Transformer

Hi guysI invited a little cat into the home to help me with the heavy lifting.This is my 450 lb 3 phase transformer that has made the move, and has been unpacked and carried into the stone barn which I am to use for my experimental studio.I have been lucky with a break in the weather, allowing me to drag home this 2 ton machine from 5 hours away from here. We are expecting another blizzard.It is nice to have some hydraulic muscle
around the home.The whole machine is driven by one hydraulic pump, which is turned by a 3 cylinder Mitchibushi diesel.It runs fine but can be replaced by an electric motor.Many of our over unity devices are not very flexible regarding loading.Thos concept might be an answer.You load a hydralic system to a particular pressure, which is stored in an accumulator tank.That way, the engine and pump run at a fixed load and rpm, while the rest of the machine is meeting periodic demands of the loadThis solves an issue with anyone wanting to set their RV tuning and leave it that way.As far as the machine goes, I'm just a little guy, and have a lot of 500 lb stones that my place is built from. I am building a hydraulic lower jaw on the bucket called a "thumb" so I can grab on to rocks and debris, fixing this place up.While learning to drive it, I am unpacking my energy gear.Today, I am going to try to move a big cast iron flywheel over to the stone studio. This is sure better than using a block and tackle and crow bars, dragging stuff up from my basement storage back inToronto.I can't dig any trenches to put in power lines connecting the buildings until the frost is out of the ground. In the meantime, I can get everything ready between snowstorms.With a little luck and a flimsy extention cord, maybe one of these days, I won't need grid power.Cheers Warren
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Well i had to move alone 2 75KVA  650 LB ones so i know the feeling no cat  to move them , i am still bunkerizing up ,,,, the 2 meter radio" if you shipped  ?" it never made it here mail service theft i presume ... anyway had to break the piggy and get a new 9800 quad band for witch i got a friendly antenna donation to the cause " a discone one "( that needs heavy modifications to fix to give tropical grade ) its aluminum radials rust in no time here , i can copy it and redefine to my own design in better material .....  i mention the radios because if war breaks out & shit hits the fan i will be monitoring & testing on 27.000MHZ  28,30 49.890 MHz FM mode if i am not EMPed to death ( got old microwave ovens to use as faraday cages EMP proff radio cabinets . had being telling all of you to prepare for a long time , data can be send using old modems coupled to one unit to transmit another to receive RttY modes & other things , yes in a do it yourself long distance survival coms operation , just beware of creating singing birds who will signit you away the first days of a war , you can be targeted by an smart bomb searching any radio station to fall in with a  made in china 500 pound TNT "gift"  make use of passive receivers if you want to monitor first days exchanges  also do not operate any computer , microwave oven or any other electronic device that uses CPUs  ( yes not even your cars )  i will  use HF for international coms and VHF & UHF for local using several radios specialy the ones i got from you guys that made it here , that makes possible to keep many people communicates & organized for emergency  ( testing food rations ) fema ones suck ! Munches short lived , beanee weenees  (beans and horse meat sausage )   in an small bag ( people had to walk miles to get this stuff ) to later vomit it in the road back home if they ate it there  ,,,

will continue later ...

remember to run your flywheels counterclockwise with its shaft oriented north south in valance with planet rotation . 


(H)   


