With the 9 core unit, just leave 1 core running. Nothing will freeze.
AG
On 12/2/2011 9:04 AM, Jed Rothwell wrote:
Horace Heffner wrote:
A different working fluid is needed for automotive applications.
Water freezes.
Someone mentioned that in the forum. You could add antifreeze I
suppose. Or you could leave the motor on 24/7, in standby mode to keep
it from getting cold. If the hot water circulation works without
moving parts, this would not cost anything, since the heat is free.
I have heard they leave cars idling full time in some parts of Alaska
during winter.
People have often fretted about how long it takes to turn on cold
fusion. Perhaps that will not be a problem with the Rossi-style gas
loaded devices. If it is a problem, the solution is to leave them on
in standby mode, permanently. This is another example of why it will
take a while for us to get used to zero cost energy.
- Jed
