First of all thanks for the sub, I subbed you back. As far as your question on my channel, here's my answer. It's going to depend on the size of your generator and the draw you require to run the things you want to use. I would assume that an oil furnace would not draw much. The way I figured out what I could use was by adding up the start up amperage of each devise and making sure it was under the available amperage of my generator as well as under the rated amperage of the circuit I am using to connect everything. I have a 5500 watt generator and run everything in my house but the electric hot water heater and electric furnace. Sometimes if the well kicks on at the same time that I am using the microwave or electric range I might trip the breaker, so I try to make sure I avoid doing that.

The liked and favorite videos are all videos that I either think are real or at least think they might be real. I search constantly to weed out the fakes. While there might be some fakes on my channel I am not sure so they stay.

Ok ....Were you just kidding around with Me ? IF you were thats good! I have a big sense of humor !!! I see you like BF research . Go to my other channel Dustypawpaws ...cause thats my other big interest besides my best friends the animals.....WOOF (-:

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Thanks for the sub :) Keep your research.
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Thank you for subscribing to my channel. I hope you like my 900= (NINE HUNDRED VIDEOS!!!), really cool Honda Moped Gyro and Dio/Elite Videos.I also have alot of videos on motorcycle two stroke engine repairs and tips. Sincerely, Randy H - DSD

Thx fer the Sub ! TC !

thanks for the video comments, i just subbed and looking forward to connecting

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