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Subject: RE: Power requirements
As much as I want to test out some thermate, I think the water jets idea is
definitely going work. Needs a rotating head with a bit on the tip, so
either an electric motor, or have its spinning motion powered by the water
pump (which would last a lot longer
In a message dated 10/30/2002 6:36:04 AM Alaskan Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
As much as I want to test out some thermate, I think the water jets idea is
definitely going work. Needs a rotating head with a bit on the tip, so
either an electric motor, or have its spinning motion powere
, 2002 8:10 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Power requirements
In response to my inquiry to Dr. Behar, he provided the following
information:
> The 2 20KW generators was for electric power, to run pumps,
> controls, computers, etc.
> The 480KW was what was calculated to be produced fro
In response to my inquiry to Dr. Behar, he provided the following
information:
> The 2 20KW generators was for electric power, to run pumps,
> controls, computers, etc.
> The 480KW was what was calculated to be produced from burning diesel to
> heat up the water.
So we are *not* talking a smal
