blsmith25
Well-known member
I have a bunch of questions relating to the generator. Hope they're not silly... Here goes...
Basically I'm really not using it. At all. I've heard that I need to run it even if I don't need it. That seems a waste.
It's been run once or twice as a demo but that's it.
Do I need to run it even if I don't need it?
How long do I need to run it for?
How often?
It runs on propane. How much propane would I be using running it for the minimum time?
I don't need air conditioning at this time of year. If I needed to run anything while it's operating, it would have to be the microwave oven. Those are the only two things I can use when the generator would be going unless I plug something into one of the outlets just for the fun of it. And I really don't have much to plug in.
Nor do I cook. I guess I can bake something if I had to run the microwave...
If I'm really not using it, is there any way I can get it disconnected so I don't have to run it? Then when and/or if I need it, I can just "plug it back in"?
Basically I'm really not using it. At all. I've heard that I need to run it even if I don't need it. That seems a waste.
It's been run once or twice as a demo but that's it.
Do I need to run it even if I don't need it?
How long do I need to run it for?
How often?
It runs on propane. How much propane would I be using running it for the minimum time?
I don't need air conditioning at this time of year. If I needed to run anything while it's operating, it would have to be the microwave oven. Those are the only two things I can use when the generator would be going unless I plug something into one of the outlets just for the fun of it. And I really don't have much to plug in.
Nor do I cook. I guess I can bake something if I had to run the microwave...
If I'm really not using it, is there any way I can get it disconnected so I don't have to run it? Then when and/or if I need it, I can just "plug it back in"?