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FloDesign Wind Turbine
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=FloDesign+Wind+Turbine
http://www.flodesignwindturbine.org/
Contact FloDesignWindTurbine
I sent the following e-mail (I almost never receive a reply to my cost/benefit questions):
To Whom It May Concern:
I am a beginning writer who has an interest in power independence. My question to you concerns the cost benefit realities of your wind turbine.
What is your expected price for an example wind turbine?
What is your expected total value of production for the entire life of one of your units?
- Price in dollars
- Production is dollars
Please be accurate.
Joe
The idea is to arrive at a Liberty Day for one unit.
Example:
A is 10,000 dollars.
B is 20,000 dollars.
If the unit wears out in 20 years, then the pay off day (Liberty Day) is 10 years after the begining of production.
What happens if the price of the unit is 1 million dollars and the total output of production is 100 million dollars for 50 years?
A. 1/2
B. 1/100
Which is better?
Last edited on Tue Jul 22nd, 2008 02:11 pm by Joe Kelley