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Ontheboundry

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5. When I mean full solar, I mean not even attached to the grid

Reply to hunter (Reply #4)

Tue May 14, 2024, 02:07 AM

May 2024

I use wood for heat and sometimes cooking (we have an interesting outside kitchen lol

I use propane for heat and some of my hot water (we have solar tubes which helps with it)

The rest is solar. Even my back up generator is propane (dual fuel, but I have a large tank of propane which is more efficient )

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