But lawyers charge a lot and Entergy has deep pockets because they've been picking ours.
Perhaps it would be less expensive and kinder on your heart to take yourself and a couple of friends off the grid. Do-it-yourself options are reasonably cheap.
Small scale solar and small scale wind in tandem might be a better way of kicking Entergy's ass.
Coming up with the capital to buy a house is harder than coming up with the money to take a house off grid.
A little portable system of small wind and solar would fit on my porches, but how do I get all my electrical stuff hooked up to it?
Is there some way to do it with 12 volt batteries and power bars?
Is there a way to do it that does not risk electrocuting the cats, the kid, the kids who visit, or the resident and visiting non-kids, even if they are a little tipsy?
Is there a way of setting up a portable system that will not set fire to the little stacks of comic books and unpaid bills I have arranged neatly on the floor of the living room?
I do not want to burn down my landlady's house. If I did that, all our stuff would be gone and where would we live?
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Good idea.
But lawyers charge a lot and Entergy has deep pockets because they've been picking ours.
Perhaps it would be less expensive and kinder on your heart to take yourself and a couple of friends off the grid. Do-it-yourself options are reasonably cheap.
Small scale solar and small scale wind in tandem might be a better way of kicking Entergy's ass.
brother, I've been preaching that message non-stop. I'm the choir.
How can we do this if we live in rental housing?
Coming up with the capital to buy a house is harder than coming up with the money to take a house off grid.
A little portable system of small wind and solar would fit on my porches, but how do I get all my electrical stuff hooked up to it?
Is there some way to do it with 12 volt batteries and power bars?
Is there a way to do it that does not risk electrocuting the cats, the kid, the kids who visit, or the resident and visiting non-kids, even if they are a little tipsy?
Is there a way of setting up a portable system that will not set fire to the little stacks of comic books and unpaid bills I have arranged neatly on the floor of the living room?
I do not want to burn down my landlady's house. If I did that, all our stuff would be gone and where would we live?
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