Re: [EVGRAY] The barn board going on [1 Attachment]

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Well what I mean is that it's free and having two or three ways to fall
back on makes you very free. I'm not stopping till I do that with energy
water food ...clothes I can take or leave them .😂

On Friday, November 9, 2018, Warren Keillor [email protected]
[EVGRAY] <[email protected]> wrote:

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> James
> The wind around here is fearsome.
> It is hard to believe people settled on such a place, I think, sometimes.
> I designed and built wind generators for years, and used them for decades,
> before cheap, and efficient photo voltaic panels came out.
> Like solar cells, they work, but I think we can do even better
> understanding the true nature of where energy emerges.
> By all means, exploit everything out there, rather than pay the power
> company.
> However, we are very, very, close to solving a major world problem, and
> should keep at it.
> Cheers Warren
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> On Fri, 9 Nov 2018 at 10:31 AM, James Glinski [email protected]
> [EVGRAY]
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> Warren can you do anything with the wind winter winds can be blustery .
> and add to your heating .
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> On Friday, November 9, 2018, Warren Keillor [email protected]
> [EVGRAY] <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Hi guys
> The big hundred and seventy year old barn is getting a new lease on life,
> along with the stone barn, which is to be my workshop.
> It has been a huge job this year, to do this before the snow comes.
> You can just see the heat pump mounted at the extreme right of the photo.
> This is a air to liquid heat pump which can take heat out of the air down
> to -30 C. This heat is stored in an ordinary electric domestic hot water
> tank, and then circulated through high temperature plastic tubes cast
> inside 5" of re-enforced concrete floor.
> It is underground cable grid power for now, but since the roof faces just
> the correct angle to the Southern sun, I want to put solar voltaic panels
> up there.
> Since I have the resistance elements already, in the hot water tank, they
> would be an ideal way of testing Rosemary's 17x circuits.
> The big barn roof is getting replaced in a few weeks, with heavy ribbed
> steel, as we straighten the roof rafters up there, and put new strapping
> timbers to fasten it to.
> I just have to put another window in the stone barn, and fit the doors in
> place. Oh, and a wood stove, to try to burn all the rubbish wood.
> Getting my machine shop machines, and electronics bench back in play will
> be so good.
> Cheers Warren
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