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Hi guys I invited a little cat into the home to help me with the heavy lifting.
 This is my 450 lb 3 phase transformer that has made the move, and has been unpacked and carried into the stone barn which I am to use for my experimental studio.
 I have been lucky with a break in the weather, allowing me to drag home this 2 ton machine from 5 hours away from here. We are expecting another blizzard.
 It is nice to have some hydraulic muscle
around the home.
 The whole machine is driven by one hydraulic pump, which is turned by a 3 cylinder Mitchibushi diesel.
 It runs fine but can be replaced by an electric motor.
 Many of our over unity devices are not very flexible regarding loading.
 Thos concept might be an answer.
 You load a hydralic system to a particular pressure, which is stored in an accumulator tank.
 That way, the engine and pump run at a fixed load and rpm, while the rest of the machine is meeting periodic demands of the load
 This solves an issue with anyone wanting to set their RV tuning and leave it that way.
 As far as the machine goes, I'm just a little guy, and have a lot of 500 lb stones that my place is built from. I am building a hydraulic lower jaw on the bucket called a "thumb" so I can grab on to rocks and debris, fixing this place up.
 While learning to drive it, I am unpacking my energy gear.
 Today, I am going to try to move a big cast iron flywheel over to the stone studio. This is sure better than using a block and tackle and crow bars, dragging stuff up from my basement storage back inToronto.
 I can't dig any trenches to put in power lines connecting the buildings until the frost is out of the ground. In the meantime, I can get everything ready between snowstorms.
 With a little luck and a flimsy extention cord, maybe one of these days, I won't need grid power.
 Cheers Warren
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Hi Hector It was all packaged up addressed , as I had taken it to the post office where it was said Puerto Rico was not receiving any mail.It was sitting on my office desk still addressed and ready to send out when the movers came to my place and removed everything I owned and packed it in hundreds of cardboard boxes, loaded with newsprint and wraped to death in tape.My full time job here in the rural country is mining cardboard. The boxes are from floor to ceiling in leaky unheated garages. Fortunately it is today -30C so no water drips coming in and the sun is clear and bright. Many boxes are full of crap from my studio, that was not edited before I left. I unwrap miles of newsprint only to find shavings lovingly wrapped up in newsprint from my metal lathe tray..Everything is here ok, and if my brother in law comes up from the states for another weekend of room painting I'll send it with him to mail in the States.I haven't found it yet, but today found the computer printer, so it must be in a box near that strata, in that garage, since it was on that desk. We had 3 weeks to move out of two places. I had an unbelievable amount of shit stored, like some crazy hoarder.It was the result of forty years of having to pull bunnies out of a hat, for tomorrow, or maybe a day, or two, before.
So Hector, hang in there, it will arrive, just a little later than tomorrow.Cheers Warren
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  On Fri, Feb 2, 2018 at 2:24 PM, [email protected] [EVGRAY]<[email protected]> wrote:       
Well i had to move alone 2 75KVA  650 LB ones so i know the feeling no cat  to move them , i am still bunkerizing up ,,,, the 2 meter radio" if you shipped  ?" it never made it here mail service theft i presume ... anyway had to break the piggy and get a new 9800 quad band for witch i got a friendly antenna donation to the cause " a discone one "( that needs heavy modifications to fix to give tropical grade ) its aluminum radials rust in no time here , i can copy it and redefine to my own design in better material .....  i mention the radios because if war breaks out & shit hits the fan i will be monitoring & testing on 27.000MHZ  28,30 49.890 MHz FM mode if i am not EMPed to death ( got old microwave ovens to use as faraday cages EMP proff radio cabinets . had being telling all of you to prepare for a long time , data can be send using old modems coupled to one unit to transmit another to receive RttY modes & other things , yes in a do it yourself long distance survival coms operation , just beware of creating singing birds who will signit you away the first days of a war , you can be targeted by an smart bomb searching any radio station to fall in with a  made in china 500 pound TNT "gift"  make use of passive receivers if you want to monitor first days exchanges  also do not operate any computer , microwave oven or any other electronic device that uses CPUs  ( yes not even your cars )  i will  use HF for international coms and VHF & UHF for local using several radios specialy the ones i got from you guys that made it here , that makes possible to keep many people communicates & organized for emergency  ( testing food rations ) fema ones suck ! Munches short lived , beanee weenees  (beans and horse meat sausage )   in an small bag ( people had to walk miles to get this stuff ) to later vomit it in the road back home if they ate it there  ,,,

will continue later ...

remember to run your flywheels counterclockwise with its shaft oriented north south in valance with planet rotation . 


