How long could I run appliances on these 200 AH batteries?

You can get full-size propane refrigerators. They are between 1.5x and 2x the cost of a "normal" electric fridge.

A quick search will pull up a couple of threads where generators are discussed and @BTPost goes into why the lower RPM (than say a high RPM, tiny portable) and ideal ranges.

https://www.survivalmonkey.com/posts/323414/
Generator life cycles | Survival Forums

 

Sorry for the late response, I had to refresh my PC and it deleted all my bookmarks among many other things, so I had a difficult time remembering the site name. I will read through all your posts, but in the meantime, what kind of land should i get? I found .25-.5 acres for $888 near me, there was another for $2000 somewhere but I cant find it. The land i'm seeing is within city limits though. I want to get land thats at or below $6000

 

Ok so I read the posts and i've decided to completley move away from electricity as much as possible and power everything i can with Propane. Also will buy some gas generators and cords upon cords of wood. I'll use the wood in the winter mostley and just buy thermal underclothing and keep my house just slightly warm, that way i wont need to use as much wood. Generators can be used in emergencies only. I have a portable solar battery recharger and it's very nice. I use it to charge my electronics, but that would only work for things like my phone, ipad, 3DS, Wii U controller etc, i'll have to find something topower my TV, Wii U and 360, unless I can do that with propane, in which case, im all set. actually I did think i seen a propane powered generator so that might be my solution right there.

I re designed my floor plan with a 3rd shipping container and it's much better i think:

 

Sweet, so is it like a device I can buy or things that i need to combine to make the device? where can i get it? or the parts to make it?

 

Hmm, so which model should I get? How much do they cost? the site doesn't say. the 5050 and the 5100 are only for the middle east and canada so that rules those out.

 

Three to four gallons of propane/ day for 100 watt/hours seems a bit high...until you figure the heat for the living area. Still, not a lot of power...

I still have to lean towards getting rid of the games, but that's just my take

 

But you gotta love the estate sale. Okay, I'm leaving...

 

Hmm, ok we'll what would be a cheaper alternative to the Genthermal device, the stuff i had? As for getting rid of the games, no can do haha, games are my life. I mainly game on my PC and my Wii U has a controller with a built in screen so that would eliminate the use for the TV for the most part, so if i wanted to play the 360 I would have to use the TV.

 

Well, i was thinking I could try to get a property that would be suitable for a well, then water would be free. At my current residence we have a well and we pay nothing for water, so that would be solved, I would by wood by the cord and make sure the containers were well insulated and then just wear thermal underclothing in the winter. That would save on wood. The water would be pumped up, but i will seriously consider getting a hand crank one. It would be one less thing to run on electricity. As for the garden, yeah that will be work, there won't be any getting around that. We currently have a small garden and it has to be watered daily, and that isnt anything at all, but harvesting and preserving will be.

Basically my whole plan is to be able to live on as little money as possible. I was also thinking i could create another container house on the property and rent it out to a friend or family member and use the rent money for property upkeep (Buying propane, wood etc) and save the rest for emergencies.

Electricity is my only problem. That geothermal device is too much money, and the solar power idea is a no go.