Tuesday, January 31, 2012

All Power America APG3202 6,500 Watt 10 HP Silent Diesel Powered Generator with Electric Start & Wheel Kit

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All Power America APG3202 6,500 Watt 10 HP Silent Diesel Powered Generator with Electric Start & Wheel Kit

When Bubba Comes to Town! Power and grace in one unit! Wow! Wait until you read about Bubba! The All Power APG-3202 is one of those rare finds...a product so far beyond the competition in terms of special little features that we could spend an entire page just listing them, but we won't. However, because we're so excited about "Bubba" we want to let you know about some of his special features. First, Bubba comes with a 10 HP, air cooled, heavy duty diesel engine, designed and certified by one of America's leading testing labs to be one of the most durable ever tested. Second, the company wanted to make Bubba a "Quiet Giant" and so they added a special layer of sound absorbing insulation to reduce engine noise and cabin resonance to the point that, at 70 dB, the APG-3202 is one of, if not the quietest portable 6500 watt diesel generators on the market today. Next, the company understood that Bubba would be spending a lot of time outdoors and so they used stainless steel nuts, bolts, washers and even cotter pins, along with double coating the galvanized steel, to reduce the chance of rust ruining its wonderful finish. Next, the company added an avionics alternator to develop the stable electrical flow, rationalizing that consistent performance of an alternator in an airplane is a lot more crucial than one in a car. Finally, the company added a big security hook on the top of the unit so that you can run a chain through the loop to make sure that Bubba doesn't go and live at someone else's house. If that's not enough, Bubba also has a battery operated electric start system for ease and convenience, will operate about 11 hours on just five gallons of diesel fuel, has two 120V and 1 240V outlets, handles on both ends and stainless steel wheel rims. Produces 42 amps at 120 volts and 21 amps at 240 volts. Why do we call this unit Bubba? He weighs 377 pounds. What else would you call him?

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Tuesday, January 24, 2012

ETQ TG1200 1,200 Watt 2 HP 2-Cycle Gas Powered Portable Generator

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Price : $139.99
Post Date : Jan 24, 2012 04:19:12
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This generator is ideal for camping and powering small-scale household appliances like TVs or computers. 2-stroke, 63cc engine has recoil start and transistorized ignition. Meets EPA standards. Surge Watts: 1,200, Rated Watts: 1,000, Start Type: Recoil, Engine Displacement (cc): 63, HP: 2.6, Engine: 2-Stroke, 63cc, Run Time: 4.5 Hours at 1/2 Load, Receptacles (qty.): 1, Noise Level (dB): 69, Fuel Type: Gasoline, Fuel Capacity (gal.): 1, Dimensions L x W x H (in.): 15 x 16 x 13

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Wednesday, January 18, 2012

Are Biodiesel's Environmental Benefits Being Unfairly Presented?

!: Are Biodiesel's Environmental Benefits Being Unfairly Presented?

Since the production of biodiesel fuel requires the expenditure of energy some have claimed that the environmental benefits of biodiesel fuel are being unfairly presented. That, in fact, the production and use of biodiesel fuel actually creates more environmental pollution overhead than is commonly acknowledged.

Typically, these allegations focus on one or or more of the following:
Uncounted environmental pollution occurs in the cultivation of the source crops used as the basis for biodiesel fuel including fertilzers, farm equipment operation, electricity, etc. Uncounted environmental pollution occurs in the conversion of the source crops to biodiesel fuel including harvesting, drying, storage, adjunct chemical additives and their production and the actual conversion process itself. Uncounted environmental pollution occurs at the electrical generating plants that typically supply the heat energy used in the conversion of source crops to biodiesel fuel.

The short answer to this is that these allegations are fundamentally true and that the environmental pollution overhead is seldom counted when benefits of biodiesel fuel are being touted.

That being said (some would say admitted), this type of allegation which is usually used in some sort of comparative analysis of biodiesel and fossil fuel, is generally a selective context argument that fails to make a true apples-to-apples comparison. For clarification, let's address each of these allegations in turn in a proper context.

The first allegation while true, fails to make acorresponding connection between the environmental overhead cost of crop production and the environmental overhead cost of fossil fuel location and extraction. Ask yourself, when is the last time you saw the environmental overhead cost of fossil fuel gasoline or diesel location and extraction included in their pollution figures. And, this question generously ignores the mega-environmental overhead costs of oil spills, habitat and wild-life destruction, etc.

The second allegation is also true but likewise also fails to make a corresponding connection between the environmental overhead cost of crop conversion and the environmental overhead cost of operating fossil fuel cracking and refining plants as well as storage. For a valid comparison, the environmental overhead cost of operating these plants and the energy they consume should have to be included. Again, even this comparison generously ignores the mega-environmental cost of having a hazardous chemical and pollution generating plant. Any resident who lives near such a plant can tell you stories of repeated hazardous waste alerts both in the air and ground water; fires, etc.

The third allegation is true; but in this case there are two context offsets to be considered:
Biodiesel fuel production is not alone in its consumption of electrical power. Certainly, fossil fuel cracking and refining plants use megawatts of electrical power and I have yet to see this source of environmental pollution overhead included in any fossil fuel pollution calculations. Electricity generating plants typically have carefully controlled environments with high efficiency fuel consumption; smoke scrubbers, etc. so pollution created by electrical generating plants is almost certainly far less per watt of power than pollution generated by on-site or rolling-stock engines. And this latter point generously ignores the fact that large amounts of electrical energy comes from hydro-electric plants with near zero pollution production.

So the next time you hear these allegations regarding biodiesel; be sure to point out the selective "factual" source of these allegations and hold any such alleger to a proper presentation of all evidence in full and complete context.