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“ in case of emergency is you can have a couple of filled jerrycans around so you can always move if needed” How many times has this been a problem for you?
by ta9000 10mo ago
“ in case of emergency is you can have a couple of filled jerrycans around so you can always move if needed”
How many times has this been a problem for you?
- wsc981 10mo agoLuckily I haven't had any emergencies. But in Thailand recently there's been flooding in the south, many people stuck. And in eastern part many people have been evacuated due to border tensions with Cambodia. I live in the north-west Thailand, close to the border with Myanmar. An area known as the Golden Triangle [0]. About once a month or so we don't have electricity for a about 10-12 hours or so. I also experienced a quite big earthquake here about a year ago. --- [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Triangle_(Southeast_Asia) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Triangle_(Southeast_Asi...
- elcritch 10mo agoSeems like an electric vehicle that could serve as an electricity backup might actually be more useful for you than not.
- defrost 10mo agoThat's a need that can also be met with a towable trailer that locks up tools, carries batteries, and supports panels for charging, eg: * https://www.solarbatterywarehouse.com.au/solar-battery-shop/off-grid-solar-trailer-8-panel-system https://www.solarbatterywarehouse.com.au/solar-battery-shop/... In an emergency you can leave the house in regular vehicle leaving trailer behind to power the freezer. In other times it's handy for powering tools away from a main supply. It's also a honeypot of nickable stuff so it'd be good to invest in quality locks and towball / wheel locks.