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        <description>in this video, i am demonstrating that we can use high drain appliances using solar power , and a generator to assist in off grid living. In order to be able to use high current appliances, like powered pressure cookers, microwaves, and yes even a dish washer, you will need at least 1,500 watts of incoming solar from solar panels , a Charge controller that can handle that amount of current, and a batter bank using AGMs or Lithium type batteries, You can not use flooded cells indoors as they are a safety hazard. Agms can be used indoors thus allowing them also to benefit the surrounding environment  . This was the set up we had before losing a great deal of it during the time we had to move out. the new area we are in has a smaller foot print area so we are not able to install the original system we had. we do have an emergency generator that can power everything if we need it during a full blown emergency.</description>
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