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Here Warren this may help to understand it .the weather that is .
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On Tuesday, November 20, 2018, Warren Keillor [email protected]
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> James
> Things are getting colder here, strangely early this year. No lack of
> rain, or snow now. It is going down to -18C tomorrow in a flash drop, over
> a few hours. There will also be rather high winds too.
> Today I went into town to the dock where the schooner is, and drained all
> the water from the raw water side of the engine, toilet and fresh water
> tank, shut off the sea cocks and filled the system with antifreeze.
> Here, I have the stone workshop building, with doors and windows all
> installed, just now, heating it with a quartz lamp, until Mike arrives with
> the glycol fluid, this weekend.
> We have to hook up the 3# cable in the house cellar panel to the grid, to
> carry the 100 amps, to run the workshop, and heat pump, to heat the floor,
> from the wickedly cold outside air with the glycol through the pipes inside
> the floor.
> The house is well heated downstairs, with propane, and not so well with
> electric baseboards upstairs. Should the power go off, which it did,
> several times last winter, there is no heat, a situation my wife is not
> happy about, and has left it up to me to have it solved this year.
> It is another case of the shoemaker's children having to go barefoot, or
> the Mechanic's car failing, due to lack of service.
> I have stalled buying a stand by generator, but now it looks like I have
> to bite the bullet, and buy an electric start generator, that can run this
> place until the power gets restored. I had really hoped that we might have
> been able to get a power source sooner, but Winter has hit us seriously
> early, and there is no time to make one, and do everything else that must
> be done.
> I bought a self propelled snow blower for $40, that has a flat tire, and
> four vee belts that need changing. The electric start engine runs perfectly.
> With four barns, and three garages, I want to drag it into the kitchen,
> because it is so damn cold out there to work on nuts and bolts, with bare
> hands.
> As usual, I am almost a day late, and a dollar short, in my emergency
> preparations. My optimistic plans for the day, got eaten up by winterizing
> the boat. My Bedini wheel still sits in the corner of an unheated garage,
> with a leaky roof, ok, but out of service.
> Last winter, the snow didn't come until Christmas, but stayed until April.
> In Toronto, they have barely had frost on the grass, so far.
> Already the pine planks, fresh, from the saw mill, are freezing together,
> before we can get them in place.
> Fortunately they are separated in the stack, layer by layer with
> "stickers", light battens that let air flow around them.
> This is more an account of the lack of energy, around here.
> Men in black might come knocking on the door, frost bitten , and very
> sorry for themselves, to have landed such a lousy gig, their car in the
> snow bank, and needing the excavator to tow them out, sheepishly warming
> their hands on a cup of hot chocolate.
> I have worked on too many movies!
> Cheers Warren
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> On Tue, 20 Nov 2018 at 4:30 PM, James Glinski [email protected]
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> I'm in hunting territory in the country.. logging area three miles from a
> paved rode and electric and city water . just me and the anamals out here
> and the people who basically live with me and there electronic weapons .
> hope you get some heat going soon can't imagine working in that level of
> cold . are you getting the walls up ? At lest some clear plastic ?. They
> say there's a job in Alaska up by one of the northern oil fields that has a
> cabin with a diesel generator and if it fails you just die no recourse .
> diying ant much of a living . good luck with your work Warren .time to take
> a swat at the cat .
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> On Tuesday, November 20, 2018, James Glinski <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Well it's just a conundrum to me on one vid he and Rick were very excited
> about it like trying to correct an oversite on there part .they didn't say
> it wouldn't work they just said it should be there and you get 30% more out
> of it by being connected to the earth .I was going Thu the stuff on the web
> a some have it some don't . so there we are stuck in low die again .I'm
> going to see if I can find Rick .
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> On Tuesday, November 20, 2018, Warren Keillor
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> James
> There was no earth ground on my Bedini Wheel, just big deep cycle 6 volt
> golf cart batteries, a load and a lawn mower battery driving it.
> Sometimes more than ten 225 amp batteries in parallel (and series, as they
> were 12 volt coupled in pairs)
> Today, I am trying to move some of that stuff from a leaky shed to a nice
> dry barn, along with a 4'X8' cnc panasonic XY table, which I might now have
> room to finally set up in a permanent location, with a laser head. First
> though, is to get the delicate screw drives, cast iron dove tails and gear
> heads out of the drippy roof area of the shed, as it is only covered with
> plastic sheeting, to protect it. The squaller of moving! The bonus of
> space! Plenty of work here.
