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Von: Bernd Felsche
I’ve added a link to this on my Facebook wall … title: “Watt bytes Green” Thank you for this opportunity to take pun-ative action.
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I was thinking along the lines of: ” Watt?..It’s Eco-techno-babble, sound byte came back to bite man”. Yours is better methinks, Bernd:>))
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Hah – that’s funny. But seriously, most of the comments here are so poor. As if none of you ever misspelled anything. And what on earth has his appearence and origin to do with political views /...
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“And what on earth has his appearence and origin to do with political views / opinions / statements???” Nothing. Origin? I was talking about his non-technical education, not about his origin. He surely...
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But he’s not doing a good thing so it’s fair game to mock him IMO. His real stupidity is his opinions about how much power Germany needs and how it should be made. No group of power companies generate...
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Angela Merkel doesn’t seem to have a problem with this http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-12769810 “German Chancellor Angela Merkel has announced a “measured exit” from nuclear power in response to...
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Germany did, in fact, sell electricity to France last summer when a lot of their nukes were down with problems. I talked to some French engineers and they confirmed it. Even if we have overcapacity, it...
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Von: DirkH
Just found a Yamaha gasoline-fueled generator that delivers up to 1 kW. Has an inverter to produce high quality sine wave AC. 4 stroke engine. 1200 Euro. 12 kg weight. 2.5 liters will give you 4 hours...
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I was looking at some of the DIY youtube videos Ron mentioned on building your own generator. But I think it’s a lot easier buying a small Honda unit. But I’m going to hold off. I don’t see the lights...
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The Czechs are selling nuclear power to the Austrians. Expanding capacity to support their economy. And developing other reactor technologies such as LFTR.
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