--- jon@dakota-truck.net wrote:
>
> TerribleTom <SilverEightynine@aol.com> wrote:
> : jon@dakota-truck.net wrote:
> [...]
> : I'm not too concerned about net access - frankly I
> think all of us could
> : use some time away from gadgets that have blinky
> lights, wires,
> : antennas, LCD displays and anything with the word
> "router" on it. LOL
>
>
> Luddite! Vile infidel! What unspeakable evils
> are these, which
> you spew so wontonly into this public forum,
> besmirching all that is
> good and stabbing at our very being with your
> abominable excrement!!
Yeah what he said !
>
>
> Umm, on second thought I guess that'd be all
> right.
>
>
> : There are smaller geni units out there that are
> quieter. Specifically
> : called camping generators. But they dont put out
> much power and I dont
> : really know how much quieter they are.
>
>
> Ed and I were at Oshkosh a few years back and saw
> a pretty
> impressive display that one of the vendors in the
> "swap meet" sort
> of area had set up. It was a portable Honda
> generator (tiny little
> thing, about the size of a briefcase) that had a
> standard household
> fan plugged into it. The generator was so quiet
> that you couldn't
> hear it running over the sound of the fan blades. I
> doubt something
> like that could run a lot of stuff though; maybe a
> few lamps or a
> laptop, but pretty impressive nonetheless.
One thing you didn't mention was that it was designed
with "clean output" specifically for computers and
such that have a need for smooth power.
Ed
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