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Many thanks to you for passing by...I hope that the situation in Tacloban will be brighter soon... keep hope alive!
Solar Master ng Motolite or if you find Trojan battery: pinaka maganda pero pinaka mahal
parang may nakita akong buy one take one sa motolite sa may makati, tanong ko kung kasama solarmaster nila...
update:
wala daw sila solar master, puro pang kotse.
, pero di ko alam kung saan ako mag sisimula. 
Gusto ko po sana eto gawing project sa bahay
A chest freezer used as a regular chest freezer consumes more electricity than a ref because the temperature inside is very low to freeze the food, even if you put it at the highest temperature.
What I say is that using a timer with a chest freezer (to have your chest freezer working as a ref) is more efficient than to use a timer with a regular ref. The reason is that a chest freezer is a lot more insulated (average of 3 times more) than a regular ref, so it retains the cold a lot longer, therefore it does not need to run a lot to achieve a temperature equal to a ref temperature. If you have a chest freezer and want to use it as a ref with a timer, you can program a mechanical timer to run the chest only 15 minutes every 3 hours. Doing so, you will consume only 2 hours of electricity per day instead of 6 to 10 hours or even 12 (depends on the chest). If your chest freezer is a good one you can even run it only 15 minutes every 4 hours... So, using a chest freezer as ref with a timer (only 180 pesos sa cdr king) will allow you to save A LOT on your electricity bill... and the food inside is colder pa than in a regular ref!
The same can be achieve with a 2 door ref (a little bit less efficient than with a chest freezer) but still very good. That's what I have, since several years na, I use a timer with my ref (It runs 15 minutes every 2 hours). The 1rst month I use the timer, my bill went 30% down... since then I always use a timer and there is no problem for the ref or the food
and please, give some feedback from your experiments ha! 
sa may kalentong tsaka metropoint may stock 1 or 2 or wala. haha!
out of stock yung mga timer sa cdrking.
meron ako 2 timer nabili dati meron siyang 4 pins 2 on 2 off, gamit ko sa ilaw 6pm-12am auto on and off
Thank you very much for your detailed feedback Tristan! Obviously the good thing with this power bank is that it does not consume a lot of electricity... now you have to tell me for how many hours it will last
This morning I bought a 300 watts cdr king inverter (680 pesos). I decided to give it a try with my laptop instead of using my big inverter when I don't have other appliances to run because my 1000 watts inverter/charger consumes some amperes that I rather use for something else!!
So, up to now, it works fine... no problem with my laptop... I will try with my led tv later. The only thing with this small inverter is that it is very noisy as its fan is always running! But it does not draw any amp (or so few that it not noticeable) from my battery bank, compare to my big inverter: when I turn it on, the voltage goes down right away even with no load.
So, I will not buy a power bank as I thought but will just use the small inverter
Update: my small cdr king 300 watts inverter can run a small cheap ceiling fan but not good for led tv 32 ' 80 watts... it runs it but make a weird sound like it has a hard time to run... so I prefer to stop it nalang! Maybe a 500 watts will do.
