Tubular towers and PV mounting [RE-wrenches]
Paul Gipe
pgipe at igc.org
Mon Nov 17 06:50:04 PST 2003
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Ian, Matt, Hugh,
Whoa, 140-160-foot tubular tower for a 5-meter machine? That's going to be
one helluva expensive installation. How can anyone justify that
expense--even for an off-the-grid system? Let us know what you find out,
maybe they're cheaper than I think.
One suggestion, don't use Rohn's "step-bolts". In researching my new book
I've learned that those are called "gutters" among safety experts for
disemboweling climbers. The foot peg should be enclosed so your foot
doesn't slip off--and out into thin air.
Paul
Paul Gipe
208 S. Green St., #5
Tehachapi CA 93561-1741 USA
+661 822 9150
+661 822 8452 fax
pgipe at igc.org
www.wind-works.org
Wind Power: Renewable Energy for Home, Farm, & Business, ISBN 1-931498-14-8
(spring, 2004)
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