Website review: self sufficient life & Generate ...
mindnl discovered this in Alternative Energy
•9 reviews since Nov 27, 2007
alternative-energy, off-grid
•selfsufficientlife.net/2007/11/23/generate-yo...
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mindnl discovered 6 months ago- Now there's an idea: send bills to your power company!
- Chris1051 rated 5 months ago
- Nice. I would wonder how much co2 would be made opposed to a col plant.
- mcdunc rated 5 months ago
- One more way to reduce the power grid demand.
- ElDave rated 5 months ago
- Producing your own energy for fun and profit
- Socman rated 6 months ago
- This is one of those pages that will become more and more relevant as time waddles by.
- bogdescu rated 6 months ago
- From the page: "A Lister CS (cold start) engine is a diesel engine that can deliver great power for very little cost. These engines are build to run for decades" Sounds great but... what about pollution? It seems (it smells) like that waste oil might be quite stinky, no? What about the price of the engine itself? Do you have any suggestions about sources? Second hand? I am giving the story a stumble, maybe someone will kick in with some info.
- cenema158 rated 6 months ago
- Generate our own power. Pretty cool, acctually.
- ryan0000 rated 6 months ago
- how hard would it be for a novice to set this up themselves. Say I bought a lister CS and wanted to generate my own electricity, how EXACTLY could someone concerned with energy usage/waste , but doesnt know much about how it all works set this up? feel free to msg me if anyone knows, i'd be very thankful.
