Power companies can suck my asshole

>only works when the faucet is on.
i'm gonna need more than 3 watts.

Wouldn't this negate itself if you were getting your water through an electric well pump though?

There is no continous water flow in an average home.

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INFINITE POWER!!!

shit beat me to it, but I was gonna say 5 watts

No. Like 12v and .3mA or some crap. Enough to power a LED mini flashlight.

>Rated at 1500W and capable of delivering 2000W, enough to power your average home. Full efficiency is generated at a water head height of 25 feet.

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See the thick giant cables attached to the device. That’s how you know it can power everything in your house.

it may produce 5 watts initially.
but give it a few weeks and it'll go down to an average of 3 watts.

you're essentially tapping from the potential energy in the water, so you would recover some of the energy spent in pumping the water

this would be better if you were getting your water from a tower but even then, you wouldn't generate enough power to do anything actually useful

2kwh isn’t enough to start most dryers or multiple appliances.

You can power your entire house with a small creekbed you can walk across with just a couple feet of drop

ya just get 50 kitchen sinks np

>He doesn't recirc his water throughout the house
Ngmi

Get off your asses you lazy fucks!

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Weight: 95lbs not even closely same ballpark as faggot OP’s pic...

>ecavo.com/best-hydroelectric-generators/

This would obviously be useful for those with access to naturally occurring running water (rivers, streams, etc).

Potentially other scenarios such as water runoff drains would provide power during a rain storm, but would be unproductive outside of that.

I'm guessing people who would find this useful are already aware and using them. City slickers will find zero use for these unless you can find a sewer outlet pipe and are willing to connect this bad boy to it. Also, good luck dealing with maintenance crew after they remove it in a few months during routine inspections or monitoring for flow changes.

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Getting Soilent Green vibes from your pic.

This. Why are euros so poor?

I have a better idea, just get a bunch of trannies in a room with a heat exchanger and turbine. Tell them YWNBAW and they will seethe so much that they can replace a small power station.

Finally it was found

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Yeah if your a city water fag with tits already

OP IS A DUMB NIGGER FAILS BASIC ELECTRICITY AND PHYSICS AND CANT EVEN FIGURE OUT PLUMBING......... SEE I WAS RIGHT YOU Any Forums NIGGERS ARE FUCKING STUPID....... YOU SHITS SHOULD KISS MY FEET AND STOP TRYING TO MAKE A FOOL OF YOURSELF ONE UPPING WHITEGOD............

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Why are people so afraid of solar panels?

Pic related which is an extremely small setup relative to most homes here runs two PC's 24/7, a fridge, freezer, oven, hot water heater, microwave, television, laptop, lamps, lights, a workshop and whatever the fuck else the kids have plugged in etc and stores more power than it uses every single day and I have a backup generator in the event that the sun stops being a thing.

These are top tier if your property is somewhere that has a decent creek, you can build them for a hell of a lot less as well.

Kek'd

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You could run a one 140mm PC case fan off it.