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They do now have 10ah batteries, and you can put 4 of them on at one time, and they produce 560wh each. That would obviously half the batteries needed. But do you still not think that would be feasible? I'm having a look at diesel generators, I'm just abit worried about the running costs and...

If I was going to go diesel, you reckon something like this and run it off red diesel?

Also I live in england.. outdoor crops arent always great, too much crap weather.

You're almost right. Grown man moved back into the family home. Its more a case of I dont want to bring trouble to the family house. The running costs on charging batterys/generators is fine. Pretty much its a home made mine shaft in woods yeah. There must surely be something out there that...

https://www.poolstele.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=411712 This is what I was looking at. Think theyd be the best for what I'm looking for

Thanks mate. Would take quite alot of battery power to get through 18hours on 600w then. Would need to recharge all batteries within 4 hours, and change all batteries every 4 hours non stop. Just for 1 continuous light.

I can get batteries charged for free... Diesel genny = money, noise, and fumes.

When I've said I can get eletric for free. Stealing it would be abit silly.

Yeah, so I'm thinking of buyimg 3000w rechargable generator. have the generator in my off grid grow room, and then recharge the batteries at my house.

Does anybody know what the running time/lifespan a battery powered generator would be, if i ran a 600w hid light through it? I've seen you can buy 3000w generators with 2000w continuous power. They are costly, but you can attach four 10ah batterys, they each produce 560wh with fast charging...

Sneaky underground handmade tunnel, off grid. I have the means to charge batteries. But to run one 600w hid bulb for 18hours straight would take alot of battery power, and a big generator. I've seen ego nexus 3000w rechargable generators, they take upto 4 10ah batteries... Would that be enough...