Quakerator
 

On 03/24/2011 09:41 AM, RHF wrote:
On Mar 24, 6:53 am, wrote:
On 03/24/2011 07:27 AM, wrote:

If there are any Recreational Vehicles dealerships in your area, they
might have a good used Generator for sale at a Good price.Or look around
on the Internet and phone books and newspaper classified ads.
cuhulin

I have 7 atomic piles boiling water within 300 miles of me. I have that
many natural gas/fuel oil plants within a hundred miles. I can "camp
out" at home indefinitely. Plenty of stove and lantern fuel. Plenty of
batteries. 2 vehicles that never get below 1/3 tank and several
inverters. I am planning to run the radio gear on deep cycle marine
batteries with PV replenish.

? Why not add a small home Windmill driven
Generator to the Mix to charge the Batteries !
.

Because the blades would reek havoc on 6 meters?

Quakerator
 

On Mar 24, 6:53*am, dave wrote:
On 03/24/2011 07:27 AM, wrote:

If there are any Recreational Vehicles dealerships in your area, they
might have a good used Generator for sale at a Good price.Or look around
on the Internet and phone books and newspaper classified ads.
cuhulin

I have 7 atomic piles boiling water within 300 miles of me. I have that
many natural gas/fuel oil plants within a hundred miles. I can "camp
out" at home indefinitely. Plenty of stove and lantern fuel. Plenty of
batteries. 2 vehicles that never get below 1/3 tank and several
inverters. I am planning to run the radio gear on deep cycle marine
batteries with PV replenish.

? Why not add a small home Windmill driven
Generator to the Mix to charge the Batteries !

Quakerator
 

I get those Heartland America emails, I requested them years and years
ago, they are not spam scams.

Heartland America has a 60 Watt Solar Power kit for sale,
$299.99.Original price was $499.99.
cuhulin

Quakerator
 

About 19 years ago, I bought a used 21 foot long 1971 Winnebago
Motorhome.Before I sold it, I gave the Motorhome generator to my brother
in law.I think he still has it.One cylinder engine/Onan generator.That
was back around a few weeks before the Y2K when I gave him the
generator.There is an Onan shop on Highway 49, a few miles South (South
is Always Best) of doggy's couch.My brother in law and I took the
generator to that Onan shop for them to check it out and make sure it is
in Real Good running condition.The carburetor and valves needed a little
of work done to them.My brother in law owns a 1986 Pace Arrow
Motorhome.He doesn't drive it much, he keeps it parked by the side of
his house.You can be Sure he keeps it in Real Condition.
cuhulin