be buried up to the water table(Number of rivers, water surface).
This is because groundwater is a very important factor in grounding efficiency.
Usually connected to a well water pipe.
The longer the ground lead, the more efficient it is.
You can also use the ground at the power company outlet.
Basmus is a good example.

If you are in an urban area where it is difficult to secure a separate ground, you can also use the N (neutral) wire of the power company.
The neutral conductor has the same function as normal grounding.

There is a phenomenon in which the generator runs down voltage over time.
Grounding is the cause.
As mentioned, there is also a way to utilize composite grounding.
Note please.