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Post by peterlegrand on Aug 29, 2022 4:08:15 GMT
Hi,
I am living in Thailand outside and we have been building up a homestead. We do run things on solar with batteries and parallel to this with government electric.
I am thinking to expand the solar by adding more batteries and panels and have a switch between the batteties as a backup.
At the same time, I am thinking to have certain equipment to convert to electric. For example, my family has a very old in rather good condition pickup. It is a very light one thus convertable. Also, thinking about getting a second hand atv that I will directly convert.
Finally, I have petrol brush cutter and thinking of getting a 80v electric one. All of these things are rather expensive.
thus slowly moving to electric things that I can charge with solar.
Does this make any sense. All of these are big investments that if things would remain normal would maybe not make sense.
Kind regards, Peter
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Post by T on Dec 1, 2022 17:47:50 GMT
Research WOOD GAS. Easy, cheap to put together (usually homebuilt) and cheap to run. Tried and tested for over a hundred years. Over a million vehicles on it in Europe during WWII when they ran out of petroleum & what they had went to the war effort. Used on buses, taxi’s, tractors, generators & military vehicles all over the world since then. If it runs on gasoline, nat gas or LP it’ll run on wood gas and it can also be used to stretch diesel consumption. Good vids on the “tube” & tons of info on internet. Emissions are clean & green too. Research it, you’ll be amazed!
Never see it promoted? Probably won’t.
Big business can sell electric cars and replacement batteries and charge for energy. Government can tax and get lobbyist payoffs. This can be home built, is cheap to free - & - how do you tax scrap pipes, barrels and sticks that fell off a tree, dried manure or anything else that’ll burn?
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