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|    Daniel who wants to know to All    |
|    Re: pedal power    |
|    09 Sep 12 05:36:27    |
      From: me@here.edu              > "you" wrote in message       > news:you-935560.12070008092012@news.starband.net...       >       >       >       > Bullshit.... If you were Lance Armstrong, you just might get 175 watts       > of energy out of a Peddle Powered System, but on average 100 watts is       > about the limit, for even a good athlete....              I didn't say it would heat the water very much, just that it would some.              I agree that it is kind of pointless, but it is less pointless than having       electric as an extra energy conversion. Kind of like using a gas powered       generator to run a hot plate VS just using a Coleman white gas stove.              I wonder if 100 watts would even cover the standby loss of a 40-50 gallon       electric water heater.              The part about my leg is true, but as I said that wasn't pedal power.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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