Inverter Generator on sale again at Costco. I have this one and does well for what I need. Its not going to power your entire house, but it is not ment to. It will power your needs if a long term power outage or natural disaster.
Item may be available in your local warehouse at a lower non delivered price
For the best of both worlds, the WH03242 is a 3200 watt 30A electric start RV ready generator that is California and Canada emissions certified and PGMA G300 CO shutdown. As a Whisper Hybrid Dual Fuel Series, the WH03242 runs at a quiet 57dB - well below National Park standards and can use either gasoline or propane. With a 1.8 gallon tank, this beauty will run for 9hrs. Our Max Pro Series 193cc engine runs cool and efficient thanks to the Phoenix Fat Head Block. Easy access points are at the front including power, choke, and ECO mode. Enjoy clean, quiet power on the go with the WH03242.
Additional Features:
193cc dual fuel engine with low oil shut off and cast iron sleeve
1.8 gal tank provides 10hrs of run-time. Propane tank not included
Equipped with PGMA G300 CO shutdown
RV ready multi feature control panel with covered outlets
Less than 3% Low THD-Clean power
5.5″ Heavy Duty Wheels and Folding Handle
3 year manufacturer's warranty
Package Includes:
Oil, funnel, operator's manual, and spark plug wrench
https://www.costco.com/firman-320...43922.html
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...even at max output this would take 20+ hours to charge even an 82kWh battery on a model 3, and cost around $70 in gas at $3.75/gallon to do it.
...even at max output this would take 20+ hours to charge even an 82kWh battery on a model 3, and cost around $70 in gas at $3.75/gallon to do it.
...even at max output this would take 20+ hours to charge even an 82kWh battery on a model 3, and cost around $70 in gas at $3.75/gallon to do it.
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If you want to do it quick, get a 240v generator or two 120v generator you can link. Even then, most portables are going to cap out with a 30 amp plug. I'm not sure if any fast chargers support 30 amps, but you're going to be limited to 7200 watts or 11 hours to charge. I guess these would be good if you were completely stranded and needed to get 20 miles to a real charger or something. Still going to take a couple hours.