Heh! Hakan, are you one of those individuals that can't handle silence?
:) In the event you are don't worry I have never seen it last long
Doug
Hakan Falk wrote:
I never, I never saw so little activities on the list before. Missing it.
Hakan
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Probably that is their plan. If we eliminated corporate welfare the US could enjoy a golden age but presently she is riddled with parasites. The social welfare they will eliminate was purchased by the poor but they will probably be robbed again. Sigh. I heard an interesting statistic. Only 5%
you dont need money if you can supply a need. i know more than just fuel, i
can build just about anything a person would have as a daily need. house,
furniture, small macines, engine repair, anyone with a skill is pretty well
safe. it is the people who have never had to work a day in their life
A lot of things have to stay functional. Power, roads, fuel, water and food to name a few. People who live in cities have few alternatives. Also elderly and very young. The bulk of the suffering will be borne by thepoor - the corporate and governmental psychopaths have the money to go elsewhere
if the us government admits it is bankrupt, the dollar will be bunk. noone
will want it, or if they do accept it, the exchange rate will be horrifying,
all those millions of dollars they have squirreled away will be worth
tens, maybe hundreds if they are lucky. all of this because noone has any
"they" understand this better than most of us and I assure you the crash of the dollar will be an opportunity to them. They will purchase real assets for pennies. "They" steal it all back so they can then sell it back to us for another generations labor. We are hamsters or "coppertops". A
Whatever "we" may "be" to
"them," who what when where why and howI am to myself
iswhatmatters most, not just to me, but to everyone else too.
So whatever else I might say is really for me, and you can read it if you want
or not, it doesn't matter, unless it does to you. For myself, I'm
the only possible flaw i see in your argument is that when a person has
nearly nothing, they fight that much harder to keep whatever they do have.
my brother and i had a hamster when we were kids, he was really nice and
fuzzy and cute until you pissed him off, then he would bite REALLY FRAGGIN'
Just got the quote from PGE for the hookup to a power line
700 ft away -- $17000 USD !
Granted, a good standalone system would be at least
twice that, given my love of power tools and radiant
floor heat :-) Still it's offensive to just cave in to them, and
it's almost like they priced
is it to a workshed or is it to your house? if it is a house, i personally
would start with a 25Kw generator for main power(on BD of course), and then
next begin replacing big energy sinks like heating and cooling with
geothermal, woodfire, heating oil(and all its variants), biogas, or
Hi Ken,
how about a 25KVA Genset run on
Methanegaz?
it seems to me Methane is the Way to go! Why...
there is the transport and handling of the Biofuel a lot of manpower
involved!
You can set up a Methaneproduction with your
Wast,the Bacteria will do the work for you and your own
On Jul 15, 2006, at 5:33 PM, Jason Katie wrote:
is it to a workshed or is it to your house? if it is a house, i
personally
would start with a 25Kw generator for main power
under $1 so far, and that's 200 amps of 120 VAC! Maybe
even overkill (it's a single-family dwelling, 1400 sq
You need to talk to Zeke. For those prices, you could fly him out, have
him build you a system and fly back
and it would be STILL half as much!
Ken Provost wrote:
Just got the quote from PGE for the hookup to a power line
700 ft away -- $17000 USD !
Granted, a good standalone system would
On Jul 15, 2006, at 6:27 PM, Mike Weaver wrote:
You need to talk to Zeke. For those prices,
you could fly him out, have
him build you a system and fly back
and it would be STILL half as much!
Yo, Zeke !! Is that true? I'm a big believer
in consultants, having been one myself in
the
the generator would only be a lightly used temporary, and backup supply
later on, at least that was what i had envisioned.
Jason
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you can cogen for 5 cents a kwhr assuming you use the heat. Hardware is about 5 thousand dollars unless you want an electric stove. KirkKen Provost [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Just got the quote from PGE for the hookup to a power line700 ft away -- $17000 USD !Granted, a good standalone system
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