Welcome everyone! As you can see, we're still under construction. I highly recommend checking out the classroom tab above. ☝️ There, you'll find an early class I put together for basic preparedness. I also did a live class on "Disaster Planning" over a year ago here in Pennsylvania. I highly recommend turning on "captions." The sound quality isn't the greatest. I want to thank you all! Feel free to share any information on preparedness, disasters, etc. This was created to build community and share ideas and information to help us with what's on the horizon. Chris aka The Emergency Expert

Edit: figured out the vid link. Our cold step apprentice asked me about backfeed today after I was talking about having someone blow up a set of our grounds in Oregon last winter when they turned on their generator. It got me thinking, I dont think I have ever heard anyone explain the WHY you need to have a transfer switch in between your house and your service drop. Also no, just flipping your breakers is not sufficient. This was 100% off the top of my head and Ive been known to get into the weeds without knowing it.