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Change: i live in a area that is ripe with gas stations and we even have several petro storage areas, and a several hundred gallon gas
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Change: i would say the only power i would need is the gunpower of bullets and possibly some matches for when i really need em. darkness
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Change: Of course everyone will be running generators and backup power. Double eat on the fuel supply, which of course will be going bad anyways (gasoline
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Change: Renamed from What will you do when the power goes out? by Jul 23 2008, 4:28 PM EDT for: Added capitals to words
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Change: There were only format changes (bold, italics, etc.) in this version. See this version for details.
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Change: generators to customers.generators.Zyzzogeton:Zyzzogeton: Back up power! :D Xwallabix:Xwallabix: Remember guys, The gov has solar panels all over the sides of roads (powering small equipment) that are
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Jul 12 2008, 1:47 AM EDT
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Change: Seriously though, ideally I would have solar paneled roofing, and batteries in a temporary/near Final Fortress. We would use only the most energy efficent things,
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Jul 12 2008, 12:37 AM EDT
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Change: Just to wrap this up, most power is generated by a turbine, which needs to be turned by some force. For example, in Nuclear Power,
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Jul 8 2008, 5:19 PM EDT
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Change: Zyzzogeton: Back up power! :D Xwallabix: Remember guys, The gov has solar panels all over the sides of roads (powering small equipment) that are easily removed, and as well as cars and boats, exit signs and emergency lights contain decent sized battery backups that are always charged to full capacity.
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Change: refridgeratorrefrigerator to keep perishables cold? How will we keep the lights on in our strongholds?_________________________________________________________________________________Gman251990: I would reduce it to all neccesarynecessary things like emergency lighting and battery charging, cause computers will be useless since there is no internetInternet and plus paint
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Jul 7 2008, 9:54 PM EDT
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Change: about Wal*Mart, is it is run in sections by four alternate generators in the back, and Wal*Mart also has sells generators to customers. Zyzzogeton: Back up power! :D
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Change: My plan, too, revolves around barricading myself in Wal*Mart. This particular Wal*Mart is linked to a Wal*Mart gas chain, and it's within quick walking distance,
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Change: are quite abundant and unobstructive. Madmortagan: its fairly easy to set up a bunch of batteries that charge by solar power during the daytime. as long as you only use lights and other small things at night some car batteries should hold out through the night.
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Change: off, and the rotational force powers the machine! just like most exerscise bikes. Thrawn5:I'll stick with using solar power and human powered dynamos (they are not that hard to make). Thse sources are quite abundant and unobstructive.
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Change: though it would be good if you had a bunch of different types of ways of spinning, like a seated row that we have in
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Change: Well, seeing as my Zombie plan revolves around me survivng in a dam that generates anywhere between 10-100 million kilowatt hours per year, I don't
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Change: use the red taillights inside to preserve night vision. Cylon1994There is a site I like that talks about making a Human Powered Generator or HPG. The link is at http://www.los-gatos.ca.us/davidbu/pedgen.html.I found it helpfull and I hope you do too.
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Change: Gman251990: I would reduce it to all neccesary things like emergency lighting and battery charging, cause computers will be useless since there is no internet
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Change: There are plenty ways to spin a generator... wind, human, water, engine, etc. However, the problem lies in that the average generator is designed to
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Change: through knownlege and wind takes A HUGE amount of effort i think man, gas, or hydro is best or you can make REC generorator.generorator if u know how
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