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Depends what you need to do with that. Sure, you can't 'live normally' on battery power for too long, but if you prioritise things, your battery can last for a

Depends what you need to do with that. Sure, you can't 'live normally' on battery power for too long, but if you prioritise things, your battery can last for a much longer time. Fridge/freezer to prevent spoilage, phone/laptop charger for comms, a couple of lights, a microwave oven. Heating/cooling is tricky as that's a _big_ draw, but there are ways to be efficient with that too.

toast0 3y ago
> phone/laptop charger for comms You may not need to do that for long, depending where you live. My wired ISP does not provide service if there's no utility power at their box down the street. The cell towers provide service for about 2-4 hours. And after that, I've got inbound only comms (radio / tv).