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jamesbrown replied

28 January 2019, 22:58
Originally posted by AtW View Post

When you lose power in the sticks money mean jack tulip mate

Surely that depends where it's lost.

You could use the money to hire a detective.
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AtW replied

28 January 2019, 22:57
When you lose power in the sticks money mean jack tulip mate
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jamesbrown started a topic Anyone used an investor as a mains backup?

28 January 2019, 22:56
Anyone used an investor as a mains backup?

Live out in the sticks and get occasional power cuts. Got an old generator but it's on its last legs.

Wondering if a viable alternative would be to hook up an investor to the battery in the car.

I hear the main value of smegcoin is to drain power, so it probably has some spare.

Anyone tried this?
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