steam power with tesla turbine, much easier, no piston engines, no gasification complexity and issues, yep cheap and easy, and any heat source, even concentrated solar

Awesome video.

I bought a gold pan at Cabela's and have not found enough gold to pay for the pan 🤨🤔

Good job guy's

Omgoodness... My mouth is watering!!! Well done!!! Thank you!

I am 68 years old and almost 69, this September I will begin building my tiny home, 10 by 7 with a 4 by 7 deck. Yeah!

The nozzle you use is too big in my eyes. When the water hits the blade at 0 degrees, it is split in two at a sharp edge. Then it runs along the blade shape and comes back at 180 degrees. (small nozzle) However, if you now use a nozzle that is as wide as the shovel itself, the water hits the inner wall of the shovel and is thrown straight back. This is less efficient than when the water runs along the inner shape of the blade and is then thrown back. That's why I recommend a smaller nozzle. Because if you use the technique with a smaller nozzle, the shape of the shovel does it´s job and the the water, which is coming back, doesn´t hit the new coming water wich would be slowed down. Enclosed I am sending a video that should explain this. I'm not an expert on this topic, but I've been dealing with it a lot lately. So I can't guarantee my knowledge, but I still hope that it can help you. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHTTi2ppbNKCjac

gasifier outlet -> Moisture catch can (air dryer) -> to a ISO/ Propane tank to collect the gas (careful with the pressure) -> fuel air regulator valve -> finally gas into the generator.

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hydropower is perfect if you can use it the problem is that you need a decent drop on your property to create the necessary head pressure to operate any turbine, and even more if you are using a high-head low-flow design(which is often the more compact and powerful, though harder to keep clean, wonder if the first video that brought me to your channel should have included a centrifugal separator partway down instead of that screen in the intake sump...) it might be possible if you can set up a ram pump to get the required head with minimal flow, though the number of them required would be problematic and given mountianous water you could even easily collect some for use in your own domestic water(just make sure to have an adequate filter system(probably an intake UVC then sediment filter(oversize the filter to ~5x what domestic sediment ones would be for longevity, and maybe add in a spin down just before to help) then a carbon(might be part of your sediment if you get dual-mode carbon block filters) then RO then DI(you might bypass the DI or even the RO for non-consumption flow(like showers and toilets)(or just use the waste flow for that)) the fact that you have a clear stream with large flow and drops will be perfect for most water and power needs(plus you can take all that biomass into a bioreactor and use spare electricity to purify and crack the gasses into sellable pure butane/propane to get extra cash

It's 2024, and the conversion of carbon into electricity continues to astonish people. No surprise there, yet the anticipated levitating cars and fusion power plants that produce endless energy remain elusive. American calls itself number one, but behaves like a cave man.

Back when (I'm a person) .... Makes me truly appreciate (generic compliment) ... (MY PERSONAL RUBBISH EXPERIENCE) (LIKE THIS TO VALIDATE ME)

Size don't all ways matter.... women say it all the time 👍👍it's just a man thing to go big or go home....

You must know that that water pump will give you 45 psi for your shower if you run the hot and cold water through it, right, That why their used in RV's.

11:44 the water deep enough where he is standing.....you are right with the bubble's...an if it was about a foot or 2 deeper it would be +pressure at the top to instead of neutral pressure at the top an some what+pressure at the bottom 👍👍👍👍

Dude, it wouldn't be broken if your cabin was insolated and heated through the winter. What did you expect was going to happen? when you build cheap, expect things to break.

Rose you should demand running water in your kitchen

Nice cabin, but I noticed the lack of safety glasses being used. Splinters fly, nails and screws shatter. Especially dangerous is when using a cordless nail gun. I sold tools and equipment for 40 years, most injuries I saw were because, the operators weren't wearing safety glasses. Stay safe, Quincy, Massachusetts N.E. U.S.A.

My cabin is a modern fram on a concrete slab, runing water flush toilet , shower , washing machine full kitchen run off of solar , wood heat , lpgas cook range , celing fans ,. 520sqft.

