Power company doing maintenance and shutting off electricity for a day. Purchase this generator three days before. Followed the instructions, easy to setup. I use the propane tank from my barbuque. I had power all day long. Got power to two refrigerators, the internet router and computers. There was plenty of power for everything. My wife was very happy

As easy as 1-2-3 !! Remove from the box , add .06 10w-30 oil and 3.5 gallons of gas . One slow easy pull and fired up immediately using the gas option . So easy to pull start my 7 yr old granddaughter could start it . A little noise but not near as loud as the big boy generators are . At 112 lbs it's a little heavy and bulky , I will be purchasing the wheel kit .Very happy I went with this unit instead of a bigger unit . Will work great for the occasional power outages we experience in NC several times a yr .

3500-WATT DUAL FUEL GENERATOR is easy to start. It has two options for fuel. It is powerful enough to run what we need during a power outage. As far as generators go, this one is fairly quiet. The fuel tank is big enough to run for hours. Great for power outage, garage use or even camping.

I use the Champion Generator for power outages.I like the fact that we can run it on propane. That way we do not have to store gasoline which can sour. We keep 4 propane tanks handy for that purpose so we could run the generator for up to 35 hours.Also the generator can run multiple appliances at the same time.

Living in California you know your power is going to be shut off. My wife finally convinced me to buy a portable generator. After intensive review of all the product I chose this model for it's dual fuel capability, power output, and good reviews. I also got it at a good price. After 14 months of living in the garage, I finally got to use it! I chose to use propane for the fuel since it feels safer and easier. (No draining gasoline from the tank required for storage.) Super easy to start. Replaced oil after 5 hours. Ran it for 8 hours total. Noisy, but that's expected. Power output seemed adequate to run my Subzero, but if I put more load on the system, electronics on SubZero didn't like it. It didn't break anything, and it seemed to still be powering the compressor, but display output for controller was not correct. Still glad we saved our food in the frig!

Bought this generator for camping as I needed a bit more power that my Yamaha generator. This generator is bit less quite but packs more power and using propane is a great perk. Had to clean out the tank of gas a few times on my Yamaha generator. The Champion dual fuel generator does not have that issue. I am a big fan of anything that runs on propane as engine life span is much longer. Thanks Champion for for producing a generator that is dual fuel.

I purchased this generator because we live in an area that is about 50 miles from the Gulf of Mexico and we have had some very strong winds the last 2 or 3 years. We have been very fortunate that we have not lost our electricity during these storms. This generator will power my refrigerator, freezer and a few small appliances in case of an emergency. I love the dual fuel because I really do not have a place outside to store it outside and plan to never put gasoline in it. So after I use the generator with the propane I can unhook the propane from the generator and bring the generator into my shop area for storage. Love it except it is a little bit noisier than I thought it might be. P.S. The wheel kit is a necessity!

This generator saved the day had a bad storm the night before that knocked out the power and a heat wave the next day had no choice but to buy a generator and this was an excellent choice the dual fuel makes it even better the noise level was not very noticeable once the ac was running would definitely recommend

I like this product alot!!. They are great on quality and efficiency! .This is my second generador in the past 5 years! My other one unfortunately got stolen. ( My second one is giving me problem turning on with the gasoline.) So if any one knows why please help .

I haven't had a chance to run it with much load yet but so far it is exactly what I was hoping for. I was surprised by how cool everything (except the muffler of course) was after the 5 hr break in run. Started right up on propane and ran without a hiccup. The noise level is about like a lawn mower but as to be expected. I hope I don't have to use it much but if I do it seems solid.