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Hi, Tiny!
HI Vega, great! see you at 3D print training as we might both be there then.
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Tiny, are you planning to go this week to LHS? If yes, tell me when and I see if is possible for me, I'm living near of LHS. Cheers
Unsure about the point of the post; if it captures lost energy then that's great. Think that's a very physics-based approach to the problem as opposed to a real-world one, as energy is lost from a number of different sources currently anyhow and making an 100% efficient process isn't possible (as far as I'm aware). Capturing a proportion of the energy available even if it's small seems ok as the aim is to make small-scale, do-able and interesting projects. Even if the turbines have an energy footprint it would be important to have one that isn't damaging to the environment.
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Unsure about the point of the post; if it captures lost energy then that's great. Think that's a very physics-based approach to the problem as opposed to a real-world one, as energy is lost from a number of different sources currently anyhow and making an 100% efficient process isn't possible (as far as I'm aware). Capturing a proportion of the energy available even if it's small seems ok as the aim is to make small-scale, do-able and interesting projects. Even if the turbines have an energy footprint it would be important to have one that isn't damaging to the environment.
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