On 05/15/2013 02:09 AM, Paul Anderson wrote:
Rob,
Very interesting.
Cost for unit and output?
Some technical people who understand stoves should please comment on
this as functional or not. Cost is a secondary issue when electrical
power is small quantities are possible!!!
Paul
Let me point out, a license, plans and parts will cost in excess of $125
USD. This assumes additional parts costs will be minimal. This also
assumes 4 HP (2 KW) will be sufficient (an uninspected boiler is
generally in violation of law above these values.)
A generator head should be $300-$500, add in a boiler, feedwater
processing, etc. and the cost must be well in excess of $1,000 USD. This
sounds like an impossible hurtle to overcome.
Am I mistaken in some way in this analysis?
Dave 8{)
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"A word to the wise ain't necessary - it's the stupid ones that need the
advice."
Bill Cosby
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