Everything You Need to Know to Power Your Home by Battery
NEW 2020 Update Vehicle Based PowerFuel and Fuel Storage for Your Vehicle - 17 MinSelecting the Right Battery for the Job - 5 MinHarris Home & Mobile Battery Banks - 17 MinCharging your battery bank from your car or generator - 8 MinNEW 2020 Update New Battery Bank Chargers from the Wall - 26 MinSolar Charging Your Battery Bank - 16 MinSolar Configurations - 8 MinWhat You Can Charge with What - 12 MinBonus! Harris Emergency Cell Phone & Light Travel Bag 1 HrBonus! - Flexibility of a Harris Home & Mobile Battery Bank 20 min
With Just a Standard Car Battery, You'll Be Able to:
Remember, it's just your car at idle, on or off, with your car battery, it's not a nuclear power station.
But at least your Cell Phones, Tablets, TV, Radios, Refrigerator, and Freezer all work... plus more stuff.
Recharge all your Smart Phones and Tablets and Hotspot.Your Refrigerator (one at a time) (only 1 hour 3x a day is needed)Your Freezer (one at a time) (only 1 hour 3x a day is needed)Your TV (smaller the better, but...even the 75" one)Your Sump Pump (it usually only runs for 30 seconds)Your Coffee Maker if you must have coffee, but see the video on how to hook it up good enough and you can't run anything else at the same time. Coffee maker takes a LOT of power (for a small amount of time)All of the "LED" light bulbs you desireRecharge all of the AA and AAA and D Cell batteries you desire for your headlamps, radios, flashlightsRun your laptop computer about as much as you desire. Run your Internet Modem and Router for WIFI if your provider is still providing internetRun all the fans you desire
About Steven Harris
Steven Harris has been teaching and doing prep since 1993. He has been a guest expert on
The Survival Podcast for 8 years. As a world
class expert in
energy and preparedness, he has been an instructor to US Mil Spec Ops and Entities since 2004. Steven specializes in out of the box thinking and detailed, clear instructional videos on alternative energy and disaster preparedness.