Yes, lost a kidney to cancer and had one of those near
death experiences as well. Much of what I used to see
in the world as serious I now see as adolescent and
self indulgent.
Wish I could put it into words like Keith does.
:-) I think you just did Kirk. In fact I've quite often quoted a
I can somewhat relate to that thanks to
heart disease and another chance to
ponder my mortality and direction.
I hope I can meet them with a smile
and understanding.
Yes, there are some who are terrific at word
development an expression and I also wish.
Looking forward to hearing more
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Subject: [Biofuel] Rooftop Wind Turbines Scotland
Rooftop Turbine
A Breakthrough In Wind Power
By Paul Kelbie
Scotland Correspondent
The Independent - UK
5-22-4
http://www.rense.com/general53/wind.htm
Each unit could pay for itself
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Biofuel] Rooftop Wind Turbines Scotland
Coming along ok. Mind is willing but the body is weak.
Each day a bit better though. Actually have some
colour
in my face now.
Piggott even shows how to carve your own blades. As
for configuration Betz wrote
Kirk, I'd didn't realize you've been ill.
Glad to hear things are getting better.
I only see your messages in the archive
or if certain people reply to yours like
Hakan did.
I've misplaced the details regarding your project.
It must have been a archive message I read and
forgot to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Roof top wind turbines seem like a great idea. They were around a
hundred years ago on barns to pump water and grind corn and grains.
Unfortunately here where I live in Canada they have put in
by-laws preventing any residence from having a wind turbine
and
Yes, lost a kidney to cancer and had one of those near
death experiences as well. Much of what I used to see
in the world as serious I now see as adolescent and
self indulgent.
Wish I could put it into words like Keith does.
Anyway, using fabric for the machine. Have a novel
way, a simple way,
Rooftop Turbine
A Breakthrough In Wind Power
By Paul Kelbie
Scotland Correspondent
The Independent - UK
5-22-4
http://www.rense.com/general53/wind.htm
Each unit could pay for itself in three to four years,
the inventors say. And with a 20-year guarantee from the
manufacturers, each
http://www.scoraigwind.com/
has a much cheaper solution.
Also a more factual solution. A rooftop installation
will in most cases be a very poor one.
Kirk
--- MH [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rooftop Turbine
A Breakthrough In Wind Power
By Paul Kelbie
Scotland Correspondent
The
Kirk,
I have experiences from some friend who have a couple of larger turbines
installed in Sweden. When I researched small wind for my energy source
information on http://energysavingnow.com , I knew that Europe is leading
on large wind and US have the largest number of choices and
http://www.scoraigwind.com/
has a much cheaper solution.
Also a more factual solution. A rooftop installation
will in most cases be a very poor one.
Kirk
Kirk,
How's your windmill coming along?
Does Hugh Piggott have a blade configuration such as the
Swift Rooftop Wind Energy
Coming along ok. Mind is willing but the body is weak.
Each day a bit better though. Actually have some
colour
in my face now.
Piggott even shows how to carve your own blades. As
for configuration Betz wrote the paper I think. I am
under the impression 3 blades is usually the best
choice.
Mine
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