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Storm Prep?
- Thread starter erics210
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Thought had my battery air pumps but must have left them at other house.
No reply so no generator.
kevin
NJRC Member
I have a coralvue hydros setup hooked up to a big battery. It'll run my return pumps and my dosers/ato ect. It wont run my heaters or lights and a few other things. I also have a cyberpower ups backup, but its mostly for surge protection.
Thunderstorm fried part of my hydros a few months back so I got the UPS
Thunderstorm fried part of my hydros a few months back so I got the UPS
ericrodriguez
NJRC Member
Good luck everyone!!
ericrodriguez
NJRC Member
My brother!! As always super prepared
Salted
NJRC Member
You can warm water on the stove if your stove works with the power out.
Guess you could do that and put in a container and float. I wouldn't add hot water directly to the tank.
Sandeep1920
NJRC Member
big generator to keep you and your pets warm
Although there was lots of snow, it really didn't stick to trees, which really helped reduce the risk of downed trees.
I did spend all evening Friday and Saturday cleaning carburetors on a snowblower and a couple generators.
Sadly I broke one of the fuel valves removing the nub due to the extreme cold. Think it was 7 at the time it broke. So have replacements on the way, but hopefully wont need them.
I did spend all evening Friday and Saturday cleaning carburetors on a snowblower and a couple generators.
Sadly I broke one of the fuel valves removing the nub due to the extreme cold. Think it was 7 at the time it broke. So have replacements on the way, but hopefully wont need them.
ericrodriguez
NJRC Member
They did the same here, I had to shovel around 3 feet yesterday and 3 feet today but today was a little more difficult. It took me like 40 minutes.
