I invented a breakthrough source of energy, which contradicts the law of conservation of energy. I have a PROOF that there are electrodynamic phenomena which contradict the law of energy conservation. It will cost about $1200 to make a 6 kW generator in mass production. Value of the energy produced yearly about $5400. I am looking for $300 000 for a prototype and for $3M for patents.
While I think Wind Power is a good idea, I wonder how many supporters would want them in their back yards? Not many I bet.
I have been to California and seen many of these Turbines sitting Idle in need of repair. And the end results are they are not the big savings as originally thought they would be. We need to rethink some things first and do it right the first time.
Great Video! These little comment debates are fun to read. lol. I worked on this project erecting the wind turbines in Sheldon. Being a longtime citizen of WNY, I welcome wind turbines & the jobs that they create. Anyone that lives in Upstate NY knows that our economy & job outlook isn't that great! Not only do they create MANY jobs, they also give revenue to the farmers that struggle to get by everyday.I think I can handle a few eye sores, just as you can handle living without air conditioning
I don't think you will find them so appealing when there are thousands over the NY landscape, because that is what is planned. They do not lessen our dependence on foriegn oil, because oil only generates 2.5% of US electricity. The solution is conservation, not more ways to wreck nature to give people the illusion that energy is unlimited. There will be an energy limit somewhere, even if our hills are covered with these monsters.
Great video. I grew up in Sheldon. The wind turbines Are a great thing for the farmers. To all the people against it, petition to have a nuclear power plant put in your community. I will stick with the wind turbines!
Wind turbines are damaging to the environment and we do not need them. What we need is reduced electricity usage, which would happen if it were emphasized as a patriotic duty and if the true costs of electricity were added to the electric bills.
I have seen these wind turbines in Wyoming County, NY. They destroy what was once a bucolic farming vista. Instead, what you have now is a landscape with gigantic structures that look like something from "War of the Worlds."
Dear StrawSeason, First of all...what is a "bucolic farming vista"? I grew up in Wyoming County and worked on a farm with rocks, corn, cows etc. so I'm not sure what you have been smoking to call it a vista. How are turbines damaging to the environment? As part of your patriotic duty you could lead the way by reducing your electricity usage. Try shutting your power off when it is 10 degrees below zero, then report back to us after a week. Lead the way to your environmental utopia for us all.
Hi, Quantanhead, I'm not smoking anything. All landscapes have value, to our bodies and spirits. Those turbines are being sold to the people as an "environmental solution." But they are not. This is just a scheme to enrich developmers to add a paltry bit of energy to the grid. The industry states they need 60 acres per megawatt. Energy sprawl! Please search Youtube for the video "NY Congressman Eric Massa on Windmills" He speaks at 2:20 into the video. He knows the score about this hideous scam
Thanks for the explanation, but you still didn't tell me what a "bucolic farming vista" is and if the "energy sprawl" is responsible. Also, are you still willing to partake in what you called "patriotic duty"? Just curious as to how serious you are for your cause. I know I wouldn't be cutting down on electricity, especially in the winter months with as cold as it gets back there. I would really admire if you did that though Thanks.
Bucolic farming vistas ... fields, barns, cows, hills, streams, not 430 foot human-built structures. I grew up in rural upstate NY and I loved it. I would not want to live near these turbines.
As for my patriotic duty, my house is only 700 sq. ft. and my electric bill is never more than $40. I do not have air-conditioning, which is the #1 energy hog in terms of home energy-demand. My heating source is natural gas.
My electric bills were $40 a month too back in the eighties when I lived in San Diego. Rarely needed AC or Heat because of the weather. Same probably cannot be said of most who still live in Western New York. We don't all choose to live in 700 sf homes, or like me who lives in a van down by the river. Energy being readily available for usage seems to be a reasonable thing to me. I say drill more, more wind power and nuclear power for all. Bucolically Yours, Q
Nuclear sucks too. Women living within a 100 mile radius of nuclear power plants are a statistically higher risk of developing breast cancer. Basically, humans need to realize that there are limits to how much we can consume without degrading either our bodies or our environments. The costs of electricity to consumers need to be tied to all of the externalized costs, including government subsides to wind and other power sources. If the costs go up, people will not be so profligate.
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henrykay01 1 year ago
While I think Wind Power is a good idea, I wonder how many supporters would want them in their back yards? Not many I bet.
