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Re: Now why can't car manufacturers do this?
Posted: 02 Sep 2022, 16:07
by Paul K
Tomliner wrote: ↑02 Sep 2022, 11:21
A sensor detects the lack of blade rotation which then causes a mechanism to operate which switches the batteries to a dc motor which drives the blades.
And as a back-up - if the demand on the turbine has been too much during the day to charge its own batteries, you could use the off-peak power supplied to the grid by my hybrid car to charge them up.
Blimey, all this endless debate by the so-called 'experts', yet we've come up with an integrated energy policy in a few days. Just goes to show, doesn't it.
Re: Now why can't car manufacturers do this?
Posted: 02 Sep 2022, 16:37
by Tomliner
Good idea Paul. I think we should set up in busines using Nigel’s money.
EricT
Re: Now why can't car manufacturers do this?
Posted: 02 Sep 2022, 16:39
by Paul K
Yes - come on Nigel, cough up. You started all this.
Re: Now why can't car manufacturers do this?
Posted: 02 Sep 2022, 18:14
by Nigel H-J
Good idea Paul. I think we should set up in busines using Nigel’s money.
EricT
Yes - come on Nigel, cough up. You started all this.
Hey, now just a minute chaps!!
Be back in a few weeks!!
Nigel.
Re: Now why can't car manufacturers do this?
Posted: 02 Sep 2022, 23:54
by airboatr
Nigel H-J wrote: ↑02 Sep 2022, 13:45
Gee, thanks Joe!!
Regardes
Nigel.
You sir, are welcome.
