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![]() There are still people out from that storm, I am a powerlineman and we have been doing insane hours trying to get them back up.. really makes me glad i live in a bigger town and have never had excesive power outages.
and i do nothing though i think i should pick up a generator when i have some spare coin. |
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![]() You could always pick up one of these:
http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/brows....jsp?locale=en It seems to have mixed reviews but there is certainly enough power to keep the essentials running. |
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![]() I have a inverter and a long extension cord. That will run my powerheads and heaters for nearly as long as i need.
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![]() Honda generator!
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![]() I use an inverter on my truck as well. Seemed to work well, kept the tank going for 5hrs as well as the coffee pot!
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![]() I have a Noma UPS from Canadian Tire and it will power my Tunze 6025 and my K4 for about 7 hours or more without trouble.
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Mark... ![]() 290g Peninsula Display, 425g total volume. Setup Jan 2013. |
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![]() nothing automatic but have but have a UPS and little generator available.
Plan is to add a small power head to the display (for surface agitation for aeration and circulation) and a heater that I normally use when mixing salt. I wouldn't be running my main basement return pump, Ca reactor, skimmer, heaters in my sump, lights etc.
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