Whether you're preparing for a blackout or going camping, learn how to select the right generator to ensure reliable power ...

To put things in perspective, my 4500-watt dual-fuel generator costs about $1000, and it kept my fridge, window A/C, computer and television (and more) going after last week's storm. A standby ...

Choosing the right RV generator matters. Here are our recommendations based on power output, noise level and quality. The ...

Champion’s dual fuel model features a hefty power output of 4500 watts ... anything and everything with Champion’s 5500-watt dual fuel generator. You can go with gasoline or propane—take ...

“This solar generator can reach a 1000-watt peak output that is perfect for travel, camping, and home emergency use,” McCoy shares, recommending the Jackery model. “It can power ...

While this would be a great emergency generator, its quiet and efficient operation makes it a top-notch pick for RVs, camping, and remote powering. The Pulsar 2200-watt inverter generator is a ...

For instance, I own a 4,500-watt dual-fuel generator that I have used to power my fridge and other small devices after storms. Combining battery storage could boost efficiency and reliability.

Note that powering a generator takes a lot more fuel than, say, a lawn mower. The top-rated Generac XT8500EFI 8,500-watt generator has an 8-gallon tank and a run time ranging from 9 to 15 hours.

Our tests also showed that the Jackery Explorer 2000 (the power station part of this generator) uses about 86% of its stated capacity of 2,160 watt-hours. That's about average for the industry.

Chauncey grew up on a farm in rural northern California. At 18 he ran away and saw the world with a backpack and a credit card, discovering that the true value of any point or mile is the ...

When the lights go out, these portable powerhouses can keep your fridge humming and essential devices connected.