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Reliable enough to say "Wind will provide at least this much power, even on a "non-windy" day. Also, keep in mind that wind is much, much steadier 200 feet in
by beat 7y ago
Reliable enough to say "Wind will provide at least this much power, even on a "non-windy" day.
Also, keep in mind that wind is much, much steadier 200 feet in the air than it is on the ground, where it's subject to all sorts of disruptions and irregularities.
- thfuran 7y ago>Reliable enough to say "Wind will provide at least this much power, even on a "non-windy" day. That pretty much means nothing. How close is that guaranteed minimum to the maximum deliverable or expected daily average power?