I bought the basic model because I just wanted something affordable. It's a dual fuel. I started it on propane because I wasn't sure how long I would need it and also couldn't get to the gas can in the shed. It started right up after the propane got into the carb. I hooked it into the main panel of the house and got everything running that I needed. I am thinking of actually upgrading to a bigger model for the house and using this for the trailer. I have used Champion generators before and now I know why I did again.

Since the last mayor hurricane hit PR in 2017, tje power grid on the island has been unstable. I was finally able to buy this generator and when a blackout occurs, finally I don't need to throw out anything frome my fridge, I can sleep with certain comfort. It's easy to use, and reliable

I love the duel fuel capability - I actually connected mine to a propane tank (like we use for the grill) with no issues. Easy to set up and has multiple ports for various power connections. I haven't fully maxed it out yet (fortunately no major power outages) but have everything at the go. My only constructive feedback might be since the unit is pretty heavy (> 100 lbs), having a set of casters that could be mounted to roll the unit around from storage would be helpful.

I got this because of my work trailer, it's a rolling shop. I already have propane because I have a propane forge. I thought this would be the best match for me. It uses a lot of propane. I haven't tried the fuel option yet. It is quite loud. It stays at a constant RPM with her without a load. There's not many frills and features. When you unplug it on propane it shuts it down. The Killswitch on it will only shut it down from what I understand, with fuel and not propane. I do like it because of its weight. I can also use it with the horse trailer. I can pick it up and move it by myself.

I bought this bc of the price and the dual fuel option. Living in the city it is important to have options and with the gas prices it was a no brainer. I have 3 refrigerators and a chest freezer that We try to keep full. I know I can only run one of these at a time but the option to run them is what I was looking for. So far my only complaint is filling with oil. I'm not thrilled with the eyeball method of when the engine is full.

Started up first time was very easy to use, haven't had a power outage yet, but I'm convenient that it will do fine. Didn't purchase with wheel kit, but ordered one, that made the price tag a little more than I expected, but that's okay, still pleased

This is a very smooth running, easy to start, quiet generator! I bought the model without the wheels as that was the only one available at the time. I ordered the wheel set, which was very easy to install, and now there are no issues with moving the generator outdoors for use and back inside for storage.

Here are the facts, and all you need to know. This generator works as advertised- If you can not read the information on the side of the box, don't complain about the product when it gives you all the specifics before purchase. 68dBA- Means it is loud, but almost every generator out there is. If you want quiet, you are going to have to pay much more then what you paid for this one or make some modifications to this Champion. Propane or Gas- They both take some muscle to start, so the number of pulls is based on the individual doing the pulling. Again nothing new here, starts every time just might not be on the first attempt. If you are not up to pulling a cord several times get an electric start.

I use this for camping. It has a duel fuel tank which makes the worry of not having a fuel can worth it. If I forget I can use my RV propane to run it. A little loud for campgrounds, but I don't use it at campgrounds, only Boondocking. Small enough to fit in the truck bed, but enough power to push my AC and Fridge easily.

I live in an HOA community, the board does not like us storing gasoline in our garages. So with it being dual fuel I can storage propane. I took it out of the box, (it comes with the right amount of oil and funnel) so it only took a few minutes to put the oil in and connect the propane hose with a regulator to the propane tank. It was so easy!!!!! I only had to pull the starter a few times to get it going. (I forgot the adjust the choke). I would recommend it to anyone sainting a GREAT GENERATOR!