How to Keep Your Food Cold During Texas Power Outage

Energy Self-Sufficiency starts here! In today’s video, I’m going to show you a cheap and easy way to keep your food from spoiling during a power outage using something you probably already have-your vehicle!
As of yesterday, over 900,000 people in Texas were without power, and you might be one of them. While some of us have off-grid systems or large generators, not everyone has access to these solutions. But did you know your vehicle can be a powerful backup generator?
In this video, I’ll guide you through:
• Using your vehicle’s engine and alternator to power your fridge
• Setting up a simple inverter system to keep your food safe
• Tips for maintaining your vehicle’s battery while providing power
This simple method can save you thousands of dollars in food and keep your family comfortable during extended outages.
00:00 Introduction: The Easiest Way to Keep Food from Spoiling
00:09 The Power of Your Vehicle: A Built-in Generator
00:53 Setting Up Your Inverter: Step-by-Step Guide
02:44 Connecting and Running Your Fridge
03:41 Additional Uses for Your Inverter
04:43 Energy Self-Sufficiency: Next Steps
05:01 Conclusion and Next Video Preview
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[@totallldigital]

I'm in Southeast Texas. Cool tip. Just remember, positive jumper always goes on first to prevent arcing. :)

[@EastTexasHomestead]

Good call. I always do that when connecting jumper cables. Not sure why I didn't think it mattered with this. How are y'all holding up down South?

[@totallldigital]

@@EastTexasHomestead I'm in Lumberton. The rain keeps coming, seems there's no end in sight. Crazy.