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From: JOHNINAUSTIN2004
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  • You are invited to join and annouce your concepts in group AirborneWindEnergy in the Yahoo space. And participate in AWEIA International

    AWEIA org

    And have fun gathering at EnergyKiteSystems net

  • A helium lift balloon will need refreshing because helium leaks out of everything, even mylar. If the wind is consistent, maybe you can use some electricity from the generator to run a heater for a hot air balloon.

  • They both look like good designs to me. But I'm curious, how was the cylindrical red balloon failing? Had you built a prototype and been unable to get it to work? My worry with the second design is the total weight of the frame. Even with very light materials, it's still a lot of pieces.

  • @wware Hey, thanks. Use hydrogen. generate it on the ground and send a continuous supply to the balloon by a tiny plastic tube. Hydrogen is free and not a danger since none is stored on the ground. The red design needs specially shaped balloons which are hard to make or repair.

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