110v plug on side, what does it mean?

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  1. unholy7

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    "at least i have chicken"
     
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    Ah. Pretty obscure reference.

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    Those are generator things are called auxiliary power units.
     
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    Except I mean a generator. Not an apu. ;)
     
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    Most APU units aren't true generators. They just spin an alternator and the AC compressor. You still need an inverter for 120v AC power.
     
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    And a chicken rotisserie.

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