Sounds cool, How'd it turn out
RedCarCastle
joined 7 months ago
You guys don't have road trains?
Whats this about?
Haha na he didn't break skin, bloody hurt but.
Instructions unclear, dick caught in blender.
I probably won't watch the video later, but my funny story is once I was walking home from the pub, quite intoxicated, and one was in the middle of the road, it ran away but only about 1m up a tree, so I thought hmm this little larrikin seems friendly enough il go for a little pat, slowly approached, he didn't move, reached out, he didn't move, got to about half a hand away from his head, then the little cunt bit me right on the finger tip, I yelled, he flew up the tree, I continued my way home cursing him and his attitude, by the time I'd got home I had realised that I was in the wrong, he in fact was a wild animal and I'd disobey the rule of don't stick your fingers where you wouldn't stick your dick.
That sounds pretty good, a few brews to wash it down I trust. Where's the camp site? How cold are we talking? Be about -1 here
10 bucks for anything these days is a bargain, good on you for supporting local, Yer it's been a shit time for anyone that doesn't have a big financial backing to float off, hopefully it eases off a bit soon.
Is there an outlet vent outside? Check to see that it's not blocked by something, insect nest, or spider web or something, that's the only place I can think of that the wind cause possibly get in. If you can get under the house you can see what is going on, maybe a inspection camera? You'd feel it with a drain snake.
It comes down to what system you have, all solar panels are the same, they generate DC power in the sun, and send it down the line to the next set of components, for an off grid set up it usually goes, solar controler, this let's the right amount of watts through to supply current demand and/or charge the batteries, from there depending on the set up either to the battery's detectly or through the inverter to the battery's, the inverter takes DC and turns it to AC to run whatever is at the end. For on grid the panels run to an inverter that powers either the current demand or pumps the power being made by the panels to the grid, this is where you can run into trouble if everyone has just on grid setup, if no one's using power at midday then you have all that power being pumped into the grid and it puts a fair load on things to keep it from poping. There are hybrid systems as well both the panels and grid run to the batteries.
I personally think if each house had a battery system, connected to the grid that also has a battery bank say at every transformer on a pole, I think that would make a pretty good multiple redundancy grid, expensive sure, but how much money does the government already waste. Just my 2 cents