(H)   



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Hi guysI invited a little cat into the home to help me with the heavy lifting.This is my 450 lb 3 phase transformer that has made the move, and has been unpacked and carried into the stone barn which I am to use for my experimental studio.I have been lucky with a break in the weather, allowing me to drag home this 2 ton machine from 5 hours away from here. We are expecting another blizzard.It is nice to have some hydraulic muscle
around the home.The whole machine is driven by one hydraulic pump, which is turned by a 3 cylinder Mitchibushi diesel.It runs fine but can be replaced by an electric motor.Many of our over unity devices are not very flexible regarding loading.Thos concept might be an answer.You load a hydralic system to a particular pressure, which is stored in an accumulator tank.That way, the engine and pump run at a fixed load and rpm, while the rest of the machine is meeting periodic demands of the loadThis solves an issue with anyone wanting to set their RV tuning and leave it that way.As far as the machine goes, I'm just a little guy, and have a lot of 500 lb stones that my place is built from. I am building a hydraulic lower jaw on the bucket called a "thumb" so I can grab on to rocks and debris, fixing this place up.While learning to drive it, I am unpacking my energy gear.Today, I am going to try to move a big cast iron flywheel over to the stone studio. This is sure better than using a block and tackle and crow bars, dragging stuff up from my basement storage back inToronto.I can't dig any trenches to put in power lines connecting the buildings until the frost is out of the ground. In the meantime, I can get everything ready between snowstorms.With a little luck and a flimsy extention cord, maybe one of these days, I won't need grid power.Cheers Warren
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Nice tracked Cat with bucket there Warren!
That transformer looks like it could run you whole house.
It would cost one arm and one leg down here in Australia!

Wish I had some way to make it happen for us all ...the free energy I mean.
You guys up there in the temperature extremes need it more than us.
Phew it looks cold.

This is a bit unrelated but there's a Russian guy on YouTube who hooks up
three standard single phase transformers across each of the 3 power phases.
He used toroidal's in video........A to B , B to C and C to A.
Then he connects all 3 of the the transformer outputs in parallel.
He says that because of the 60 degree offset betwen phases the energy
consumed is being used at 60 degrees offset from the input, (near as I can
gather).
Cosine of 60 is 0.5.
So it results in a net gain, I don't quite understand but thought it might
be worth to pass along as a simple thing to try if you have 3 phase

Gerry.




On Sat, Feb 3, 2018 at 12:40 AM, Warren Keillor
[email protected] [EVGRAY] <[email protected]> wrote:

>
>
>
>
> Hi guys
> I invited a little cat into the home to help me with the heavy lifting.
> This is my 450 lb 3 phase transformer that has made the move, and has been
> unpacked and carried into the stone barn which I am to use for my
> experimental studio.
> I have been lucky with a break in the weather, allowing me to drag home
> this 2 ton machine from 5 hours away from here. We are expecting another
> blizzard.
> It is nice to have some hydraulic muscle
> around the home.
> The whole machine is driven by one hydraulic pump, which is turned by a 3
> cylinder Mitchibushi diesel.
> It runs fine but can be replaced by an electric motor.
> Many of our over unity devices are not very flexible regarding loading.
> Thos concept might be an answer.
> You load a hydralic system to a particular pressure, which is stored in an
> accumulator tank.
> That way, the engine and pump run at a fixed load and rpm, while the rest
> of the machine is meeting periodic demands of the load
> This solves an issue with anyone wanting to set their RV tuning and leave
> it that way.
> As far as the machine goes, I'm just a little guy, and have a lot of 500
> lb stones that my place is built from. I am building a hydraulic lower jaw
> on the bucket called a "thumb" so I can grab on to rocks and debris, fixing
> this place up.
> While learning to drive it, I am unpacking my energy gear.
> Today, I am going to try to move a big cast iron flywheel over to the
> stone studio. This is sure better than using a block and tackle and crow
> bars, dragging stuff up from my basement storage back inToronto.
> I can't dig any trenches to put in power lines connecting the buildings
> until the frost is out of the ground. In the meantime, I can get everything
> ready between snowstorms.
> With a little luck and a flimsy extention cord, maybe one of these days, I
> won't need grid power.
> Cheers Warren
> Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android
> <https://overview.mail.yahoo.com/mobile/?.src=Android>
>
>
> 
>

