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Question by michaelK: would you agree that all gas stations need emergency generators?
this way when we lose power in a war or a natural disaster then americans could still get gas to get away or get back to work. this could be phased in for the gas companies. this could potentially save thousands of lives. watch the new york area without power.
the generators would run on natural gas or LP gas if no natural gas.
the generators would run on natural gas or LP gas if no natural gas.
Best answer:
Answer by Obama Ate a Dog
They probably do, but there’s no gasoline in their tanks becuase the tanks fill up with water in a flood and the gasoline floats away.
Gasoline is lighter than water.
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Question by Princess Consuela B. Hammock: Is there something that you can plug into your wall that will supply power if you lose power?
Best answer:
Answer by Zeltar
You get yourself a Transfer Switch. This device will enable you to switch from the city supplied power to your own generated power. Then, get yourself a generator. When the power goes out, start up the generator and flip the transfer switch.
There are systems you can buy that will automatically detect a power failure and auto switch you to generater power. They are more expensive.
What do you think? Answer below!