This is a great time laps of Awuahi Siemens 3.0DD, thanx 4 posting

I was in Maui last year and I saw all the wind turbines on the side of the volcano. It was pretty cool.

You guys rock!

At each section of tower, if you look close you can see them all stick their heads out of the top getting ready to attach it from the inside.

Awesome!

good stuff

Very cool!

How come I didn't see anybody up there bolting the rotor assembly onto the turbo assembly?

Looks like ants moving sticks around. Love it! :)

Good my friend

With Avasva projects you take care of mother nature.

My works too. Used Avasva handbooks and build it with no problems.

I could have done it in 98 seconds. Awesome video though!

viewing >100 seconds...excellent...is it cost effective..novel gift to developing nations..

All this to light the little red light on top

@timknight6258

3 жыл бұрын

HA, HA, HA HA, HA, HA>…. SO FUNNHY!! Love it.

i made it, learned on inplix website. great solutions I think

With Avasva plans doing something like that was easy.

slow moving in relation to what? the typical wind turbine rotor speed is 300mph, so what those move at 200mph? do you really think flying things can still evade it?

@SolarInstaller7

7 жыл бұрын

Fast is easy to evade when its like 200ft long and gigantic. A bird can spot a insect and catch it in air on the fly. Birds are not stupid or clumsy, they are agile, skilled, predators.

@kinkane5566

5 жыл бұрын

You are a f_cking idiot.

Really enjoyed your video. Let's check Avasva plans also

Hello. Can I get the address of the giant air fan manufacturer? Electricity is renewable. Thanks...

It wasn't exactly 100 seconds

@Muchmadnes

5 жыл бұрын

so it was still cool

@frun9194

5 жыл бұрын

"So? It was still cool." Use grammar.

@Muchmadnes

5 жыл бұрын

oh

The ground needs to slow the fuck down. It's moving way too fast.

Nice video and its amazing. It is a great turbine for a big fat utility company, big government, and politicians to benefit from. What is that really doing for the homeowners who's taxes pay for that?

@NVmountaineer

7 жыл бұрын

Safe energy (no explosions/leaks/spills/etc) that costs less than other forms of energy generation.

@XxJD1RTYxX

6 жыл бұрын

Near Portalis New Mexico there is 2 more wind farms to be built and according to the news this morning homeowners can expect some percentage off I don’t remember the exact number I’m not from New Mexico so wasn’t really listening to much to it to care

@nicholaskoster4009

5 жыл бұрын

Renewable energy jobs that pay a living wage? It's pretty easy to think of many benefits. But I do think it should be mandated that states which have large-scale wind energy production should have net metering for smaller producers and homeowners.

D +

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"Tall", not "high"- so "80 meters tall"

Pretty pathetic to give it a D+ and not even explain why.

@simonsen

5 жыл бұрын

D+ in portuguese means "demais" equivalent to "awesome"

F'd up the view for the rest of time... They wouldn't be put up if they weren't subsidized, because they don't even pay for themselves over time....

You forgot 1000 tons of concrete and steel buried for ever in the ground. Miles of copper wires. The electricity transformator. And the coal plant to compensate for production fluctuations. The durty mines and refineries needed for extracting all these precious minerals. The siderurgic plant. Etc... You show 1% of the job.

@pnewm10

5 жыл бұрын

1000 Tons of concrete is not that much for a foundation. Copper wires...yeah that's everywhere you build infrastructure..? Transformer*** -- uhh, okay yeah what's your point? "Coal plant for non continuous input current" --Yep that's a problem that's being solved as we speak. Old news. "Dirty** mines and refineries" --fossil fuel production requires mines 100x "dirtier". "siderurgic plant" - either spelled horribly wrong, different language, or pulled that one out of your ass.