Hi GerryIt was a relatively nice day, with the Sun shining, but these high pressure systems, bright as they are, still are giving us -20C. All that sunlight goes to waste unless collected.My friend Mike did a test in January and got a thermal test strip delivering 300C on a cloudy day using a German process crystal surface treatment to copper sheet strip that absorbs 97% of the solar energy as heat, and only radiates 3% back. A copper tube has to be ultrasonically welded down the center, special welder that he also bought.This thermal fluid heat transfer keeps the panel temperatures down below boiling, and heats a storage tank which in turn is pumped through tubing on the floors.German technology seems to be some of the best at these very practical needs.Cheers Warren

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  On Fri, Feb 2, 2018 at 7:34 PM, Gerry [email protected] [EVGRAY]<[email protected]> wrote:       

Nice tracked Cat with bucket there Warren!That transformer looks like it could run you whole house.It would cost one arm and one leg down here in Australia!
Wish I had some way to make it happen for us all ...the free energy I mean.You guys up there in the temperature extremes need it more than us.Phew it looks cold.
This is a bit unrelated but there's a Russian guy on YouTube who hooks up three standard single phase transformers across each of the 3 power phases.He used toroidal's in video........A to B , B to C and C to A.Then he connects all 3 of the the transformer outputs in parallel.He says that because of the 60 degree offset betwen phases the energy consumed is being used at 60 degrees offset from the input, (near as I can gather).Cosine of 60 is 0.5.So it results in a net gain, I don't quite understand but thought it might be worth to pass along as a simple thing to try if you have 3 phase
Gerry.  


On Sat, Feb 3, 2018 at 12:40 AM, Warren Keillor [email protected] [EVGRAY] <[email protected]> wrote:

 



Hi guysI invited a little cat into the home to help me with the heavy lifting.This is my 450 lb 3 phase transformer that has made the move, and has been unpacked and carried into the stone barn which I am to use for my experimental studio.I have been lucky with a break in the weather, allowing me to drag home this 2 ton machine from 5 hours away from here. We are expecting another blizzard.It is nice to have some hydraulic muscle
around the home.The whole machine is driven by one hydraulic pump, which is turned by a 3 cylinder Mitchibushi diesel.It runs fine but can be replaced by an electric motor.Many of our over unity devices are not very flexible regarding loading.Thos concept might be an answer..You load a hydralic system to a particular pressure, which is stored in an accumulator tank.That way, the engine and pump run at a fixed load and rpm, while the rest of the machine is meeting periodic demands of the loadThis solves an issue with anyone wanting to set their RV tuning and leave it that way.As far as the machine goes, I'm just a little guy, and have a lot of 500 lb stones that my place is built from. I am building a hydraulic lower jaw on the bucket called a "thumb" so I can grab on to rocks and debris, fixing this place up.While learning to drive it, I am unpacking my energy gear.Today, I am going to try to move a big cast iron flywheel over to the stone studio. This is sure better than using a block and tackle and crow bars, dragging stuff up from my basement storage back inToronto.I can't dig any trenches to put in power lines connecting the buildings until the frost is out of the ground. In the meantime, I can get everything ready between snowstorms.With a little luck and a flimsy extention cord, maybe one of these days, I won't need grid power.Cheers Warren
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OK don't worry at least i know it was not stolen in the mail ....

and on hoarding welcome to the club ......

i am into metric tons of stuff , and hurricane took care of at least 50 metric tons of it that went to the trash heap ( adding to what my dead father left that was destroyed by wind & water )  today i was on cleaning detail , removing last portions of rat shit logged acoustic roof panels from one of the building sections ....

Your movers sure were intrinsically  detailed  even paper wrapped your lathe metal shavings .... LOL !   reminds me of a documentation customer that requested a 2 by 2 M box for us shipping one  2MM screw  well we send him the screw in the center of a 2 meter by 2 meter box on a wooden pallet 
C.O.D as he requested ....

