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

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That's funny Warren i grew up in Michigan and had to wear leather jackets
not to be cool but because it was cold as hell I got lost in a snow bank
once we were jumping off of roofs into them and I got lost for a while
.leather works great with a liner .I been interested in thermal Cline's for
some time now .it seems we build without thinking about natures way of
creating warmth . big wasters. You might put up plastic on you barns and
heat them to continue your work it's would be nice to keep half warm .and
just build over it as a permitant thermal barrier .I heard ist so cold
there that some shopping malls are underground ? Hear about all the Lowe's
closing up there ? Do you hunt ? Must be a lot of deer and moose there .

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

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> James
> Trust me on this, you need clothes in Canadian Winter. Anything out in the
> breezes just gets frost bitten, and simply turns black and falls off.
> If you have any doubt, why in the world would Canadians have embraced
> prickly wool Stanfield's long johns, plaid flannel shirts, and fleece lined
> pants? Oh, and Sorrel felt lined boots, a parka, and a toque? We like to
> survive until at least spring.
> Last winter I completely disappeared under a snow bank back of the big
> barn, one morning, hence, the serious need for snow shoes, for tromping
> across the landscape.
> Cheers Warren
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> On Fri, 9 Nov 2018 at 5:57 PM, James Glinski [email protected] [EVGRAY]
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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 .😂
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> 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]
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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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