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Directorly Downwind Faster than the Wind

Started by sterlinga, December 07, 2008, 04:58:48 PM

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Pirate88179

That is really amazing!  That new craft should really fly out there.  Very interesting reading.

Bill
See the Joule thief Circuit Diagrams, etc. topic here:
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Cloxxki

Quote from: Pirate88179 on April 19, 2010, 04:17:07 PM
That is really amazing!  That new craft should really fly out there.  Very interesting reading.

Bill
Well, they rounded some edges, and did good to the sponsors, but they also added roughly 50lb acording to Spork. I am not sure the amount of drag previously generated at ~30mph apparent headwind amounted to all that much, in comparison to the power extracted from the wind with that, what, 12 foot propellor? It may help a couple mph on a good long run. And the weight might aid in being more stable in apparent headwind bursts.

The unpimped cart already performed above anyone's expectations, I suppose, being so basic. One rotor, no aero body work.

ramset

Clo
Thanks for keeping us posted!
This still "pains the brain" for me!

Seems like other techs could "evolve" from here?

Chet
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Thanks Grandma

Cloxxki

Quote from: ramset on April 20, 2010, 07:23:17 AM
Clo
Thanks for keeping us posted!
This still "pains the brain" for me!

Seems like other techs could "evolve" from here?

Chet
Oh I'm just an intrigued groupie, reading all I sensibly can on the subject. Understanding, I do far from all.
I can totally see alternative prop setups be even more efficient. Boats can use principle too.
But in terms of practicality, it doesn't do much more than offer a (small) auxiliary power source on existing vehicles. You're rolling down a highway, GPS system knows the way. Wind sensors know what's going on. In appropriate moments, the will come from out of it's casing (like a double roof), and via a clutch to the drive shaft, be brought up to desired speed by, effectively, the wheels or engine. It would not do much, but when guided by a smart computer, it could reduce fuel consumption some. And hey, a prop on your car makes all kinds of sense anyway. It only rides 1 hour per day on average, the rest it's standing in the wind.
We need to harness all the free energy we can. If you see a car, or a building without turbine, energy is being wasted right there.