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|    Bruce Gordon to All    |
|    Re: generator problem    |
|    06 Nov 12 11:56:32    |
      From: fast@btpost.net              My Brother, "The Engineer" is rebuilding his home in a mid-sized city in       Utah. He installed a 1K USG Propane Tank, underground in his yard, and       has NG piped into the house. He also has a 55 USG Drum of 80/87 Aviation       Fuel, sitting on steel stilts, and bolted to the floor and Garage Wall.       All this is to support his Generac 20Kw TriFuel Genset that lives in the       SECURE Generator Room, under part of the Double Garage ground level       Floor. Primary Fuel will be the NG Feed from the local NG Pipeline.       Should that fail then he can switch, the Genset, the Kitchen Stove, the       house H&AC, Hot Water Heater, and the Cloths Dryer, over to the Propane       Tank. The 80/87 AvGas is for the vehicles, and if in dire straights, can       feed the Genset. The Genset can run the WHOLE House, or can be used to       charge an Outback 3648 Inverter with 2500 AmpHours of Battery that also       can run the whole House. The Inverter, Charge Controllers, & Batteries,       live in a Separate Electrical Room next to the Generator Room, under       another section of the Garage Floor. He has twin Outback MX-80 Charge       Controllers, that ties his 6Kw of Roof Mounted Solar Panels, to the       Battery Bank. Barring a Nuclear Air Strike in his valley, he is setup       for just about any eventuality. Just Say'en..... YMMV....              --       Bruce in Alaska add path before the @ for email              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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