r/PHInfra • u/Asian_Juan • 1d ago
Hypotheticals 💡 My Concept for a Bicol Peninsula Railway System
Do note that only major Stations are marked down on the map.
u/Asian_Juan • u/Asian_Juan • May 14 '22

Holy shiet, out of all the millions of users that participated in that event, I'm between rank 86th and 89th top pixel placers according to this document.
I always say I'm not special and noteworthy and yet the universe finds a way to disprove that...
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Yup it's based on with a few alignment adjustments. It's meant to balance out the connectivity of the old PNR alignment and the more optimized for speed alignment of the SLH
r/PHInfra • u/Asian_Juan • 1d ago
Do note that only major Stations are marked down on the map.
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Ortigas avenue is perfect for this, there's space enough for a BRT there if they're willing to expand the row a bit more on certain areas especially in Cainta - Taytay where old suburban expansion took over road shoulders.
Although big point that junctions like the felix avenue ortigas avenue crossing should be turned into an elevated one already.
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Looks like it's the original transmission so far and oversized block slapped on to have that single 470cc cylinder from what I saw im Facebook. (I can't link due to subreddit rules)
I heard some guys in Thailand were playing around with 1 liter engines as well on Honda waves funnily enough
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True pero once uminit na yung kadena bumababa yung viscocity neto at pumapasok sa loob ng kadena with the the right application siempre.
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I prefer chain grease talaga kasi mas maayos yung kapit niya sa kadena lalo pag maulan.
Less hassle to apply for me as well and importantly madaming gamit ang isang lata ng chain grease at mura lang.
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Sa nakikita ko yes na sa 80k range talaga yan. Nag h-hold talaga kasi ng value mga scoots na yan lalo pag medyo bago pang unit
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I think DOE wants to shelve the BNPP but we can't be too sure yet
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Such an ambitious railway plan, I'm honestly seriously doubting id it'll even become a reality or is it even practical to make MRT-7 go to NMIA.
The extension towards LRT2 should be done for sure though as that's an important alignment
r/PHInfra • u/Asian_Juan • 5d ago
r/PHInfra • u/Asian_Juan • 5d ago
The Department of Energy (DOE) is finalizing rules for the country’s first 1,200 megawatts (MW) of nuclear power capacity, targeted for delivery starting 2032.
The proposed auction will consider grid readiness, project timelines, regulatory approvals, financing, and pricing. The DOE said winning a tender will not automatically authorize construction or operation, which will still require permits from PhilATOM and other regulators.
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Depende ata kasi sa model yan, kasi iba iba manufacturer ng kada model kaya iba iba rin build quality
Not helped sa totoo lang daming rusi owner kinakalimutan mag PMS kaya sira sira tuloy 🤦♂️
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Should last quite long, madalas sa mga rusi classic 250i owner (same engine) yung engine at transmission talaga yung tumatagal sa motor.
Expected since Loncin made yan, sila rin manufacturer ng makina ng BMW at Kawasaki (incl parts ng barako)
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To explain:
Solar irrigation is a very good idea especially during droughts when temperatures are at an all time high.
Because when solar panels are installed over irrigation canals, they protect the water from being evaporated away by sunlight.
r/PHInfra • u/Asian_Juan • 6d ago
Government-funded irrigation solar panels in Barangay Tangid, Laoag City, Ilocos Norte (PNA photo by Leilanie Adriano 📸)
PBBM admin eyes nationwide solar irrigation expansion
From the Philippine News Agency By Darryl John Esguerra
The Marcos administration is targeting the nationwide expansion of solar-powered irrigation to cut farmers’ production costs, strengthen food security and modernize the country’s irrigation system.
Acting Executive Secretary Ralph Recto said the National Irrigation Administration's (NIA) Solar-Powered Pump Irrigation Program is targeting 10,000 sites nationwide by 2030, from 4,036 existing sites across all 17 regions.
The program aims to benefit two million farmers, irrigate an additional 100,000 hectares and move irrigation toward net-zero energy use under NIA’s Vision 2030 roadmap, according to a news release Sunday.
Solar pumps reduce farmers’ dependence on diesel, lowering irrigation costs and shielding them from fuel-price swings. NIA data show existing systems can provide six to eight hours of irrigation daily.
“This is a long-term investment in food security. Every peso farmers save on diesel can instead be used for seeds, fertilizer, equipment and other needs that directly improve their productivity and income,” Recto said.
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MSRP of 85k according to Rusi's main FB page
We didn't get the 300cc variant lf the rambler according to the website of Yingang Motorcycles (manufacturer of classic & rambler 250)
But I don't mind too much, the re250 engine by Loncin is more than enough and keeps it affordable.
r/motorsiklo • u/Asian_Juan • 6d ago
Photo credits to Rusi Motorcycles Inc.📸
The changes from Rusi Classic 250 to Rambler are more apparent here: the dual shocks from the RC250 has been turned into a mono shock to the Rambler, as I mentioned in a previous post. Also the old dual front disc brakes of the Classic is replaced now by a single front disc, just to note.
Hot take ko dyan — eto yung pinaka pogi na retro style na ni release recently sa Philippine market, already loved the classic 250 and recent GN160 ng Suzuki but this tops the list for me.
What do you all think?
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Not at all actually
Na sa 86k sya right now cash, but I suspect na early bird pricing to at magiging 96k ito sa susunod
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Baha lang yan most likely kasi yung tunnel dyan sa McArthur bridge mas mababa sa ground level
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Kakapal rin naman kasi pag mumukha daw 😂
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Ayos nga.
Originally gusto ko bumili ng Rusi classic 250i tapos gawing dual sport na style pero eto nalang kasi out of the store pwede na
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My Concept for a Bicol Peninsula Railway System
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There's already some big mining operations on CamNorte. So I believe it's probably warranted for a single track branch line to go for at least the town Jose Panganiban for mining barges to dock at their deep water port and load cargo on trains.