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Kites could provide electricity for 100,000 homes

Started by Omega_0, August 08, 2008, 11:02:51 AM

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Paul-R

Quote from: Neo-X on August 31, 2014, 06:58:02 AM
.... i was amazed that this simple kite could provide enough power ....
This reminds me of the EnergeticForum  thread bolting genny heads on to the rear wheel of a car to get emergency electricity.

I find the difficulty is in sourcing generator heads in the UK. Cummins make them but the head is not much less than a complete generator set. In the States, there is Northern Star. What else?

rukiddingme

Reminds me of an idea I had many years ago.


Probably would work on land, just drill a conductor very deep into the ground.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93U2NfYlpa8&feature=youtu.be


Instead of using wind drag, I hope that the electrical potential between high in the sky and low in the ocean is enough to cause a significant currant flow.