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Category Archives: Building Design
Cascade Mountains, DIY Small Solar
Why we considered Solar for our off grid place in the Central Cascades. In the back ground is the power house, to the right, the Listerpowered pump house. It was a good many years ago … Continue reading
Predicting Epic Failures at Alamosa, another Green boondoggle
Got no time to red the whole article? then skip to the blue print! Continue reading
Expect a new class of Cargo Ships Soon. April-2012
Whether you think it’s a good thing or a bad thing, if you live in Hawaii, your cost of living is going up! The EPA has ordered all ships visiting Hawaii to burn low sulfur fuel when they enter waters within two hundred … Continue reading
Monday Comment, Rossie O’Donnell, Mechanical Analysis of a Structural Failure
How many of us remember Rossie’s rants about the World Trade Center, and her cocksure conclusion that Steel just doesn’t catch on fire and burn? That the building couldn’t have fallen just because a plane flew into the building. Round … Continue reading
A lesson in Kiss Engineering?
When is KISS too simple? It was just the other day, I met up with two Friends to introduce them to the trail and snowmobiling, I’m no expert by any means; but I have ridden in the back country, on … Continue reading
Posted in Building Design, DIYer Skills, How Tos, Projects, Things I like
Tagged Kis, KISS Design, kiss engineering, KISS simple
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Chinese Horizontal Diesels, 195, 1100, 1115, 1125 and others
I’ve lost count of the number of reports I’ve received over the years. The Engine completely destroyed itself WHEN the engine ?mounts? failed. The value of these old designs has been the topic of other articles, but I’ll mention that … Continue reading
Posted in Building Design, Important Safety Information, Projects, Small Diesels, Things I Hate!
Tagged Failures, safety, Things to avoid
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Nomad Joatman: Certified in HVAC and AC
Nomad Joatman is a DIYer and motorhead who is HVAC and air conditioning certified. He lives on a rolling lab of sorts. Folks looking to buy back up power should understand the importance of load management before they buy a … Continue reading
Posted in HVAC/Air Conditioning
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Air Conditioning & Larger Loads
I receive many emails from folks with 3 ton air conditioners that are told they need a 15kw or larger generator to run their AC and other stuff. I believe it is important to sell people what they need, and … Continue reading
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