Old car batteries in the basement, some zero gauge copper wire, hook
the fan blades to a few alternators, and put an inverter on the end.
Bet you have all the light you want for a while
On Monday, June 20, 2005, at 09:54 PM, Jeff Zedic wrote:
Ok,
If we have solar on the roof, why nogt down the sides too?? And why
not have small efficient windmills producing poiwer right next to > them?
I live with a lot of tall bulidings close by me. Always windy
here....... there's money in that thar wind!
I've seriously thought about putting that $150 Rube Goldberg windmill
on top of the apartment building that I co-own. Hey, if we could just
run the lights for the hallways and outrside from it we'd save $3k a
year!
Jeff Zedic
Toronto
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