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I copy my data to a nas at home. That copies once a day to an off-site nas. Once in a while I connect an external disk to the nas and copy all and disconnect it.
Perfect or not, compliant with backup procedures or not ..... it works for me and i'm happy having with an air gap backup.
The only concern I see here is the external drive. My experience has been that powered off drives fail more often than constantly-on drives. So my external drives are always powered on, I just run a replication script to them on a schedule.
But you do have good coverage, so that's a small risk.
I know and I agree. I still want an air-gap backup. Because ......it's air gapped