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Unread 05-27-2011, 03:15 PM   #1
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Thinking more of the cord trip type of power loss and Marks solution or a Fairbanks Battery.
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Damn!, that's bad and hurricane season right around the corner, They do trade those old Vettes in on full house generator sets, don't know if they bring much on the trade though.
You know, it's funny you say that - because that's now EXACTLY what I'm thinking? In fact...

Mark, if you send me that 'Vette, I'm pretty sure I can put it on a set of rollers from a dyno - and attach those rollers to an electric turbine I'd hook up?????? Fact, I'll bet if I had that setup, and put that 'Vette into fourth and mashed the pedal to the metal - I could light up the whole neighborhood, along with my servers and circuits??

Just a thought, mind you..??



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Unread 05-28-2011, 08:47 AM   #2
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A whole house generator would be nice. Actually, I am looking into it. I burned over 20 gallons of gas in two days with the Honda and it is toooo loud. Honda makes good products but they sure missed the boat on this one.

I suspect the vette would generate lots of power for lights but I can think of better ways to enjoy it.

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