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I dont quite follow how they keep it facing the wind if it's free to pivot Also if this is a major cost saver, it would work on land too yes?
by kardos 4y ago
I dont quite follow how they keep it facing the wind if it's free to pivot
Also if this is a major cost saver, it would work on land too yes?
- gardenfelder 4y agoFacing the wind is based on the drag force on the entire machine, which is tethered under water by a cable to a pivot; something like how a kite moves around as wind changes. Working on land would entail mounting it on some kind of rollers.