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Cocytus 07/14/22 11:53:55 AM #1:	I looked into it. To power my home in an outage, 1800 square feet, $14k for a Generac generator that runs the whole house (It runs on natural gas). I just can't believe it's that much. <cite>Cocytus posted [p:966567913] in How much w... [t:80094008]...</cite> <quote>I looked into it. To power my home in an outage, 1800 square feet, $14k for a Generac generator that runs the whole house (It runs on natural gas). I just can't believe it's that much. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Norman_Smiley 07/14/22 12:00:21 PM #2:	You dont need to power your entire house during an outage. ive got a 4000 watt Honda generator that I bought for $500 used a decade ago. Get that, install a generator transfer switch. 4000 watts is enough to run heat, tv, fridge, oven, and some lights. No microwave though unless basically everything else turned off. --- http://i.imgur.com/BVBQC.jpg The big wiggle equals ratings. <cite>Norman_Smiley posted [p:966568072] in How much w... [t:80094008]...</cite> <quote>You dont need to power your entire house during an outage. ive got a 4000 watt Honda generator that I bought for $500 used a decade ago. Get that, install a generator transfer switch. 4000 watts is enough to run heat, tv, fridge, oven, and some lights. No microwave though unless basically everything else turned off. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Cocytus 07/14/22 12:01:24 PM #3:	Norman_Smiley posted... You dont need to power your entire house during an outage. ive got a 4000 watt Honda generator that I bought for $500 used a decade ago. Get that, install a generator transfer switch. 4000 watts is enough to run heat, tv, fridge, oven, and some lights. No microwave though unless basically everything else turned off. I must have the ac due to health problems. <cite>Cocytus posted [p:966568090] in How much w... [t:80094008]...</cite> <quote>Norman_Smiley posted... </cite> <quote>You dont need to power your entire house during an outage. ive got a 4000 watt Honda generator that I bought for $500 used a decade ago. Get that, install a generator transfer switch. 4000 watts is enough to run heat, tv, fridge, oven, and some lights. No microwave though unless basically everything else turned off.</quote>I must have the ac due to health problems. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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