Test Firing

Main goal: Outwhere

test fire: something akin to the yamaha YAM EF-1000 a 1kwatt generator that has a .66 gallon tank for 12 hours of runtime. (probably on a 50% load) Thats .055 gallons an hour. Thats about 210cc of gas per hour. on a 55cc 2.2hp OHV engine.

dave's cell = about 330cc per hour, so a small generator can easily run off of it. Because my little brother, whom i admit i depend too much on, is too busy, i must go do power conversion calculations myself (siiiigh...math. so long ago disdst we frolick in gardens.) joules per cc of gasoline and joules per cc of other stuff.

the nice thing about that yamaha? it has a built in smart throttle that automatically gages engine speed (and thus fuel consumption) to match the load. it also has a 12v/DC out and 120v/AC. so once started it can, well you know. the downside? brand new that generator is 750$, too much for my budget right now. But that doesn't mean i can't find a smaller one, or even better a used one (there are more pawn shops that banks up here. apparently the thing to do is keep some set of goods in hock between paychecks so you have extra money when needed. Most of these hoochie mama's use it to buy baby formula or drugs. I shall abuse this system! that or try n get a free one from sears lol...j/k. or am i?)

lets be mysterious! woooooo! (ghost noises and other paranormal tomfoolery).

further bulletins as events warrant. (damn i love calvin n hobbes.) im gonna change my background again here soon...after i clean house a little bit.

PS: http://www.physorg.com/news72020272.html this is EXACTLY what i wrote you two about, my physics model. so whuddya know, i was right (we just used different words.)