@@nenexi5859@PreciousPink is absolutely correct. Many unenlightened cities have laws against collecting rain water. They are usually the same municipalities that are constantly asking you to water you lawn and garden on alternating days of the week in the hot months because there isn't enough water.
@@karensprings4237That is definitely messed up. There has to be something illegal in a state controlling rain water. What can the justification be? It can't be " you're taking water from the city" because the water that falls on your property isn't available to the city anyhow. What a crock of bovine waste.
I have an idea. Take it those who see. Any water companies can utilize turbines to produce additional power since Im assuming they are working with & processing alot of water. Also Im assuming that water is rushing at high speeds. So water treatment or production facilities could also generate some extra power if turbines are included in the proper spots.
Okay, I've watched one of these videos where the thumbnail wasn't present in rhe video. I scanned this one and again it doesn't appear to be represented. This is the type of move that makes a channel deae to me. That and how these all seem to be sommercials for stuff that usually isn't worth the carbon footprint of their manufacture.
Wind generator for where I live would be like placing Solar panels under the Roof lol, we barely get a breeze and came out of a 25 year drought where the wind was so little it wouldn't move the leaves in the trees, certain things work in certain places, this wind thing would work well in the Arctic or places that get tornadoes and Hurricanes and Cyclones. Solar is the thing for us here as we get well over 12 hours a day sunlight :)
Yeah, but that is often true and should be common sense. Just like you shouldn’t try to grow orange trees in Vermont, don’t install wind turbines if almost no wind, or solar if you live low light areas, etc. It would be great if everything worked everywhere, but that is rare.
@@Itried20takennames Problem with common sense these days is the fact that it's no longer common, just look at all the Governments around the world trying to push so called renewables, there is nothing renewable about them, other than the amount of work required to keep them at peak efficiency and to say peak as far as Solar or Wind go is a joke as Solar only works half the day even in the best weather and Wind as the name says only works if there is wind and so isn't even a guaranteed half a day, then we are not even taking into account a Hurricane/Cyclone/Tornado/Dust Devil, or what ever the events are called in the area of the world, a huge solar or Wind farm can be turned into a pile of useless junk with one decent storm, or large weather event, we have now where I live after a 25 year drought now been almost in the dark for three weeks with no SUn as it's been raining constant for three weeks, I had to turn the power on for my Solar Hot water for the first time ever and the amount of Solar we are producing went from able to power three Homes, to not even able to power our Washing Machine, this means any Solar Farms in our area would be producing nothing and haven't done for three weeks, how useful is that as far as a large scale power system goes ? One Nuclear power station would produce more power 24/7/365 than all the Solar Farms put together over a year.
It's not a blanket ban for the whole region. But speaking of corporations, that's part of why we even have these bans. High levels of hazardous chemicals from corporate pollution (like pfas) are present in precipitation. Globally. If a county outlaws collection, you likely can't hold them accountable for any illness you may get from improper filtration of the chemicals, bacteria, or other natural/synthetic contaminants. The unspoken risks citizens are forced to take for modern conveniences is obscene.
Rain water collection got issues if used of people food and pet,s or shower maybe, also if not circulated properly. Most probably particular area polluted atmosphere.
The Rauli Wall should tri CIGS panels, which are less picky about angle, while being 16% efficient. Still a bit expensive, but an experiment over time, might be useful.
As far as your Vortex generator goes, you have to be careful. In the Pacific Northwest, you have to have an approved design by NOAA National Marine Fisheries Service &/or US Fish & Wildlife Service and your State F & W service to ensure that the vortex is fish safe. Great concept though. Really like your Solar Swamp Coolers.q
When they are giving these devices away, then, maybe, you can call it free energy. Theres a cost, a large cost. Its not even close to FREE. There is a huge environmental impact from these device systems.
Offgrid + the likes of tesla wall, where you can sell you elec back to the grid.. and universal basic income is not needed as long as we make our homes produce more than we use. The future is bright.
All these wind turbines will likely cost you more than a 5-series BMW and won't even become available for purchase until after 2050. That's my prediction. These are just lots of hot air. Is it really necessary to scream every sentence?
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where's the unit from the thumbnail pic?
New subscriber always watching your videos very interesting ❤
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Notice you don’t tell us on initial overall material and installation costs?
I really love practical backyard science.
A lot of places have laws against stealing rain.The crazy world in which we live.
@@nenexi5859@PreciousPink is absolutely correct. Many unenlightened cities have laws against collecting rain water. They are usually the same municipalities that are constantly asking you to water you lawn and garden on alternating days of the week in the hot months because there isn't enough water.
@@frankfaubert1927 sometimes it is the entire state having rules barring rain catchment. It is seriously screwy.
@@karensprings4237That is definitely messed up. There has to be something illegal in a state controlling rain water. What can the justification be? It can't be " you're taking water from the city" because the water that falls on your property isn't available to the city anyhow. What a crock of bovine waste.
lol "stealing rain" is an outrageous concept ( I do know they claim it, I used to live in Colorado metro and they fined anyone who used rainwater.)
@@maddhatter3564bro CO is so f'd up.. I've never been there. Friend lives thr.. i flew thru Denver once but never will visit that goofy city..
I have an idea. Take it those who see. Any water companies can utilize turbines to produce additional power since Im assuming they are working with & processing alot of water. Also Im assuming that water is rushing at high speeds. So water treatment or production facilities could also generate some extra power if turbines are included in the proper spots.