> The Bedini wheel is mounted on a four foot 3/8" plexiglas disk for
> mounting all the coils around the wheel, which is a tubular stainless steel
> big yacht wheel, turning in precision skate board bearings, with a power
> take off shaft for future experiments with mechanical indexing. It has been
> stored in a rather dry corner, and seems like it hasn't been hurt too much
> by the move. It will be good to get all the energy stuff together in one
> place, more, or less, after almost a year of chaos. Many of the out
> buildings don't have electricity yet, as I have been trying to get roofs,
> walls, and foundations on the big building, and a heated floor in my stone
> workshop building, which should soon be working, this weekend.
> Just using a quartz lamp, it has been above freezing in there on the
> retained heat and urethane foam insulated roof! It was -16C one night last
> week outside.
> The CNC setup won't be heated, but at least it will be dry.
> Are you in the city, or in the country where you are?
> Cheers Warren
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> On Tue, 20 Nov 2018 at 7:39 AM, James Glinski [email protected]
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> Warren where did you put your earth ground on your Bedini wheel ..I've
> been looking at his diagrams and theres a lack of consistency in showing
> the earth grounds mixing chassis ground symbles and earth ground symbols
> and he said it was important giving 30% more charging power .most of his
> work doesn't show it . just thought you might know .if ask him but he went
> and died .
> On Monday, November 19, 2018, Warren Keillor [email protected]
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> Mick
> Urethane works well with carbon fibers, can be ,like Doug is doing,
> encased in epoxy, or like I used to do years ago, mix aluminium powder in
> with it.
> The Very Easy home built was styrofoam encased in epoxy resin and glass,
> but would be even lighter using carbon fibers. These are generally nice
> materials to work with, as the epoxy is not very stinky, like polyester,
> and won't eat the styrofoam. Did you know that the padded dash in your car
> might be self skinning urethane, appearing to be a soft vinyl, but actually
> soft urethane rubber, with a spongy foam interior. Tooling is quite cheap
> for urethane production work, and I could even turn out widgits in my
> studio, like soft, light weight link chain, suitable for zombies to have
> fights with bashing each other. Or swords, crossbows and the ilk, so people
> could fall off their horses on them( I could have used something soft to
> land on, myself, falling off old Snoopy at 30 miles an hour, in New
> Zealand!)
> Anyway, we shouldn't have problems with materials, it is the
> configuration, and like that rumored
> Sail boat electrical generator system, or Zilano's farm supply, we have
> some serious reverse engineering, that we are called upon to deliver, not
> discounting a host of other fairly good devices.
> Now that Rosemary Ainslie is sticking up for herself against the nasty
> trolls, a lot of replications have come forward.
> Cheers Warren
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> On Mon, 19 Nov 2018 at 2:50 PM, Mick [email protected] [EVGRAY]
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> Warren,
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> For another serious plate material one can lay up and bag carbon fiber, my
> neighbor does it all the time for his airplane parts with a cheap Harbor
> Frieght Robinaire vacuum pump. Even the urethane's could be strengthened
> easily with a carbon skin in this manner. How about spinning graphite
> rotor, Tesla did claim it was the best conductor or radiant energy.
> On 11/19/2018 3:50 AM, Warren Keillor [email protected]
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> Doug
> That is cool that you have a source of supply.
> Here in Ontario, Sculpture Supply provides a very large spectrum of
> interesting materials, among them the product lines of an American company
> called Smooth On
> The catalog, covers virtually everything one could need to make anything
> out of plastic or rubber, in any configuration, plus the materials to make
> molds.
> It was here I was able to buy iron powder, for instance, or copper powder,
> and a host of strange things hard to get otherwise.
> I cast up my own motor mounts for the 1935 Morris, and also a clear
> plastic headlight lens, identical to the one glass one I had, which is
> staying perfectly clear several years later.
> When you make up a perfect hero pattern, you can then make a silicone
> rubber mold and make urethane copies, out of a whole range of urethanes
> from clear rigid to skin soft, or like shoe soles , or tires.
> Keep it in the back of your mind for the future.
> Cheers Warren
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> On Mon, 19 Nov 2018 at 5:34 AM, [email protected] [EVGRAY]
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> Hi Warren
> EBay and Russian type eBay companies I can get,stuff but takes awhile to
> be delivered ...got a lot of Soviet litz wire from nearby ukraine..the
> urethane I get from hardware stores cut frim concrete float paddles that
> they use to smooth wet concrete.
> Kone
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