25 Apr 2007 at 10:07 #21 Hawk Tuah Hawk Tuah Soldato Joined 18 Oct 2002 Posts 14,277 Location Sandwich, Kent AcidHell2 said: Still wouldn't save money it would cost to set up, plus it would clog the blades. waste water has solid bits in it. Click to expand... Depends on the type of blades. If you have a water wheel type of setup then that wouldn't get clogged.
AcidHell2 said: Still wouldn't save money it would cost to set up, plus it would clog the blades. waste water has solid bits in it. Click to expand... Depends on the type of blades. If you have a water wheel type of setup then that wouldn't get clogged.
25 Apr 2007 at 10:34 #22 monkeysmith monkeysmith Associate Joined 3 Jun 2005 Posts 952 Location House If you had an unmetered water supply, could you leave the tap on the power your drainpipe turbine? Not the best solution for the environment granted, but could save a few pennies on the electric bill???
If you had an unmetered water supply, could you leave the tap on the power your drainpipe turbine? Not the best solution for the environment granted, but could save a few pennies on the electric bill???