[rollei_list] Re: Generating Electricity for Camping
- From: "Ruben" <ruben@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: <rollei_list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 30 Jan 2005 12:47:27 +0100
Hi David
Would it perhaps be a combination of a small, low noise petrol generator, a
quick charger and a 12 v battery. - Perhaps if you stated how much energi
you need to run your (life supporting ??) devises it would be easier for the
people on the list to figure out the right gear. With the charger/battery
you can avoid using the generator all the time and you will have power for
the night to.
I gues with the kind of support you need you will not be going on your own
alone ??? so will there be someone to help you carry the gear ?? and will
you be able to get help - medical helicopter ??? if the gear brakes down
anyway good luck - you have a great attitude towards not letting your
condition getting in the way of your dreams
Ruben
----- Original Message -----
From: <DChananie@xxxxxxx>
To: <rollei_list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, January 30, 2005 12:25 PM
Subject: [rollei_list] Generating Electricity for Camping
> With all the discussion about engines and generating electricity, I
> thought
> I'd ask your advice. I'd like to go camping separated from civilization,
> say
> in a canoe. But, I require the use of medical devices which require
> electricity. One is a pneuma press to squeeze fluids out of me, and the
> other is a
> breathing apparatus to let me breathe while sleeping. A deep cycle 12
> volt
> battery with an inverter would probably suffice to provide the power, if I
> can keep
> it charged. I've thought about photoelectric cells, but that doesn't seem
> reliable enough to me. A gas or diesel generator might work, but weight
> would
> certainly be an issue. A German company has recently put a fuel cell
> technology
> on the market at a ridiculous price ($5,000 US) for a person like me. So,
> how would you solve this problem? Thanks.
>
> David Chananie
>
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