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what good is all the power in the world (slight exaggeration there, i will admit that) if you can’t turn it into something useful. like light. or the ability to run a fridge, operate a welder, or use a toilet (yes, composting toilets use no water, but they do use electricity). it took two guys…
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i’m still not sure whether the sentence should be finished with a ‘?’ or a ‘!’. when our prime minister uses the phrase, as he does whenever he doesn’t have anything really relevant or even mildly intelligent to say – i.e. quite frequently – it sounds like a ‘?’ but it definitely feels like a…
i will admit the last (or rather first) tas gravity enduro event nat and i attended was a bit of a shock to the system. in nsw similarly titled events are, shall we say: rather less exhausting and appear geared towards the not quite as ambitious crowd. the fact that one of our friends in…
they don’t hold back. 6 stages, 18 km and a whopping 1000 m elevation gain, matched by an equal, if somewhat more rapid, elevation loss, thanks to said 6 downhill stages. that makes for an exhausting morning. here is something i overheard while queueing up for stage 3 (called red wine, for reasons that are…
we are now virtually plugged into the sun – in more than one way! ok, maybe not entirely at this point in time. it has taken three days and three steps to get to this point: day one was about placing the panels on the roof, and feeding the cable connections into the shed. the…
thirteen. it has taken thirteen posts! but there it is: the beginnings of a power plant. a heroic effort over the weekend (with a little help from me) saw the roof finally go on the shed, which was of course the most important condition to getting the panels up. as scheduled – or actually: re-scheduled…