Power generators

is this real ( or just in the lab )

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Hello everyone, Does anyone know of a generator that can supply an entire motorhome with electricity for two to three days in winter if necessary? Let's assume that the solar panels no longer provide enough power due to the weather conditions and I have to supply the entire motorhome with electricity. Including the computer, satellite internet and a larger screen (I have to work on it for at least 4 hours a day), an online computer requires 132.0 Ah / day in winter. So with 3000 watts I should be on the safe side? Which device can still be operated reasonably quietly and doesn't need to be refuelled every 2 hours? Unfortunately, the noise level is given in db for a few appliances here in the shop. Many thanks in advance for your input. Kind regards. Andreas

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I bought the above-mentioned generator in ES 2006 and have been using it ever since (15 years) to charge the 200AH batteries when the solar yield is insufficient and also to operate a small 230V oven when there is no electricity connection. I have prepared everything to cyclically recharge 2 freezers, refrigerators, emergency lights, alarms, router UPS batteries or to cool them down to the set temperatures in case of future power blackouts at home. As you can see, Galaxus continues to offer this EU 10i without a "sold out" notice. Where does Galaxus get this Hondageni from? If Honda.ch sells the photo, it is still delivered with a modified Swiss socket, despite the fact that the photo shows a Schuko socket, and because of this tinkering, the generator can no longer be started after pulling the cable 40 times. Does Galaxus really still have a source of supply from which this EU 10i is still equipped with an original working shockproof socket and has not been tinkered with a Swiss socket? Who can give me binding information on these questions, because I don't want to repeatedly pick up a junk product only to find out that it is absolutely unusable? Greetings Willy

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