What kind of nozzle is on that wheel of the big water line I think that turbine is getting back pressure

Can you attach it to the propane side instead of the carburetor side.

Also try drying it as it's coming out of the condenser.

Can you run the gasifier on the propane side? It has a regulator instead of a carburetor.

Love this approach ❤

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Don’t let E. Idaho Gov. know you have water.

where do you dump the toilet waste

You could put rollers, on that couch/bed. So that it slides back and forth against the wall, easier.

1: The wood must be dry as possible otherwise you need a design more like allpowerlabs to compensate. 2: As suggested elsewhere gas to air ratio is wrong or even gas temp is to cool might need to be a tadd warmer perhaps it has to be in the sweet spot basically warm and no moisture output. 3: Loading the generator. Make a load bank that you can gradually increase to get it up to 50% or so then add your main loads or be ready to do a very precise switch between load bank to main load. 4: Charge controllers like the Victron have an advanced settings mode where you can adjust the charge current by software if memory serves. Hope this helps.

I have been trying to convince my wife to get some raised beds in the backyard for grilling vegetables. But thus far I have had no success in that regard

I need help to sell my wife on solar generators.And solar electric

That is such a beautiful place. I was born and raised on the Oregon coast.And there are areas there like this

Do you get out of wood? Do you replace/replant the wood you cut.

I enjoy how you interact with your wife and children and those around you

I could plug that toilet....

try hooking up the shower directly to the water pump then fill your jug with hot water.

The carpenters pencil is 1/2” wide and 1/4” thick. For easy quick reference, especially when doing baseboards and other quick reference measuring.

you guys are amazing

Might think about some kind of screens to cover the drains, the moisture under the cabins can draw snakes, insects, ect. Don't want to give them access to the home. Love the tiny cabins though.

You have to blow those water heaters out with a air blower for like 5 minutes

I had no idea how difficult and complex building a hydroelectric power system was. What I am curious about is, how expensive is this kind of endeavor? If I had such a homestead with that much abundance of water, I would want to build a partial dam, putting a splitter in midstream to divert about half of the water to the dam while letting the other half continue unimpeded so that fish that depend on having that stream flowing still do. I just don't know what the rules and regs for doing something like that are. I would, of course, also install a solar farm and wind turbines if that were possible. After that, my two main concerns would be cel phone coverage and high-speed internet access. Yeah, building all of your own infrastructure is complex.

Hi Julia, i'm a fan of yours😊

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Your wife and family are beautiful! I have an offgrid camp with only 200W solar. But with that and a propane water heater, we can enjoy hot showers. And it's soooooo GOOD. At the end of the day milling or surfing, come in and have a hot shower, and then get dressed in front of the blazing hot wood stove....BLISS!!!!

Bring a portable bed. They are very easy to carry rolled up.

I started working when i was 10 yrs old, baling hay & doing farm work. Went on to various shop/ maching jobs, steel lathes & mills. Im now 55 and on disability due to having 2 brain decompression surgeries... People, DO NOT let yourselves become a SLAVE to ANY JOB. LIVE LIFE SIMPLE and self sufficiently. STOP falling for and buying into societies age old BS that youve gotta get a degree and keep up with the Jones next door. THAT AINT LIVING, its merely existing. Learn everything you can from this family AND LIVE LIFE TO THE FULLEST. Rose, youre an amazing woman with equally amazing children. You guys have done a phenomenal job raising strong, intelligent, independent and respectful young women. You two are incredible role models for all parents. 😘♥️ Love you guys.

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aw man I even weant a little deaf, ear protection while running that mill!

Love the cabins you built together as a family!! ❤ Next you ought to build a Saw Mill Lean-To Shed.. while you've got all your girls at home to help! 😉

Hi guys, I had wondered what you had done with the Tiny Houses. It's amazing what a few touches will do to make it a home🤗. Nicely Done 🎉. JO JO IN VT 💞