It took him 4 men and a week to find the screw within all the foam beans we compacted in that box ...( the screw inside an small plastic bag with a humidity dissecant pad .) outside pasted to the box  papers in triplicate with the screw engineering military specifications ...    we did that because he complained we needed to follow his specific orders on shipping on every detail,  after looking at that order ... something evil took over me ....

well its the mans request 2x2 M ( meter ) box as the order states , (no question asked ) its a military subcontractor order they know what they are doing .... he got hot water scalded alive for that one .... evidently we got no more complaints from him anymore ..."we did our job as specified" ...

LOL ! 

(H) 

   


 
 

---In [email protected], <schoonersolsticemoon@...> wrote :

 Hi Hector  It was all packaged up addressed , as I had taken it to the post office where it was said Puerto Rico was not receiving any mail.
 It was sitting on my office desk still addressed and ready to send out when the movers came to my place and removed everything I owned and packed it in hundreds of cardboard boxes, loaded with newsprint and wraped to death in tape.
 My full time job here in the rural country is mining cardboard. The boxes are from floor to ceiling in leaky unheated garages. Fortunately it is today -30C so no water drips coming in and the sun is clear and bright. Many boxes are full of crap from my studio, that was not edited before I left. I unwrap miles of newsprint only to find shavings lovingly wrapped up in newsprint from my metal lathe tray..
 Everything is here ok, and if my brother in law comes up from the states for another weekend of room painting I'll send it with him to mail in the States.
 I haven't found it yet, but today found the computer printer, so it must be in a box near that strata, in that garage, since it was on that desk. 
 We had 3 weeks to move out of two places. I had an unbelievable amount of shit stored, like some crazy hoarder.
 It was the result of forty years of having to pull bunnies out of a hat, for tomorrow, or maybe a day, or two, before.
So Hector, hang in there, it will arrive, just a little later than tomorrow.
 Cheers Warren
 Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android https://overview.mail.yahoo.com/mobile/?.src=Android
 
 On Fri, Feb 2, 2018 at 2:24 PM, arkresearch@... [EVGRAY]
 <[email protected]> wrote:

   Well i had to move alone 2 75KVA  650 LB ones so i know the feeling no cat  to move them , i am still bunkerizing up ,,,, the 2 meter radio" if you shipped  ?" it never made it here mail service theft i presume ... anyway had to break the piggy and get a new 9800 quad band for witch i got a friendly antenna donation to the cause " a discone one "( that needs heavy modifications to fix to give tropical grade ) its aluminum radials rust in no time here , i can copy it and redefine to my own design in better material .....  i mention the radios because if war breaks out & shit hits the fan i will be monitoring & testing on 27.000MHZ  28,30 49.890 MHz FM mode if i am not EMPed to death ( got old microwave ovens to use as faraday cages EMP proff radio cabinets . had being telling all of you to prepare for a long time , data can be send using old modems coupled to one unit to transmit another to receive RttY modes & other things , yes in a do it yourself long distance survival coms operation , just beware of creating singing birds who will signit you away the first days of a war , you can be targeted by an smart bomb searching any radio station to fall in with a  made in china 500 pound TNT "gift"  make use of passive receivers if you want to monitor first days exchanges  also do not operate any computer , microwave oven or any other electronic device that uses CPUs  ( yes not even your cars )  i will  use HF for international coms and VHF & UHF for local using several radios specialy the ones i got from you guys that made it here , that makes possible to keep many people communicates & organized for emergency  ( testing food rations ) fema ones suck ! Munches short lived , beanee weenees  (beans and horse meat sausage )   in an small bag ( people had to walk miles to get this stuff ) to later vomit it in the road back home if they ate it there  ,,,

will continue later ...

remember to run your flywheels counterclockwise with its shaft oriented north south in valance with planet rotation . 


