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|    dolmen to Johnny B Good    |
|    Re: Lidl (UK) has Parkside inverter gene    |
|    03 Jun 18 03:08:23    |
      From: dobe762@gmail.com              On Saturday, May 26, 2018 at 4:24:17 PM UTC+1, Johnny B Good wrote              > Given enough time between now and Armageddon, I've no doubt we'll see        > water cooled fuel injected engine modules being used in the later more        > compact, quieter and even more fuel efficient portable inverter gensets        > with built in Li-ion battery backup and automatic electric start. :-)       >        > --        > Johnny B Good              Thanks for the detailed reply, I'm in no way educated in the workings of       these, but rely on kind folks like you on the web sharing their experience and       knowledge to inform me, then I makes my choice. I do have a larger petrol open       frame chinese type        generator, it works but not so refined. At least I'm not stuck when the power       does go off, and it drives everything freezers, oil burner, pumps and lights       etc However the inverter one caught my eye but never managed to get one and       the much higher prices        quoted for the red ones leave a bad taste for something that is going to sit       for months on end!        Changing the subject slightly, I was considering a Li-ion battery bank and       900W solar but having contacted 4 Companies not one was interested! and       because its rather a lot of money I wasn't convinced I knew enough to DIY. I       do have the generator        changeover switch so a battery bank may well work with the generator plus add       solar at anytime. Run the generator to charge up the batteries and run quietly       in the evenings.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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