Okay, I've watched one of these videos where the thumbnail wasn't present in rhe video. I scanned this one and again it doesn't appear to be represented. This is the type of move that makes a channel deae to me.
That and how these all seem to be sommercials for stuff that usually isn't worth the carbon footprint of their manufacture.
I have a few suggestions!
the turbine's power output is undisclosed - but can be calculated cuz it's just a savonious turbine
Blablabla. Not a single item in this list deserves being called an "invention", just products implementing principles that are known for decades.
Wind generator for where I live would be like placing Solar panels under the Roof lol, we barely get a breeze and came out of a 25 year drought where the wind was so little it wouldn't move the leaves in the trees, certain things work in certain places, this wind thing would work well in the Arctic or places that get tornadoes and Hurricanes and Cyclones.
Solar is the thing for us here as we get well over 12 hours a day sunlight :)
Yeah, but that is often true and should be common sense. Just like you shouldn’t try to grow orange trees in Vermont, don’t install wind turbines if almost no wind, or solar if you live low light areas, etc. It would be great if everything worked everywhere, but that is rare.
@@Itried20takennames Problem with common sense these days is the fact that it's no longer common, just look at all the Governments around the world trying to push so called renewables, there is nothing renewable about them, other than the amount of work required to keep them at peak efficiency and to say peak as far as Solar or Wind go is a joke as Solar only works half the day even in the best weather and Wind as the name says only works if there is wind and so isn't even a guaranteed half a day, then we are not even taking into account a Hurricane/Cyclone/Tornado/Dust Devil, or what ever the events are called in the area of the world, a huge solar or Wind farm can be turned into a pile of useless junk with one decent storm, or large weather event, we have now where I live after a 25 year drought now been almost in the dark for three weeks with no SUn as it's been raining constant for three weeks, I had to turn the power on for my Solar Hot water for the first time ever and the amount of Solar we are producing went from able to power three Homes, to not even able to power our Washing Machine, this means any Solar Farms in our area would be producing nothing and haven't done for three weeks, how useful is that as far as a large scale power system goes ? One Nuclear power station would produce more power 24/7/365 than all the Solar Farms put together over a year.
Here in the Pacific NorthWest it's against the law to collect rain water. Ridiculous!
It's not a blanket ban for the whole region. But speaking of corporations, that's part of why we even have these bans. High levels of hazardous chemicals from corporate pollution (like pfas) are present in precipitation. Globally.
If a county outlaws collection, you likely can't hold them accountable for any illness you may get from improper filtration of the chemicals, bacteria, or other natural/synthetic contaminants.
The unspoken risks citizens are forced to take for modern conveniences is obscene.
They make the law to ensure people buy water from their Utility system.... the law is unfair to protect their interest
Rain water collection got issues if used of people food and pet,s or shower maybe, also if not circulated properly. Most probably particular area polluted atmosphere.
The Rauli Wall should tri CIGS panels, which are less picky about angle, while being 16% efficient. Still a bit expensive, but an experiment over time, might be useful.
Powerspout in NZ nailed the hydro power pre fab
As far as your Vortex generator goes, you have to be careful. In the Pacific Northwest, you have to have an approved design by NOAA National Marine Fisheries Service &/or US Fish & Wildlife Service and your State F & W service to ensure that the vortex is fish safe. Great concept though. Really like your Solar Swamp Coolers.q
When they are giving these devices away, then, maybe, you can call it free energy. Theres a cost, a large cost. Its not even close to FREE. There is a huge environmental impact from these device systems.
I saw one like this a few years ago at a remote cabin. That guy made his with blue plastic barrels.
12:00, wow an evap cooler, nice 100 year old tech
6:06 5kwh of energy... sure. But it's 5kwh per day. Or about 200 What in real time (60v 3.3A according to the designer).
Offgrid + the likes of tesla wall, where you can sell you elec back to the grid.. and universal basic income is not needed as long as we make our homes produce more than we use. The future is bright.
0:06 apple will sue you you'll regret that 😑 😂😂😂😂
Not very high power output since swept area is very small. The turbine is too heavy and inefficient is use of materials.
Really 400 watts from a contraption the size of a car. I don't see any possible payback time when electricity is 0.10 cents a KW
Electricity hasn't been that cheap since y2k. It's .19\kwh here (US) now, it was .13\kwh in 2020.
You forget solar pool pumps
Intermittent wind - How Harmony Turbines is changing NOTHING!!
No matter how fancy your BS is, it will always be dependent on WIND!!
CLICBAIT image not in video, I hate it when I see an image that doesn't appear in the video I watch!!🤬🤬🤬
I saw it.. lay off the pipe budd
@@RP-hn1qc I don't smoke anything, I just hate seeing something interesting and watch the video and not see the image in the entire video!!🤷
Moist air coolers are a joke. Just raising the humity in the room the air is still hot >_>
They require low humidity. They work in the desert but water is a bitch in the desert🏜
All these wind turbines will likely cost you more than a 5-series BMW and won't even become available for purchase until after 2050. That's my prediction. These are just lots of hot air. Is it really necessary to scream every sentence?
Lose the music
Fake introduction the image showing was not in your video. Also the pounding and music is horrible. Why do you need it.
that voice i cant stand it blah blah change channel