I am all new to this, I have done a few inside flea markets and electricity was available. However, before you know it, the spring will be here and I would like to do some outside flea markets. I would like to know when vendors do outside shows, where do you get electrcity to hook-up their machines or computers? Do they bring a generators? Thanking you all in advance for your helpful answers.
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Sunday, January 16, 2011 07:57 pm EST
I have been using a DieHard Portable Power Unit 1150. I purchased on sale at Sears for just over $100. It powers a small cash register, and 3 lamps @ 60 watts each for approx. 6 to 7 hours. The unit is rechargeable by plugging it into a wall socket or a car lighter. I'm sure there are better methods, but this one has been the simplest for me to get started with. I've heard of others using marine batteries, and some use small generators when they are allowed. All the best ~ Will
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Kandu Jos'
Wednesday, January 22, 2014 07:58 am EST
We have a generator. You need to figure out how many watts of power you use. We got a great deal at the pawn shop for ours.
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J&S Products
Saturday, February 1, 2014 06:33 pm EST
I have a car power converter and truck battery. It powers my whole booth for light up at night.