(H)   



 ---In [email protected], <schoonersolsticemoon@...> wrote :

 


Hi guys I invited a little cat into the home to help me with the heavy lifting.
 This is my 450 lb 3 phase transformer that has made the move, and has been unpacked and carried into the stone barn which I am to use for my experimental studio.
 I have been lucky with a break in the weather, allowing me to drag home this 2 ton machine from 5 hours away from here. We are expecting another blizzard.
 It is nice to have some hydraulic muscle
around the home.
 The whole machine is driven by one hydraulic pump, which is turned by a 3 cylinder Mitchibushi diesel.
 It runs fine but can be replaced by an electric motor.
 Many of our over unity devices are not very flexible regarding loading.
 Thos concept might be an answer.
 You load a hydralic system to a particular pressure, which is stored in an accumulator tank.
 That way, the engine and pump run at a fixed load and rpm, while the rest of the machine is meeting periodic demands of the load
 This solves an issue with anyone wanting to set their RV tuning and leave it that way.
 As far as the machine goes, I'm just a little guy, and have a lot of 500 lb stones that my place is built from. I am building a hydraulic lower jaw on the bucket called a "thumb" so I can grab on to rocks and debris, fixing this place up.
 While learning to drive it, I am unpacking my energy gear.
 Today, I am going to try to move a big cast iron flywheel over to the stone studio. This is sure better than using a block and tackle and crow bars, dragging stuff up from my basement storage back inToronto.
 I can't dig any trenches to put in power lines connecting the buildings until the frost is out of the ground. In the meantime, I can get everything ready between snowstorms.
 With a little luck and a flimsy extention cord, maybe one of these days, I won't need grid power.
 Cheers Warren
 Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android https://overview.mail.yahoo.com/mobile/?.src=Android

Funny .get em Hector .bit them in the ass . ha ha 😂
On Feb 3, 2018 10:41 AM, "[email protected] [EVGRAY]" <
[email protected]> wrote:

