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It's hard to do an Internet search, because you have goof balls talking about 100Kwt systems, that are obviously NOT a true 100Kwts.

Oh, and does anybody know the calculation to determine how many amps on a 12 volt system (or, at 14.5 - 16 volts) it would take to make an actual, for real, 100 Kwts ?

All I can say, is that if I ever had the $$$, I wouldn't be screwing around with a bunch of 'dinky' 250-400 amp alts all stacked together ! I keep saying it, and one of these days, somebody with some money is going to hear me > Somebody needs to couple a "REAL" generator, straight off of the drive line of a vehicle.... preferably a vehicle with a big, bad ass diesel motor, and make 2000, 3000, or more amps, all in one place, at one time !

Then you would have more juice than you need. And it would be time to start building that true 100Kwt system ;)

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for shiggles

100Kw = 134 hp

so that much power would probably stall most car engines considering nothing is 100% efficient lol

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All I can say, is that if I ever had the $$$, I wouldn't be screwing around with a bunch of 'dinky' 250-400 amp alts all stacked together ! I keep saying it, and one of these days, somebody with some money is going to hear me > Somebody needs to couple a "REAL" generator, straight off of the drive line of a vehicle.... preferably a vehicle with a big, bad ass diesel motor, and make 2000, 3000, or more amps, all in one place, at one time !

Then you would have more juice than you need. And it would be time to start building that true 100Kwt system ;)

Fish

Does this mean we're going to see people towing around three or four diesel generators?

Could you imagine how many gallons to the mile you would get? lmao

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I don't think anything with that much power would be anything but a one note wonder playin music on something like that would be pointless it'd probably kill you if you sat in it

Btw that was the first person. Ever banned by me while dropping a deuce. Feel privileged

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for shiggles

100Kw = 134 hp

so that much power would probably stall most car engines considering nothing is 100% efficient lol

A souped up diesel can make an easy 700+ hp with a small handful of mods. I don't think it would have a huge problem keeping up.

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Now that's the kind of forward thinking I like to hear !

To the rest of you guys, "Don't be scared" :)

Fish

A souped up diesel can make an easy 700+ hp with a small handful of mods. I don't think it would have a huge problem keeping up.

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do you mean a daily driven beast or a one note cement filled wonder

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