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Re: Portable power??
« Reply #15 on: February 05, 2020, 05:02:50 PM »

Batman, I have heard that those Honda generators are extremely quiet.  But they look to be a lot more expensive then a battery and inverter.

They are very quiet but expensive and I think they are inverters, but not sure.  I have two large generators and they are annoying, but I'm ready for a hurricane.  One is 6K watts and the other is 10K watts.  Need to convert the 10K to propane still.  If you get a generator, make sure it runs on propane.  No carburetor problems with it after it sits.
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Re: Portable power??
« Reply #16 on: February 05, 2020, 05:09:21 PM »

Batman, I have heard that those Honda generators are extremely quiet.  But they look to be a lot more expensive then a battery and inverter.

They are very quiet but expensive and I think they are inverters, but not sure.  I have two large generators and they are annoying, but I'm ready for a hurricane.  One is 6K watts and the other is 10K watts.  Need to convert the 10K to propane still.  If you get a generator, make sure it runs on propane.  No carburetor problems with it after it sits.

I completely agree with you. I have had my eye on the Firman Dual Fuel from Costco. It is 6750 running watts on propane which is enough for emergencies to keep the food from spoiling. And being from Costco I don't have to worry about warranty and such. But for taking the pellet smoker somewhere I am thinking a battery is the way to go.
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