Jupiter Sunsation

I hated going without power for Frances in 04, had a newborn and a big house with no power. Before Jeanne hit (less than 30 days later) I bought and installed a stand-by generator. Put more hours on that than I did my boat that year! Neighborhood is 10 years old/ all underground utilities/ natural gas. Generator runs the whole house/ pool but not BOTH a/c's at the same time. It will run one at a time but not both. My neighbor thought the generator was overkill but he is the first one to the door with an extention cord when the power is out!

jayboat

iTrader: (1)

I'm sure he wasn't trying to be a jerk by posting the link- it was just an interesting page he found on the web and wanted to share. Doesn't change my feelings towards him one bit.

Again, those of us that have been through one or more of these things just look at it from a different perspective.

Here's some of my perspective, shots from Charley- 1)my dock, 2)looking towards my house from 4 houses down the street, and 3)a dry stack at the end of the next street about 1/2 mi away.

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iTrader: (3)

2004 was a bad year We started with Charley and worked in Arcadia .Stayed there for three weeks got home two days later I got a call to go back to Fla for Frances. We worked in and around Deland until Gaston hit our service territory and we had to leave. Gaston we worked in Richmond Va for 5 days home 1 week and back to Fla. Jeanne we worked in Palm Bay for three weeks. What a year. Generators are the way to go and Natural Gas is the best.

45sonic

Let's just say bad choice of words for what some might consider an interesting website.