I read that differently. I interpret it as saying that as long as you are not the OEM, you can import as long as they were first manufactured 21 year or more ago and substantially in original condition.
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It reads to me as it reads to broncodriver99. Much like 25 year old automobile importation.
These engines are not harmless. They do exhaust rather nasty particulates when operating on diesel. I appreciate the tempest in the teapot aroma of this stand but just look at the air and water where there is NO or weak Environmental Protection Agency like programs.
These engines are not harmless. They do exhaust rather nasty particulates when operating on diesel. I appreciate the tempest in the teapot aroma of this stand but just look at the air and water where there is NO or weak Environmental Protection Agency like programs.
... completely ignoring the emissions of places like china and india whom emit magnitudes more than we do.
Again, people right here on this forum will sell you a new rebuilt engine done right but from what i read, they cant find any takers?
Let them stage ther protests for a week. Out in the hot sun, the rain and storms, fouling ther own pants and sitting in it.
Again, people right here on this forum will sell you a new rebuilt engine done right but from what i read, they cant find any takers?
Any tips on where to get panels cheap?
Any tips on where to get panels cheap?
Australian dumpsters, by the sounds of it! :laugh:
As Ironic as your well meaning sarcasm is Ade, You are dead right!
The hard to get bits are the inverters. Panels last decades, the early inverters were lucky to last 5 years and here thanks to the wonderfully beneficial ( to me) laws, If an inverter goes belly up you can't replace it.
Well you can, but only with the same inverter.... which being 5+ years old of course are long obsolete and out of production so you have to install an entire new system. This is where pretty much all my panels have come from bar the last lots.
Panels here in the UK are still relatively expensive, and you very very rarely see 2nd hand ones on the market - I think our gov't would rather see existing panels in service as long as possible, and the electrical side being as modern as possible... so no such rule here.
Then again, we get the square root of bugger all in the way of sunshine, compared with most of Oz. We'd be better off with micro hydro systems in our drainpipes I reckon...
From the way I'm reading it, some coastal areas seem to get less radiation than inland.