Sounds like it is coming along nicely for you there. I have had a lot of progress here, and have a few dozen photos to upload to my solar power project whenever the project management is turned back on
Bob
Statistics: Posted by Bob Boyce — Tue Nov 07, 2006 8:13 pm
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Statistics: Posted by 12volt dan — Tue Nov 07, 2006 8:03 pm
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On the home front of my own the bio genny is taking shape in the genshed. The insulation is in (mostly) and the window frames and door frame has been foamed. Door knobs on and the windows are trimmed
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Lots of things to build yet like the heat exchanger for the exhaust, the outside rad (for summer) the intake/exhaust piping and the relays and wiring to make this thing run. Hopfully it will be a go for January
I still like the pem for excess solar dump load producing hydrogen. I like the idea of being totaly self suficient
Statistics: Posted by 12volt dan — Tue Nov 07, 2006 8:00 pm
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1. Its cheap
2. made at home with minimal tools
3. endorsed by FEMA
aka ' The Wood Gasifier'!! as used by thousands during WW2 and other petrol shortages.
hell, in WW2 most of europe (cars/houses/industry) was burning this stuff!
found the link on 'Keelynet', man thats a good site!
just keep a drum of dry woodchips handy and your set
oh yeah, the guy described in keelynet runs his ford pickup on it, gets about 1 mile p/pound of wood, @ $3 for 40pounds.
all the best
Adam
Statistics: Posted by adam666 — Mon Aug 01, 2005 6:23 pm
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