Daryl wrote --

But, trying to win an argument with lightning is like a man trying to
win an argument with his wife. :P

And one would be more successful arguing with her. :)

generator instead for the house. Yet, the price quoted is ONLY for the generator, and NOT for the installation.

Couldn't you get on that doesn't have to be installed?
Don't they have ones that are "portable" and wheel out of the garage as needed, for example?
Living in an apartment house gas generators are generally frowned on by
the landlord.
Joe
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Joe,

Daryl wrote --

But, trying to win an argument with lightning is like a man trying to JM>> win an argument with his wife. :P

And one would be more successful arguing with her. :)

He might be like the photo of the guy out in the yard, in his night
clothes, with a pillow. His wife is glaring at him out the bedroom
window.

But, he's standing in front of a desk, with office equipment, and in
the chair, in front of the doghouse, is Fido, saying "Good evening,
sir!! Will you be our guest one night only, or will this be your usual
extended stay??!!" <G>.

Couldn't you get on that doesn't have to be installed?
Don't they have ones that are "portable" and wheel out of the garage as
needed, for example?

Well, there is that, but I'd rather have something that can run for a
lot longer than just a few hours.

Living in an apartment house gas generators are generally frowned on by
the landlord.

Out at the H.U.D. subsidized housing where I used to live, at one
time, there was a generator...since one had to be disabled or elderly to
live there, and many needed nonstop electricity for medical devices,
etc. That was eliminated long ago.

Daryl
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