Windows/DOS Program for educational solar/wind mobile generation unit.

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2 total messages Started by Paul Hannah Fri, 19 Apr 1996 00:00

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Author: Paul Hannah
Date: Fri, 19 Apr 1996 00:00

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There is a group of local people calling themselves the Boyne Island
Alternative Energy Group (or something like it) who have a mobile
trailer with solar cells, wind generator, inverter, etc.  They require
a program to run on the PC to be put in the trailer that will educate
on some of the aspects of alternative energy sources.

The type of program that was thought to be ideal is to have the
students run through a series of questions and give back some form of
personal energy consumption index.

Thanks in advance for any replies.

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Re: Windows/DOS Program for educational solar/wind mobile generation unit.

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Author: David Coote
Date: Sun, 21 Apr 1996 00:00

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In article <4l6th2$f4k@janus.cqu.edu.au>, P.Hannah@cqu.edu.au says...
>
>There is a group of local people calling themselves the Boyne Island
>Alternative Energy Group (or something like it) who have a mobile
>trailer with solar cells, wind generator, inverter, etc.  They require
>a program to run on the PC to be put in the trailer that will educate
>on some of the aspects of alternative energy sources.
>
>The type of program that was thought to be ideal is to have the
>students run through a series of questions and give back some form of
>personal energy consumption index.
>
Have you spoken to Alan Pears of Sustainable Solutions in Melbourne? He's 
done an Australian Greenhouse Scorecard program that concentrates on 
energy use in the home. He ran the Vic. gov. energy efficiency unit for 
some time.

Regards

David

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