I have been to California and seen many of these Turbines sitting Idle in need of repair. And the end results are they are not the big savings as originally thought they would be. We need to rethink some things first and do it right the first time.
apike6 1 year ago
Great Video! These little comment debates are fun to read. lol. I worked on this project erecting the wind turbines in Sheldon. Being a longtime citizen of WNY, I welcome wind turbines & the jobs that they create. Anyone that lives in Upstate NY knows that our economy & job outlook isn't that great! Not only do they create MANY jobs, they also give revenue to the farmers that struggle to get by everyday.I think I can handle a few eye sores, just as you can handle living without air conditioning
kristinleah33 2 years ago
I passed through this area recently on 20A and saw the wind turbines. I thought they were awesome-looking, like something out of a giant-robot anime.
Anything that lessens dependence on foreign fuels and helps keep America on top is a good thing to me.
broadcastmyballs 2 years ago
I don't think you will find them so appealing when there are thousands over the NY landscape, because that is what is planned. They do not lessen our dependence on foriegn oil, because oil only generates 2.5% of US electricity. The solution is conservation, not more ways to wreck nature to give people the illusion that energy is unlimited. There will be an energy limit somewhere, even if our hills are covered with these monsters.
strawberryseason 2 years ago
Great video. I grew up in Sheldon. The wind turbines Are a great thing for the farmers. To all the people against it, petition to have a nuclear power plant put in your community. I will stick with the wind turbines!
buzz851 2 years ago
Wind turbines are damaging to the environment and we do not need them. What we need is reduced electricity usage, which would happen if it were emphasized as a patriotic duty and if the true costs of electricity were added to the electric bills.
I have seen these wind turbines in Wyoming County, NY. They destroy what was once a bucolic farming vista. Instead, what you have now is a landscape with gigantic structures that look like something from "War of the Worlds."
strawberryseason 2 years ago
Dear StrawSeason, First of all...what is a "bucolic farming vista"? I grew up in Wyoming County and worked on a farm with rocks, corn, cows etc. so I'm not sure what you have been smoking to call it a vista. How are turbines damaging to the environment? As part of your patriotic duty you could lead the way by reducing your electricity usage. Try shutting your power off when it is 10 degrees below zero, then report back to us after a week. Lead the way to your environmental utopia for us all.
Quantanthead 2 years ago
Hi, Quantanhead, I'm not smoking anything. All landscapes have value, to our bodies and spirits. Those turbines are being sold to the people as an "environmental solution." But they are not. This is just a scheme to enrich developmers to add a paltry bit of energy to the grid. The industry states they need 60 acres per megawatt. Energy sprawl! Please search Youtube for the video "NY Congressman Eric Massa on Windmills" He speaks at 2:20 into the video. He knows the score about this hideous scam
strawberryseason 2 years ago
Thanks for the explanation, but you still didn't tell me what a "bucolic farming vista" is and if the "energy sprawl" is responsible. Also, are you still willing to partake in what you called "patriotic duty"? Just curious as to how serious you are for your cause. I know I wouldn't be cutting down on electricity, especially in the winter months with as cold as it gets back there. I would really admire if you did that though Thanks.
Quantanthead 2 years ago
Hi, Quantanhead,
Bucolic farming vistas ... fields, barns, cows, hills, streams, not 430 foot human-built structures. I grew up in rural upstate NY and I loved it. I would not want to live near these turbines.
As for my patriotic duty, my house is only 700 sq. ft. and my electric bill is never more than $40. I do not have air-conditioning, which is the #1 energy hog in terms of home energy-demand. My heating source is natural gas.
Thanks for the questions.
strawberryseason 2 years ago
My electric bills were $40 a month too back in the eighties when I lived in San Diego. Rarely needed AC or Heat because of the weather. Same probably cannot be said of most who still live in Western New York. We don't all choose to live in 700 sf homes, or like me who lives in a van down by the river. Energy being readily available for usage seems to be a reasonable thing to me. I say drill more, more wind power and nuclear power for all. Bucolically Yours, Q
Quantanthead 2 years ago
Nuclear sucks too. Women living within a 100 mile radius of nuclear power plants are a statistically higher risk of developing breast cancer. Basically, humans need to realize that there are limits to how much we can consume without degrading either our bodies or our environments. The costs of electricity to consumers need to be tied to all of the externalized costs, including government subsides to wind and other power sources. If the costs go up, people will not be so profligate.
strawberryseason 2 years ago
Im a teacher to teach my kids on a SmartBoard, this works very well on youtube. thank you SO MUCH:)
thisisfiction08 2 years ago
Beautiful scenes if only the tubines weren't there!
cherriezs 3 years ago 2