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Warren if you have a standard old electrical meter. Your panels can zero it
out .and you'll have a very low power bill.so don't use the barn just make
a out side pavilion for summer lunch's and mount them on that .sounds like
the governing authority's are in bed with the utility companies .if there
putting up road blocks .ant that the way of things .I'm using a tech for
India for my night air-conditioning .it's putting a pipe in the ground like
30 inch's down and 100 ft long .when done it will pull in the ground temp
in to cool my sleeping. Area at 65 deges it should be better than
suffocating from the heat and run at 12 Watts .iwas thinking that a three
phase motor like the type used on the RV set up .you were thinking of
working on don Smith again and I had a thought .you know about the
electrical currents in the ground when you douse for water looking for a
well .those currents come from flowing under ground water flowing .what if
you find one and use that for your earth ground ?.may be nothing but don
did talk a lot about the ground energy .there easy to find .I bought an
arduino unit but where the hell is it it's been to long comming !. I'll
have to contract them .

On Tuesday, June 11, 2019, Warren Keillor [email protected]
[EVGRAY] <[email protected]> wrote:

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> James
> So am I here, with my motor project.
> One fellow, in the meeting last night, described running his motor at 700
> rpm, extremely powerfully, at 120 watts, and 360 volts DC.
> His feed back software to the Arduino was starting to get glitchy above
> that speed.
> It ran silently, except for bearing noise.(use good sealed bearings, and
> don't cheap out there)
> My ham friend Tom, has found 300 rpm 10 kw generators in China, which
> sound interesting.
> It is looking promising, and practical, and may turn out much cheaper than
> solar panels.
> I am disgruntled with my solar panels. I got them for scrap price, but the
> racking for the roofs, and the meter, as well as the inverter, that has to
> be certified, is looking expensive. My new steel barn roof is slick as an
> ice rink, three and a half stories up. Putting the 20 kw panels on, so as
> to not wreck a perfect job up there, is not for gimppy old farts, like me.
> So they are sitting in the shed for now. The local utility company will
> now only pay a pittance for power going back to the grid, but still gives
> you a percentage off your bill.
> I can heat hot water tanks, or pump up water to the top of the silo to run
> a turbine during the night, but we can hit -30C in the winter, and it is
> useless having antifreeze shit in the water, for irrigation in the Summer,
> and further, it will end up in our well.
> Cheers Warren
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> On Mon., 10 Jun. 2019 at 10:32 p.m., James Glinski [email protected]
> [EVGRAY]
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> Well at the moment I'm trying to solve in my face troubles from heat and
> refrigeration .and sanitation .this year might be a time of answers . the
> heat is real bad at night so I'm running a underground pipe about a hundred
> ft .at 30 inches down to able me to sleep .it seems that it cost around two
> hundred dollars to solve a problem here and theres several ..I can't work
> if I can't sleep .so first things first .but I'm waiting on pins and
> nettles concering this motor research .
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> On Monday, June 10, 2019, Warren Keillor [email protected]
> [EVGRAY] <[email protected]> wrote:
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> James
> Are you working on solving a practical problem?There seem
>   to be so many over unity devices out there, it is now, more a matter of
> finding the most practical for your situation.
> If you need compact, lightweight, high current output, silent, well,
> that's another problem.
> If you have setup space....
> You get the picture.
> It's still a work in progress like James Watt building a three story high
> steam engine capable of 3 hp, just to pump water out of a Cornish mine.
> Cheers Warren
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> On Mon., 10 Jun. 2019 at 12:43 a.m., James Glinski [email protected]
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> I really hope this is it  I'll take any over unity at this point .but a
> lot would be real nice .good work warren .the board would be a,nice perk !
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> On Sunday, June 9, 2019, [email protected] [EVGRAY] <[email protected]>
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> Hi Warren
> What is this group dedicated to the pancake washing machine motors ?
> Can you give link?
> I have two of those motors back in the states...also is Gary Porter part
> of group?
> Kone
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