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In article <34sfpb$8js@mozo.cc.purdue.edu>,
Kyler Laird <laird@pasture.ecn.purdue.edu> wrote:
>>>Northern sells a Winco 8000 watt PTO Generator for $1349.99.  With 14 HP
>>>you can get about 7000 watts from it (according to the ad copy).  Runs at
>>>standard 540 rpm.
>
>Oh, c'mon!  If you've got a tractor around, chances are that you
>want some REAL POWER.

Dig it.  Each horsepower is almost exactly 750 watts, and it's hardly
worth thinking about starting a tractor unless you intend to do something
with a couple hundred of 'em.

Two hundred horses at twelve volts come out to about 12,500 amps.
How's that for fast-charging?  B-)

Pity batteries won't take it as fast as you can push it - at that rate
I could charge my travel trailer's two deep-cycles in about about 62
seconds.

See why electric cars are difficult?

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