Posted by z on August 18, 2009, 4:15 pm
http://ludens.cl/photo/stories/turbine/turbine.html
cheers Manfred
Posted by vaughn on August 18, 2009, 4:46 pm
Nice! I love those old turbines.
Vaughn
Posted by z on August 19, 2009, 2:40 am
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this line cracked me up
"The ELC was a modest but decently built homemade one. It had been
installed not long ago. I didn't investigate it too much, because I was a
bit worried for my life, as I was standing in deep water, in almost total
darkness, surrounded by naked wires carrying 220V. "
good to see a working system even more cobbled together than mine!
Posted by Curbie on August 19, 2009, 4:30 pm
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> this line cracked me up
> "The ELC was a modest but decently built homemade one. It had been
> installed not long ago. I didn't investigate it too much, because I was a
> bit worried for my life, as I was standing in deep water, in almost total
> darkness, surrounded by naked wires carrying 220V. "
> good to see a working system even more cobbled together than mine!
Pretty sure I wouldn't consider that a micro-hydro guide or a solution
to the worlds energy problems, but THAT'S certainly some DIY stuff
there!
Making power though!
Curbie
Posted by Gordon on August 18, 2009, 9:20 pm
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Hi Manfred,
I was at your site last night and didn't see this article.
It's quite intresting.
I also saw that you have a new ELC in place to distribute
the power to loads around the house instead of into a
dump load.
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