What You'll Learn Each Day

Day 1 Size your generator correctly (most people buy the wrong size)
Day 2 Choose the right fuel type -- gas, propane, or dual-fuel?
Day 3 Connect safely with a transfer switch (no backfeeding risks)
Day 4 Master the 4 essential maintenance tasks (prevent starting failures)
Day 5 Prep for cold-weather starting (winter storms = dead generators)
Day 6 Troubleshoot the most common problems (won't start, runs rough, no power)
Day 7 Final recommendations -- the best generators for YOUR situation

Most people wait until after a storm to figure out backup power.

By then, generators are sold out, prices are jacked up, and you're scrambling to understand watts, fuel types, and transfer switches while your fridge is thawing.

This free 7-day email course walks you through everything you need to know before the next outage:

How much generator power you actually need (load calculation made simple)
Which fuel type makes sense for your situation
How to connect your generator safely without electrocuting a lineman
The 4 maintenance tasks that prevent starting failures
How to troubleshoot common problems
Top generator recommendations by size and budget

One email per day. 400-600 words each. No sales pitches. Just practical, safety-focused prep steps you can take right now.

By Day 7, you'll know exactly which generator to buy, how to maintain it, and how to connect it safely when the power goes out.

"I bought a generator three years ago and never maintained it. When the power went out last winter, it wouldn't start. This course showed me exactly what I did wrong -- and how to fix it."

-- Mike T., Ohio

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What You'll Learn Each Day

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