Posted by Destroked 450 on February 17, 2021 at 12:22:47 from (66.38.93.182):
In Reply to: Off grid power posted by jon f mn on February 17, 2021 at 04:55:18:
Don't know much about solar other than the benefit doesn't seam to justify the cost.
As for generators one on NG with your own well would be the only one that might operate as cheap as grid electric. We have a diesel backup genset for our poultry barns and a small 4500 watt generator to power basics at the house "no heat".
During the 2009 ice storm we had here in Ky the generators ran for 10 days, at 24% load running ventilation fans and lights the poultry house genset burned 360 gallons of diesel, the average winter electric bill is around $450 per month, summer months powering cooling fans the cost is 3 time more but the genset would be operating at higher load burning more fuel.
The 4500 watt generator at the house powering lights, fridge, water pump, tv burnt 10/12 gallons of gas per day, winter electric bill for the house is $275/300 per month with electric heat that the generator was big enough to power.
It basically worked out that we burnt enough fuel in 10 days to equal 1 months utility bills for our area.
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