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To: Oak Tree who wrote (87386)	2/16/2001 8:09:46 AM
From: Think4Yourself	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 95453

Coleman has been introducing some good small personal models in the 1500-2500 watt range. The units are fairly light and mobile. They have a 2 cycle with ceramic magnets that is VERY portable and quite powerful. There are several producers in the home powering range (5,000-10,000 watts). That being said I don't think gasoline engine generators are a good long term solution. Home fuel cells are the answer as far as I am concerned. Much more efficient, cleaner, no noise, can be used as a heat source. Mitsubishi recently introduced the first home unit but it is quite pricey. I figure 3-5 years from now you will be seeing them in your local Home Depot or Lowes store.