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Got the winds today, currently roasting off the 802. Happy turkey day all.
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Turkey day outage
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wiggall
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Back at you!
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Had that happen 2 years ago. Just got the bird in and lights out.
The 802 happily ran the oven and the rest of the house that Thanksgiving.
The 802 happily ran the oven and the rest of the house that Thanksgiving.
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You all have a fine Turkey day! We all have to wait till Saturday, as its not a day off here. I have to work Saturday till 14:00, but we will have a set down by 18:00 I hope. The kids will pitch in and cover for me. My Grandsons first Turkey day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Birds done, and the machine performed perfectly. Back on grid to finalize everything.
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4 years ago on Christmas eve, just as all 25 guests were arriving, we lost electricity at 5 pm due to a wind storm. I tried to continue cooking the Turkey on the BBQ but the wind was so strong it kept blowing it out. So I had to dig out the generator ( a 9000watt Rigid tool) and run power into the house to run a stove, some lights, a slow cooker, and other miscellaneous gear to continue the Christmas feast. Just as we were finishing up supper, the power came back on, just in time for gift exchange. Going to keep my eyes open for an 803 for the next time.
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Lost power again today for a short while... over a foot of the white stuff incoming starting tomorrow. Had literally put the last rubber tie down in place on the tarp over the unit and my wife poked her head out the window saying power just went out.
Feels good to be prepared.
Feels good to be prepared.
CallMeColt
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It's always nice to have a good piece of gear to keep things going!
I use mine often at the off grid place but haven't needed it at the house yet in a true power loss situation.
One time over the summer we got hit with lightening. Took about 10 minuets to get the trailer moved & everything hooked up. By the time my HVAC booted up & started running, grid power was back.
I use mine often at the off grid place but haven't needed it at the house yet in a true power loss situation.
One time over the summer we got hit with lightening. Took about 10 minuets to get the trailer moved & everything hooked up. By the time my HVAC booted up & started running, grid power was back.