hi vincente
i guess that buying a system will cost you lot of
money, more than you are willing to spend, maybe. for
your site a waterweel maybe usefull.
if you want to heat your house and want more than only
1-2kW heating power you may take a heat pump, thus
will give you 2-3 times the heat than a resistive
heating.
regards
thomas
--- Vicente Piorno <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb:
> Hi All,
> This is the first message to the group from an
> absolute newbie in the field of hydro power, so
> please forgive me if i'm asking too basic or
> recurrent questions.
> There is an small stream flowing trough my property
> (about 3 m head, 100-200 l/s), and i'm planning to
> use it for an hydropower setup.
> From my readings i think i could get 1-2kW from it.
> I have two questions to the group. First, wether to
> buy a ready to install system or doing it myself.
> I prefer the second option, even considering that my
> hydropower and electrical abilities are (by now!!)
> very limited. Do you think I could succeed? Could
> you recommend me any book, web or so where i can
> find practical and easy to follow instructions?
> Second, I want to use the energy generated to warm a
> 100 m2 building. I realize that 1-2 kW are not a
> lot, but even an increase of a few degrees is enough
> for me. Again the question is if do you think this
> is a feasible idea and where i can find practical
> information.
> Many thanks,
> Vicente Piorno
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been
> removed]
>
>
>
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