I THINK that is a -really- old video that got posted. I think one of his first. He was working with those carts a long time ago, and he had a solar one too. I think they were like for irrigation to pump water into rice paddys.
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Hi Steve. U.
Yes, thatâs the younger meâŚ
First test runs on that setup, with old batteries. Modified alternator to charge higher voltage ( exciting voltage adjustment )
Later added pump, exchangeble with charger, added solar panels, inverter and new batteries.
Would love to be as young and dirty again 
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Yes. First I saw it shown by your #1 Sales-Promotion Lady
Best Regards to all
Steve unruh
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Good Morning All
A question comes up again, and again here on the DOW.
âWhy canât you just store made-wood gas in a tank for later engine usage?â
Our friend CNCMachiningisfun (Steven Tetlow) answers that in a video:
Listen carefully.
He now shows 2000+ hours on his own designed evolved woodgasifier.
Watch, listen and hopefully learn a bit. I always do.
Steve unruh
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Here is an old topic worth resurrecting.
I occasionally scan YouTube for âEngines running on woodgasâ just to plumb out the depth of knowledges and activities interests.
It is getting pretty deep going back on YouTube to ~18 years now.
And occasionally an unseen to me gem pops up:
Sure, sure. Many will say rightly that this system is actually a smoke-gas tarring system.
True.
But not my point.
He did build and operate something.
He can then learn much from use failures. Read and improve.
Heâs had 9-10years now.
Where is he?
What is he doing?
Regards
Steve Unruh
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charley smith from penticton british columbia, comes up as a mechanical engineer or a mechanic. (i am guessing his dad is the mechanic). It looks like he is involved in motorsports racing and works of avion motorsports.
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Canadians have had an outsized impact in modern, use-wood-for-power:
S.U.
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