>
>
> OK don't worry at least i know it was not stolen in the mail ....
>
> and on hoarding welcome to the club ......
>
> i am into metric tons of stuff , and hurricane took care of at least 50
> metric tons of it that went to the trash heap ( adding to what my dead
> father left that was destroyed by wind & water )  today i was on cleaning
> detail , removing last portions of rat shit logged acoustic roof panels
> from one of the building sections ....
>
> Your movers sure were intrinsically  detailed  even paper wrapped your
> lathe metal shavings .... LOL !   reminds me of a documentation customer
> that requested a 2 by 2 M box for us shipping one  2MM screw  well we send
> him the screw in the center of a 2 meter by 2 meter box on a wooden pallet
> C.O.D as he requested ....
>
> It took him 4 men and a week to find the screw within all the foam beans
> we compacted in that box ...( the screw inside an small plastic bag with a
> humidity dissecant pad .) outside pasted to the box  papers in triplicate
> with the screw engineering military specifications ...    we did that
> because he complained we needed to follow his specific orders on shipping
> on every detail,  after looking at that order ... something evil took
> over me ....
>
> well its the mans request 2x2 M ( meter ) box as the order states , (no
> question asked ) its a military subcontractor order they know what they are
> doing .... he got hot water scalded alive for that one .... evidently we
> got no more complaints from him anymore ..."we did our job as specified" ...
>
> LOL !
>
> (H)
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> ---In [email protected], <schoonersolsticemoon@...> wrote :
>
> Hi Hector
> It was all packaged up addressed , as I had taken it to the post office
> where it was said Puerto Rico was not receiving any mail.
> It was sitting on my office desk still addressed and ready to send out
> when the movers came to my place and removed everything I owned and packed
> it in hundreds of cardboard boxes, loaded with newsprint and wraped to
> death in tape.
> My full time job here in the rural country is mining cardboard. The boxes
> are from floor to ceiling in leaky unheated garages. Fortunately it is
> today -30C so no water drips coming in and the sun is clear and bright.
> Many boxes are full of crap from my studio, that was not edited before I
> left. I unwrap miles of newsprint only to find shavings lovingly wrapped up
> in newsprint from my metal lathe tray..
> Everything is here ok, and if my brother in law comes up from the states
> for another weekend of room painting I'll send it with him to mail in the
> States.
> I haven't found it yet, but today found the computer printer, so it must
> be in a box near that strata, in that garage, since it was on that desk.
> We had 3 weeks to move out of two places. I had an unbelievable amount of
> shit stored, like some crazy hoarder.
> It was the result of forty years of having to pull bunnies out of a hat,
> for tomorrow, or maybe a day, or two, before.
> So Hector, hang in there, it will arrive, just a little later than
> tomorrow.
> Cheers Warren
> Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android
> <https://overview.mail.yahoo.com/mobile/?.src=Android>
>
> On Fri, Feb 2, 2018 at 2:24 PM, arkresearch@... [EVGRAY]
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
> Well i had to move alone 2 75KVA  650 LB ones so i know the feeling no
> cat  to move them , i am still bunkerizing up ,,,, the 2 meter radio" if
> you shipped  ?" it never made it here mail service theft i presume ...
> anyway had to break the piggy and get a new 9800 quad band for witch i got
> a friendly antenna donation to the cause " a discone one "( that needs
> heavy modifications to fix to give tropical grade ) its aluminum radials
> rust in no time here , i can copy it and redefine to my own design in
> better material .....  i mention the radios because if war breaks out &
> shit hits the fan i will be monitoring & testing on 27.000MHZ  28,30 49.890
> MHz FM mode if i am not EMPed to death ( got old microwave ovens to use as
> faraday cages EMP proff radio cabinets . had being telling all of you to
> prepare for a long time , data can be send using old modems coupled to one
> unit to transmit another to receive RttY modes & other things , yes in a do
> it yourself long distance survival coms operation , just beware of creating
> singing birds who will signit you away the first days of a war , you can be
> targeted by an smart bomb searching any radio station to fall in with a
> made in china 500 pound TNT "gift"  make use of passive receivers if you
> want to monitor first days exchanges  also do not operate any computer ,
> microwave oven or any other electronic device that uses CPUs  ( yes not
> even your cars )  i will  use HF for international coms and VHF & UHF for
> local using several radios specialy the ones i got from you guys that made
> it here , that makes possible to keep many people communicates & organized
> for emergency  ( testing food rations ) fema ones suck ! Munches short
> lived , beanee weenees  (beans and horse meat sausage )   in an small bag (
> people had to walk miles to get this stuff ) to later vomit it in the road
> back home if they ate it there  ,,,
>
> will continue later ...
>
> remember to run your flywheels counterclockwise with its shaft oriented
> north south in valance with planet rotation .
>
>
> (H)
>
>
> ---In [email protected], <schoonersolsticemoon@...> wrote :
>
>
>
> Hi guys
> I invited a little cat into the home to help me with the heavy lifting.
> This is my 450 lb 3 phase transformer that has made the move, and has been
> unpacked and carried into the stone barn which I am to use for my
> experimental studio.
> I have been lucky with a break in the weather, allowing me to drag home
> this 2 ton machine from 5 hours away from here. We are expecting another
> blizzard.
> It is nice to have some hydraulic muscle
> around the home.
> The whole machine is driven by one hydraulic pump, which is turned by a 3
> cylinder Mitchibushi diesel.
> It runs fine but can be replaced by an electric motor.
> Many of our over unity devices are not very flexible regarding loading.
> Thos concept might be an answer.
> You load a hydralic system to a particular pressure, which is stored in an
> accumulator tank.
> That way, the engine and pump run at a fixed load and rpm, while the rest
> of the machine is meeting periodic demands of the load
> This solves an issue with anyone wanting to set their RV tuning and leave
> it that way.
> As far as the machine goes, I'm just a little guy, and have a lot of 500
> lb stones that my place is built from. I am building a hydraulic lower jaw
> on the bucket called a "thumb" so I can grab on to rocks and debris, fixing
> this place up.
> While learning to drive it, I am unpacking my energy gear.
> Today, I am going to try to move a big cast iron flywheel over to the
> stone studio. This is sure better than using a block and tackle and crow
> bars, dragging stuff up from my basement storage back inToronto.
> I can't dig any trenches to put in power lines connecting the buildings
> until the frost is out of the ground. In the meantime, I can get everything
> ready between snowstorms.
> With a little luck and a flimsy extention cord, maybe one of these days, I
> won't need grid power.
> Cheers Warren
> Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android
> <https://overview.mail.yahoo.com/mobile/?.src=Android>
>
> 
>