One of the biggest concerns for long-term self-reliance as a homesteader is energy. Most energy sources that we rely on seem to be finite. Especially if you are focused on survival when the grid goes down or being completely off-grid. Gasoline, propane, coal, even wood, all will run out at some point and are difficult to regenerate. Batteries in particular run out quickly, and rechargeable batteries can be costly and unreliable. But what if you could have nearly unlimited battery power …
Gasoline, propane, coal, even wood, all will run out at some point and are difficult to regenerate without reliance on the grid. Batteries in particular run out quickly, and rechargeable batteries can be costly and unreliable. But what if you could have nearly unlimited battery power …for nearly no cost?
Enough to live off-grid and power all of your electronics and devices? Sounds too good to be true, right? I definitely thought so, but there actually is a way to do this, and this awesome video explains how. You can literally re-use your batteries over and over and literally never need to buy them again. Battery reconditioning is incredibly cool and could become a cornerstone of your self-reliance plan.
Whether you simply want to save money, completely get off the grid, or prepare your homestead for the worst, this technique is incredibly valuable to know. Make sure you check this new video out right now because it won’t be up much longer:
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One comment on “Battery Reconditioning: Limitless Homestead Energy”
You start off by telling people that after they watch your “SHORT” presentation they will know how to recondition batteries. YOU LIE! I spent all that time, (the presentation IS NOT SHORT), then you want $47.00 for what you just promised I would know from the video. Just why in the world should I believe you when you’ve already lied like a Siamese cat to me? Any honest person could pass everything you told me in the video in i4 the time! No thanks, and do not have a good day!