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adeyemi.
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Electrical Power

07/09/2010 1:32 PM

How can i generate 220volts 50/60 hz 1kva electrical power at the cheapest cost.

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adeyemi.nigeria,west africa.
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07/09/2010 2:02 PM

Probably a small gasoline-powered generator.

In the U.S. such units (3500 watts, manual pull-rope start) cost US$ 500 or so.

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07/10/2010 12:41 AM

Do you mean cheapest cost as investement? or cheapest cost when you run it?

cheapest cost at investement, I agree with Tornado, a small gasoline generaotor is the cheapest you can get in Nigeria a chinese made 1kva at 250USD . for the running cost you may think about a wind system, running cost much less but investement is higher

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