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In the discussion thread: Help...I am a Babe in the Woods of emergency generators! [View all]

Response to lumberjack_jeff (Reply #4)

Sun Nov 24, 2013, 01:13 PM

Walk away (9,494 posts)

5. What do you think of this????

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12 replies	Author	Time	Post
Help...I am a Babe in the Woods of emergency generators! [View all]	Walk away	Nov 2013	OP
The best way.	lumberjack_jeff	Nov 2013	#1
I like the battery idea for a short outage....	Walk away	Nov 2013	#2
batteries stored on concrete...	lumberjack_jeff	Nov 2013	#4
What do you think of this????	Walk away	Nov 2013	#5
55 amp-hours is not very much capacity.	lumberjack_jeff	Nov 2013	#6
I was thinking of using the battery just for the computer and TV/cable	Walk away	Nov 2013	#7
The most complex / expensive single part will be the 'separate electrical panel'..	X_Digger	Nov 2013	#3
I think I'm going to look for a portable to run the fridge and some lights off of ....	Walk away	Nov 2013	#8
Well, an entry-level gas generator would handle the fridge and some lights.	X_Digger	Nov 2013	#9
One thing to keep in mind	Nac Mac Feegle	Nov 2013	#10
Size the generator to the house	Crazypolitics25	Mar 2014	#11
Thanks! Just in time.	Walk away	Mar 2014	#12

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