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Right?! There's a law of electrical physics that says it's not possible. Lenz maybe? But some of the videos online are fairly convincing. Like I said, more research required.

Google it. It's cool. Looks like a generator that runs itself off an electric motor. Start it with 110 volts, like with a little power inverter, then switch it over while spinning to run off the power it's generating. The benefit is where the generator is producing more power than the motor...

Has anyone done any in depth research on this? I just scratched the surface and find it fascinating. I will be researching more, in hopes of finding out how feasible it is to build one. Although I imagine Turtle has probably built 3 and has a power bill of -$138 per month, selling power back...

Ok, ok!! I'll go home and clear the snow.

EMT Findlay OH. 100 miles from home. Hmmmmm.

Loaded. Berne, IN to Findlay. "Put it on the axle, please." ;)

Slept great!! Until the snow plow got busy here at my pick. :/

That's good. Maybe that was the Erie load that was posted about 10 times. If it's the same, someone was struggling with it. Be careful!!

At pick. Freight is ready. BOLs won't be generated until after 07:00. Oh well. At least a full night sleep will come in handy tomorrow. I hope. ;)

Hold on tight!! You're about to walk right into it!!

Light snow falling just south of Fort Wayne. Heavy snow sitting on the roadway blocking line visibility. Boo!!

EMT New Haven, IN. Morning pick a little south of here to OH. Assuming they are open for business.

Lucky ducky!!!

Easy. Lowes. I have them on my generator carrier. Cheap. Bill said they're my "sights". Also, not typing. Speech to text. Just FYI.

In a slow train of nervous vehicles cutting across Ohio on US-30. Highway stripes not visible. Asphalt visible in patches. Later.

Really?? That's cool.

Hopefully you won't be hitting the road early. I imagine the roads will suck early.

I'm guessing it depends on where you are now. The storm looks to be moving at a pretty fast clip.

At 17:00 eastern.

Heading to Fort Wayne from Baltimore. Passing Akron now. Clear. But it's about to hit Dayton soon.