I couldn't handle sledge hammering concrete anymore, so hired a contractor. He tore out my back deck and my front sidewalk at my old house with a front loader, and will pour new concrete this week. Got a second contractor working on taping and texturing the drywall I put up. Got a THIRD contractor who thinned all the trees at my two houses and my mom's place, cut all the weeds, and is raking up all the pine needles and oak leaves. I worked on my mom's place eight hours a day for a week, and didn't make a dent in it. She's out there raking that crap every day and she's 87 years old. She works me to death. Nobody has raked up the pine needles or oak leaves on her property in probably 20 years, and she has almost an acre. She has slowly been "reclaiming" it, but it needs to get done faster. Fire danger!!It Had to call in a crew to rake and burn that stuff.
You would think with all that help I would have time to work on the generator, but nooooooo. I had to go out to the property we own where we were going to build our "dream house" before we bought THIS house because mice had gotten into the shed and pooped and peed on everything I have stored there. Two sheds actually. A ton of my camping gear was stored our there, and I am trying to put together a "bug out" camping trailer in case fire season drives us out of the house like it did a few years ago when the ridge we live on was surrounded by fire on three sides. Most of my stuff in the sheds was in sealed plastic bins, so I had to bring all the poop encrusted bins home in the truck and spent the last three days cleaning all the bins.
I DID talk to Greyland yesterday. He is slowly recovering from the stroke that paralyzed one side of his body. He has the use of his arm and hand again, but is lacking strength, and is still having trouble walking. He said he was putting all the coils in the generator to see if it would speed up or slow down and see what the total output was. I hope to hear from him on that tonight.
If there is anyone out there who has turned a 10-12 inch rotor with 8-12 one inch neos on it and 8-12 coils on the stator for less than 300 watts, here's your chance to speak up. That's what he is going to be doing. We will see what the output is.
You would think with all that help I would have time to work on the generator, but nooooooo. I had to go out to the property we own where we were going to build our "dream house" before we bought THIS house because mice had gotten into the shed and pooped and peed on everything I have stored there. Two sheds actually. A ton of my camping gear was stored our there, and I am trying to put together a "bug out" camping trailer in case fire season drives us out of the house like it did a few years ago when the ridge we live on was surrounded by fire on three sides. Most of my stuff in the sheds was in sealed plastic bins, so I had to bring all the poop encrusted bins home in the truck and spent the last three days cleaning all the bins.
I DID talk to Greyland yesterday. He is slowly recovering from the stroke that paralyzed one side of his body. He has the use of his arm and hand again, but is lacking strength, and is still having trouble walking. He said he was putting all the coils in the generator to see if it would speed up or slow down and see what the total output was. I hope to hear from him on that tonight.
If there is anyone out there who has turned a 10-12 inch rotor with 8-12 one inch neos on it and 8-12 coils on the stator for less than 300 watts, here's your chance to speak up. That's what he is going to be doing. We will see what the output is.
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