Very timely news for this topic...
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2004/02/040204000254.htm
Astronomers Unravel A Mystery Of The Dark Ages: Undergraduates' Work
Blames Comet For 6th-century 'Nuclear Winter'
Scientists at Cardiff University, UK, believe they have discovered
the cause of cr
tions, but I'm quite excited about this because
those Trace/Xantrex inverters cost way too much.
--- In biofuel@yahoogroups.com, "Mel Riser" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 1. Bridging UPSs or inverters
>From: "eric12856" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
This may be a bit off topic, but I have an inverter question:
I have a couple of APC SmartUps's (computer uninterruptible power
supply). I was wondering if the output of these can be linked in
parallel (assuming correct polarity and initially sync'ed to grid
frequency) to add additional capaci
Don't know if anybody saw or posted this yet... Saw posted on
slashdot.ord
http://www.springfieldnews-
leader.com/projects/stewardship/turkey120402.html
Turkey plant finds high-tech pollution solution
Carthage company will turn poultry waste into products instead of
effluent.
By Mike Penpras
Your induction generator will continue to function if it isn't
> > > overloaded. If the power goes out, the induction generator will
either
> > > become overloaded and stop generating, or continue to run while
> > > back-feeding the power lines. As soon as you notice tha
gt; > out you should throw your main breaker or shut off the generator.
If you
> > intend to spin your meter backwards anyway, I'm really not sure
if one
> > of the automatic switches would work for you.
> >
> > eric12856 wrote:
> >
> > >Lot of smart guys
Lot of smart guys in this group so I figure someone can answer my
question that I think may have a simple answer, but first
some background.
I have a 5hp Biodiesel generator set that I also extract heat (from
coolant and exhaust to heat the house). Now that I've moved into a
new house (my he
