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@blunklaura solar power? in England? seriously??
nothing against solar power, but i’d like to ask an opposite question: what about all the waste vegetable oil, otherwise thrown away? or wood gas, from waste wood? both are sure more reliable than solar power… especially in winter, no sun, when you get both heat and electricity RELIABLY and FREE.
solar boiler, anytime, but i prefer something more reliable (and mechanical) for important stuff. just me though.
3Could use a air cleaner.
4yet another use for corn products….WHAT ABOUT SOLAR POWER,PEOPLE?!?
5i like the Bloom box much better .. and breasts !
6Great as a standby unit, but I couldn’t imagine his neighbours being very happy with the noise.
The Engine room needs insulating and the silencer should be buried with multiple small outlets all at different lengths along the final outlet pipe to soften the pulsing.
Insulating the ER will keep the fuel warm and also the engine which being a diesel will be slightly more economical if hot. It will also help silence the engine noise.
7With better noise insulation for the engine room and a better muffler this could be a very good solution for heat and electricity
Was it hard to convert that old engine to run on vegetable oil?
8Very inspiring, thanks Johan!
9yeah great Idea, but noise levels are most likely why he does not run it 24/7, with downtime for maintenance of course.
But running it during waking hours every day may be a bit irritating for his neighbors just the same.
10The man has put a lot of effort into being off grid. I’d have to do something with that exhaust though. Hearing it on camera sounds like somebody is constantly pounding on the front door.
11Mstaff657, ATeam, and Dude,
12Very Green and very quiet. Ken is also working on Wood chip gasification and Terra Preta soil conservation from the bi products. Before you take any uneducated guesses you should write to Ken. Notice how close the camera is to the exhaust and how well you hear it when you are in Kens house.. VERY quiet.
I’ll bet his neighbors have a different story to tell.
13very noisy.
Very nice set up GOOD JOB!!
14I am working on my own power also
just got a 30 year old UNUSED 12/2
Need to balance the weels I have a .020 thou. Runout
Also have a 16/2 that i need help with
Thanks Jeff
I wouldn’t mind having a set up like this for when the power cuts out during heavy storms.
15maybe an underground muffler and water cooling the exhaust to recover even more heat
16Listers can be cooled with a single cast iron radiator. I find it hard to believe that it heats the entire house.
17That’s cool and all, but Ken keeps pointing with his middle finger like some idiotic douche baggy euro fag that never learned how to properly instruct with his finger.
Tell him to stop. Thanks.
18I am curious how green this one actually is.
19i bet the neighbours love u
20You may be able to improve your over all efficiency buy injecting some HHO or Hydroxy gas in to the air intake. It improves the combustion. Yo have a lot of voltage there to electrolyze water into hydrogen and oxygen. The Dry Cell design is the best and most efficient design right now or a Bob Boyce design. Hope this helps.
21Great job Ken,
You are an inspiration to all of us that dream of energy (And food) independence.
It sounds noisy dont the house holds all around your property complain of the noise and the smell? If they do how do you get around this?
22awesome. Needs safety shrouds on the flywheel , the Occupational Safety and Health Administration would not approve.
23Nice setup you have there. Are you still running the system? Been waning to get hold of an original Lister, but here in the US, its kind of hard to find one. I can get a Listeroid, but its not “the same”…
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