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I understand why people might be hesitant to say what they have but I'm in the market and curious what folks have and if they feel its adequate

Dont have one, but wish I did
20 (28.2%)
Dont have one because Id never use it and its a waste of money
0 (0%)
2000-3500 running watt portable
8 (11.3%)
3501-5500 running watt portable
14 (19.7%)
5501-7500 running watt portable
12 (16.9%)
7501-9500 running watt portable
9 (12.7%)
9501-16kw running watt portable
2 (2.8%)
permanent hard-wired greater than .......(generac style)
6 (8.5%)
I run dual generators for greater watts. (two 7500's in parallel)
0 (0%)

Total Members Voted: 71

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Re: Generators......back up for home
« Reply #90 on: December 06, 2019, 08:40:44 AM »
Does that work for a Tesla?


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Re: Generators......back up for home
« Reply #91 on: December 08, 2019, 03:58:51 PM »
After a couple break in hiccups (stuck choke, oil level senor wiring issue) I've been really happy with my Duromax 10,000 dual fuel. The dual fuel capability was really nice during the 9 day outage we had last year. It had plenty of power to keep the wife happy and keep my business running.

We have a transfer panel, it's worth the money for ease of use and piece of mind in my opinion. Because you know that Murphy guy makes sure the power only goes out in the middle of the night when it's raining or snowing... Flip the switch, plug in generator, and everything on the circuit operates like normal. Here's the Amazon affiliate link to the model I have if you're interested in more info on it https://amzn.to/2Ly4pJi

Late spring seems to be the best time to buy a generator, I got mine for a little more than 50% off of what they list for now.
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