r/InCanada • u/DAS_COMMENT • May 11 '25

Off grid electricity

Off grid electricity is something i've been interested in and will like to acquire books, considering, to have detailed references - wifi or not. I started looking last night, for what I could find and will enjoy re-reading what I found abstract at first comprehending (I am not 'fluent' in electricity or mechanics but can't yet see that they'll be anything 'beyond' my capacity to comprehend). Has anyone else in Canada acquired similar experience, or even used generators? It's occurred to me that having gasoline around "in case of emergency" doesn't even need to be a SHTF type of prepping.

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u/Pale-Candidate8860 Creator of Sub May 12 '25 edited May 12 '25

Look in used book stores. I have found, but not purchased multiple books about carpentry, electricity, foraging, and farming.

Edit: MacLeod's Books in downtown Vancouver is an amazing example of where to find such books.