[Fourlanders] generator

[Paul Yeager]

It's a 10KW generator, and has a variety of power outlets on it.

I think it was Neal who was with me when I looked at the one up at Mile 
High.  I hope he'll jump in here with a comment....  it seems that there 
was an expectation that such a generator would provide better line 
regulation.

There are other questions also.... such as who will pick the thing up, 
and deliver it when we're done with it.
I'm not sure I'll be able to do that, as I work about 70 miles from the 
rental place.  However, there may be another one someplace a  bit 
closer.  I might be able to check with a more local rental outfit 
Saturday morning.

A variety of issues are conspiring to make it difficult for me to commit 
to being at Shelby.  Still wondering just where and when the barbecue is 
supposed to be.  Somone please let me know.

73,
Paul


Jim Worsham wrote:

>Paul, how many watts is this thing?  Will it run the entire station?  Is it
>gasoline or diesel?  240VAC I assume.  What kind of plug will it require?  I
>assume we will distribute the power using the big circuit beaker panel we
>have.  Sorry to be Mr. Questions here but if we are going to use  a
>different generator there are a lot of things that need to be considered.  I
>think this will be topic of discussion number one at Shelby.  Paul, will you
>be at Shelby Saturday and give us a report on what you find out?  Thanks.
>
>73
>Jim W4KXY
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>----- Original Message ----- 
>From: "Hanson, Dick" <DHanson at southernstaircase.com>
>To: "Paul Yeager" <pyeager at tektone.net>; <k4sz at alltel.net>; "Worsham, Jim"
><w4kxy at bellsouth.net>
>Sent: Tuesday, August 26, 2003 10:07 AM
>Subject: RE: [Fourlanders] generator
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>Bob....
>I would be willing to help pay for a big generator like this.
>Dick
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