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Kerosene contains 10 kWh of potential energy per liter (about 800g). So yes you’d need 3kg of kerosene to provide 24kWh of energy. But that is heat energy. An
by ttul 4y ago
Kerosene contains 10 kWh of potential energy per liter (about 800g). So yes you’d need 3kg of kerosene to provide 24kWh of energy. But that is heat energy.
An efficient gasoline generator produces 1.7kWh per liter. So for 24kWh, you’d need to consume 14L of gasoline and also carry around the generator. I would personally prefer the battery option.
- mdp2021 4y ago> An efficient gasoline generator And how much does it weigh?
- Dylan16807 4y agoThe smallest one I can easily find is 10kg.
- dghlsakjg 4y agoMy 1.6 KW generator is around 40 lbs. without fuel. and about the size of a carryon. Not at all practical compared to a battery.