Recent content by rogeriko

I welded bolts on each end and filled both parts with water and tow them behind my ride on mower as a lawn roller.

Simple solution, If you protest about pylons your house power is turned off for 1 week.

https://www.smartdcc.co.uk/our-smart-network/do-smart-meters-use-3g/ They also have a mesh network where the signal jumps from one meter to another until eventually they reach a GSM signal.

Your fate is 1 years RHI lost. The entire RHI scheme is costing the taxpayer just over £20 billion and the govt has told Ofgem to use every excuse possible not to payout. Dont forget a few years ago the whole Irish RHI scheme brought the govt down.

This guy has made hundreds of turbines just like yours. https://scoraigwind.co.uk/ https://windempowerment.org/the-piggott-turbine/ https://www.youtube.com/user/scoraigwind

Set the expansion vessel to 0.8 bar. There should always be some water in the vessel so if the water gets cold there is still some pressure in the system so air cannot get in. Turn your new pumps down to the lowest setting, they can easily push 0.5 bar pressure. It dosnt take much power to push...

You need higher rpm to generate electricity. First purchase a commercial HWT that has been tested before you try to improve whats commercially available.

This inverter and many other similar models are fully off grid. they charge the batteries from the solar panels and run your entire electrical system. They are only attached to the grid or generator by a seperate input terminal which is for charging your batteries from the mains in the winter...

A diesel generator producing 100kw of electricity will use about 25 lires of diesel an hour. Diesel has 10kw of energy per litre so thats a total of 250kw of energy. The extra 150 kw is almost all heat. With an efficient heat capture system on engine and exhaust and room space using heat pumps a...

How can they be on all the time if they only come on when each house calls for heat. Indeed the good old days of Navitron. I am still working away with renewables. Mostly CHP's.

A solar panel flat on a caravan roof will only produce half what it should. A solar panel in a shed will produce nothing. A solar panel flat on a caravan roof in a shed will produce half of nothing. In the winter solar panels produce about one tenth of what they do in the summer so you have to...

An 80 watt circulating pump will easily pull the hot water around the system regardless of distance. And it will only take the water to that property not to all the others that dont need it.

You need to put a small pump in every house that only works when that house needs heat. Then you can remove the big pump that is running all day and costing you money.

if you have a circulating pump working 24/7 then you will lose all the heat. The pump has to be switched on only when needed. A hot unused buffer will stay hot for days.

Why bother with this old technology, You can buy a brand new completely redesigned CHP plant from the manufacturers of the famous Volter model. https://volter.fi/en/products/walter-powerplant/