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    • Mike LuceyM Offline
      Mike Lucey
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      This technology looks promising and far
      more economical with land (area) required.
      http://www.gizmag.com/go/7705/”
      http://www.treehugger.com/files/2006/07/china_unveils_w.php

      Mike

      PS: Could make for an interesting SU model 😉


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      • boofredlayB Offline
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        hat is really promising technology there Mike. Thanks for sharing.
        The mother is huge however. I can imagine they would have to built far away from the populus.


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        • Mike LuceyM Offline
          Mike Lucey
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          Boo, I'm trying to find some dimensions on this thing.
          Yes, it is massive, at least 100m high,possibly more!
          Yet again, they state it can power 750,000 homes! This
          equates to a decent size city in this neck of the woods.

          I imagine it should be quite enough if I understand the
          technology involved. It still would have to be a better
          option than lots of masts in scenic areas, as is the case
          over here at present.

          Its good to see that the Chinese are leading the field in
          this technology, better than burning coal or worse, oil.

          Mike

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          • John SayersJ Offline
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            very interesting Mike - thanks for posting.

            You could build them on a floating platform 10 miles off the coast and no one would notice them.


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