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M, I was looking at the Wen version. Most reviews seem to be good. https://smile.amazon.com/WEN-56200i-2000-Watt-Generator-Compliant/dp/B00SMNLF4M/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=wen+generator&qid=1597407709&sr=8-3

Knows me too well he does.

You're going the wrong way around the plan man...

I had a 3k that I used to power my house, less A/C, for 13 days during Sandy. I have since upgraded to a 7.5kW unit. I don't see the economy of buying and ultimately maintaining two pieces of equipment (generators) not to mention the added costs, wiring, transfer switches, and whatever Mother NEC requires with regard to dual (non utility) power sources and the safety ramifications of such as being ultimately economical.

A good architect is worth every penny you pay him. A bad architect isn't worth any price. Schooley's mtn is a bit upscale from Victory Gardens, glad to hear you moved.

That's what SHE said! Hell, in that case, there were times where I put a $1 in.

I paid (as I recall) $0.67 in the late 90s when Wawa was having a gas war with another station in Jackson, NJ. When I got my license the average price was 89-99 cents a gallon as I recall. $10 generally filled a tank. I'm glad to see it back under $2 but of course, I have hardly any use for it this minute.

Some of us aren't loudmouths about the size of our collection Raymond. For the record, GFH currently has the cheapest transfer rate for members (but you have to be a member and that's got a price to it too) There are a bunch of FFLs throughout the state (North and Central, can't speak for that other world known as South) who are $20 plus NICS.

You're old, but not old enough to have paid that yourself. You MIGHT remember it, along with red and green flags at gas stations.

Dude - you have an astigmatism. Google it.

ISTJ-T Logistician No surprise.

I too have only done it once and that was my experience as well. Frisked thoroughly each time.

http://www.elliottelectric.com/StaticPages/ElectricalReferences/ElectricalTables/Conduit_Fill_Table.aspx

MUCH less cam out.

They're all over deck screws right now. I encountered them at least 20 yrs ago on an American car. Might have been headlight adjusting screws...