I’ve never used an Automatic Transfer Switch but someone recommended one to me for my solar/wind system which doesn’t provide enough power to be a stand alone source of power.. The idea is to use it only when there is enough power and it would (hopefully) switch to secondary power ie the power company. Any [...]
Read More...Building a case that has 5 Handheld radios with a 50W mobile radio on the top. I have a 12V solar panel. Is it possible to wire the solar panel to the radio and put it on a switch so that you can change from uninterrupted power (house current) to the solar panel to power [...]
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Read More...This is the documentation of the solar thermal concentrator electric system that we are beginning at Factor e Farm. For more information, see openfarmtech.org We arelooking for people who are interested in building the world’s first replicable open source self-sufficient decentralized high appropriate tech permaculture village – to transcend survival and evolve to freedom. Read [...]
Read More...i have once read an article about the upcoming inventions of vehicles. i saw a model of a vehicle that is entirely powered by a solar panel and a small wind mill on its back. would this be the start of the domination of solar panels and the end of usage of fuels? what do [...]
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Read More...To save the water in the 130L on board tank for drinking and kitchen use, an external connection pumps water from a jerry can or bucket directly into the heater. When operating on 240v (generator) the water is heated continuously for luxuriously long showers. When you’re out of water, simply take the jerry can to [...]
Read More...Austin’s source for local news Fred Valentine Retterath, 92, of Austin, died Monday, Dec. 6, 2010, at the Austin Medical Center. Fred was born Feb. 13, 1918, in Stacyville, Iowa to Michael and Rose (Wagner) Retterath. Read more on Austin Daily Herald
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