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Posted similar stuff in the past, but I think this is important enough to repeat.

Your governments and billionaires aren’t rushing to build bunkers and escape rockets, stealing all of your resources through war spending, and letting your entire infrastructure collapse by accident. While pushing “agenda 2030” down your throats.

They know about the 12,000 year cycles. They need you distracted and fooled into believing the increasing weather anomalies are because of Karen’s minivan and cow burps.

12,000 years ago is the approximate date multiple researchers agree the last major cataclysm occurred (coinciding with the Younger Dryas Impact theory?).

12,000 years ago (roughly 9,600 BC) is the date Egyptian priests gave Solon for the destruction of Atlantis, which Plato officially recorded.

12,000 years ago—and every 12,000 years before that—official Greenland ice core samples show drastic, rapid shifts between arctic and tropical climates.

Probably all coincidences.

Recommend at least looking into accounts like @EthicalSkeptic @SunWeatherMan @nobulart @junhoBTC @adapt2030 @OMApproach

There’s more than enough credible evidence available from reliable sources.

Posted similar stuff in the past, but I think this is important enough to repeat. >Your governments and billionaires aren’t rushing to build bunkers and escape rockets, stealing all of your resources through war spending, and letting your entire infrastructure collapse by accident. While pushing “agenda 2030” down your throats. > They know about the 12,000 year cycles. They need you distracted and fooled into believing the increasing weather anomalies are because of Karen’s minivan and cow burps. > 12,000 years ago is the approximate date multiple researchers agree the last major cataclysm occurred (coinciding with the Younger Dryas Impact theory?). > 12,000 years ago (roughly 9,600 BC) is the date Egyptian priests gave Solon for the destruction of Atlantis, which Plato officially recorded. > 12,000 years ago—and every 12,000 years before that—official Greenland ice core samples show drastic, rapid shifts between arctic and tropical climates. > Probably all coincidences. > Recommend at least looking into accounts like @EthicalSkeptic @SunWeatherMan @nobulart @junhoBTC @adapt2030 @OMApproach > There’s more than enough credible evidence available from reliable sources.

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Have a dual fuel gen, but it noisy. I'm thinking around 10a, for an older, dumb fridge.

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I'm thinking something like the Anker SOLIX C1000 Gen 2, about $350. Can output 2000 W of power, more than enough for a fridge, my old POS needs about 75 W. Battery has 1000 Wh capacity, should be enough for appx. 40 hours. Mine has an average energy consumption of 25 Wh per hour. You can use a kill-a-watt or similar to measure yours. The above only gives you maybe two days of independence when the sun isn't shining. Efficiency of the fridge and battery capacity is important here.

Looked a little closer and it seems the Anker uses XT60 connectors to hook up the panel(s). Standard connector on panels is MC4, at least in Yurop. Adapters are available. Also takes max 600W and 60 Volts from the panel(s). Depending on the panel voltage, which can go up to 50 Volts, this means you can only hook up one.

You might be able to get a used panel for free or cheap, so you don't have to shell out cash for the Anker ones.

This is just a rough baseline, there's other suppliers but the electrical requirements are similar.