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Red Stone Engines / So whats up with the Redstones?
« on: September 28, 2010, 10:38:11 PM »
Any updates? These still available in the US?
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Mean lister green:
you must truely either be a tight wad or ?
your whining about 20 bucks for the cd?, unbelievable!
sure it cost's very little to burn a cd, but how about the time to publish stuff to be burnt on their in the first place?
the time it takes to package and mail the damn thing?
if you truely didn't learn a thing off the cd (which i find unlikely as hell) i would be quite pleased to buy the cd from you
just to see you quit crying!
lifetime updates? are you serious?
how is that supposed to work?
yes sir old George is making a killing on those cd's, probably can afford a loaf of bread and a pound of balogne from the monthly profits
of the sale of those cd's
i tell you what,, obviously you are smarter than most of us
perhaps you can publish a cd and give out free updates for life, for less than 20bucks?
i just don't see the problem, maybe i am just too ignorant and slow?
some peoples children!!
bob g
With the new EPA rules, it looks like I am a day late getting into this hobby (funny hiow that always happens to me with the smog regs). I have only found one company selling Lister Generator systems, Central Maine Diesel. Are there others I should be looking at, too? I'm open to doing assembly, but I don't have the time for heavy fabrication.
Also, I have sensitive computer equipment I'll be running. I've seen the ST waveforms on this site, and they will not do (too much distortion). Another problem one person here mentioned was on his system that the low rpm powerstrokes will actually flicker the lights. From a power output per dollar standpoint, I'd rather stay with an alternator, but is it possible to get good quality A/C power from a Lister system, or should I just go straight to a Lister driving a DC generator to an inverter system? I don't want waste time and money going down a dead end.
Thanks for the advice!
Michael