Then they can build larger generators and motors.
Since he had never worked with a real generator, his mind was filled with questions.
His idea was to avoid making such large generators, as he had never dealt with high-voltage technology and didn't know how to handle it safely.
He hoped that the electricity generated by water power could be transmitted via cables to the mines, lumber camps, and villages, with the supply being adequate for everyone's use.
He could build multiple generators, and the electricity they provided would at least be enough to power cranes, vehicles, and tractors.
The lumber camp was quite far away, so it would be best to utilize the water flow there to make a standalone power station.
He had an idea: using water wheels to drive the generators, which could be carted around. In addition to generating electricity, the water wheels could serve other functions.
He was also somewhat unclear about the efficiency of the generators.
