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Originally Posted by Isaac Zachary
The point was the vast majority of people don't have a battery powered TV. If the power, internet and phone go out, the vast majority will not have any way of watching TV.
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Most people don't take even the slightest bit of effort to prepare for weather emergencies. The average TV consumes 150 watts and an inverter sized to run a TV and a fridge is $70 to $200.
I've never really seen the point of buying a generator as I've owned a hybrid or EV for more than 15 years now but they are also cheap:
(Personally I think most people would do better with a deep cell battery and invertor than a small generator.)
