Construction and Design of a Remote, Off-Grid Residence – Part 2, by Mrs. Alaska
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Construction and Design of a Remote, Off-Grid Residence – Part 2, by Mrs. Alaska

(Continued from Part 1.) Power Most remote homes and lodges rely on generators. The problem with generators is that they are noisy and smelly. So many people build a ventilated shed around them to buffer the noise. I appreciate that! In our case, we built the power tower (for the wind turbine, solar panels, antennas, and satellite dish) and power shed on the highest point on our property, so the 120 foot tower rises above the tallest trees, 400 feet east of the cabin. When we use the small generator as supplemental power, on rainy, snowy, still days, I am … The post Construction and Design of a Remote, Off-Grid Residence – Part 2, by Mrs. Alaska appeared first on SurvivalBlog.com.