Just wondering if any of you have recommendations on solar panels. Woot has a goalzero deal and I was wondering if it was worth it.
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does anyone have experience with tin foil? my grocery store is running a special on double thick professional grade rolls.What are you, some sort of conspiratorial, anti-government, terrorist prepper?
Nonstick is the way to go.does anyone have experience with tin foil? my grocery store is running a special on double thick professional grade rolls.
Yes, on boats. How are you planning to use them?Just wondering if any of you have recommendations on solar panels. Woot has a goalzero deal and I was wondering if it was worth it.
power outages so i can keep posting to tidefans.Yes, on boats. How are you planning to use them?
If you are serious, why not just buy a $10 converter that you can plug into the cigarette lighter of your car and has a standard 110 volt plug? For anything more power hungry, you will get a lot more bang for your buck with a standard gas generator ... and you don't have to have great weather ... than you will with Solar Panels. The tech and storage is getting better but I would just get the cheap converter and wait a bit for the tech to improve according to the needs you have described.power outages so i can keep posting to tidefans.
...and im being serious.
the problem is, if the power goes out, eventually the cell towers' generators will go out as well.My thinking is basically along the lines of this:
If the power goes out for a week, I want to conserve gasoline to run a generator for the sump pump and fridge.
I want solar to charge my phone and kindle so I can communicate. Plus I want something portable for picnics/hiking/etc. Who knows what I'll need power for while camping but it would be a nice option to have.
Plus when I go to Brazil they have crappy electricity. it took me 3 hours plugged into a wall just to get 20% more charge on my phone. Maybe solar down there would work a lot better.
2 yrs ago i lost power in baltimore for 6 days. everyone else but my block had power.the problem is, if the power goes out, eventually the cell towers' generators will go out as well.
already getting the doc to write me a hot tub script. gotta enjoy the finer things in life when fighting off the hoards.I've got a whole farm of them for when the revolution happens. I gotta have power to warm my hot tub, bruh.
Yep, that would suck.2 yrs ago i lost power in baltimore for 6 days. everyone else but my block had power.
review on portable solar panelsMy thinking is basically along the lines of this:
If the power goes out for a week, I want to conserve gasoline to run a generator for the sump pump and fridge.
I want solar to charge my phone and kindle so I can communicate. Plus I want something portable for picnics/hiking/etc. Who knows what I'll need power for while camping but it would be a nice option to have.
Plus when I go to Brazil they have crappy electricity. it took me 3 hours plugged into a wall just to get 20% more charge on my phone. Maybe solar down there would work a lot better.
ITAT. I hear they're subject matter experts.does anyone have experience with tin foil? my grocery store is running a special on double thick professional grade rolls.