Originally posted by azdave
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The problem is that a generator requires attention.
Constantly cycling fuel to be sure it hasn't gone 'stale'. Periodic running to make sure it's "ready". Then, if the power is gone for days, making sure you have enough fuel to get through (and who knows how much that would be).
Most generators don't want to be in the rain and you certainly can't run it in the garage so where DO you run it? Our outages are the result of tropical storms or hurricanes. Pretty wet! Plus, their noisy as he!!.
An Inverter generator reduces some of these concerns by reducing RPM's/ fuel requirements as the load lightens and they are a lot quieter that the "conventional" generators.
I'm think about it though.
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