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Advice on reliable portable generator?

Crossbreed said:
Our stove is gas. We can light the range manually (if we had to), but its oven has minimal electrical controls. As such, it is not considered a significant load.
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Ours is electric, but, during a blackout it isn't a concern 'cause I can cook over a fire just fine.

We also have an antique wood stove hooked up. It's mostly decorative, but, in an emergency, I can cook with it. I live in a wild forest, so wood is
everywhere :) .
 
@TBRS1, if you only need emergency heat, can get by without electricity and your home is small, NG/propane room heaters are way less expensive, like 25% (or less) of the cost of the smallest Generac. EXAMPLE
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If you are far enough away from the Equator, you can put your perishables on your porch or in your garage during winter time.
 
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