Sorry. They haven’t been invented yet.

Yes ! Chapters are essential !

If I have to look it up after watching then it’s just a pamphlet

Wait it never promised to be more

Sure, here you go: 00:00 Begin 31:18 End Your Welcome :)

That's how trains work. Huge generators power lots of electric motors because they have more power than gas engines.

Well, shit! The new chopper was what i was most impressed with!

yes, ANOTHER money pit. would be great if they sell the project for commercial use....

I'm one of those users of the imperial system who can *_roughly_* translate imperial to SI on the fly. Frankly I do it all the time. For more precise conversions there's an App on my phone known as a calculator. Anything wrong with knowing more than one system?

Why would you think that to be wrong,@@wickedcabinboy? I think that's a fantastic gift you've got. But do YOU find it wrong that others don't have the same gift that you have got, and that we fail to learn systems we don't need in our daily lives? For some reason I fail to see the point of your question.

Right back atcha

YachtWorld has a 2020 one listed for $4.6 million US....guess I don't really need to know how seaworthy it is.

REALLY I like how you think this would be agriculturally friendly because I guess you have people weed whacking around everyone of them what a joke

Shhhh! You might wake the sleeping heads up.

I've been living off the grid with solar for 7 years. They work!

@@Eric12358 "I've been living off the grid with solar for 7 years. They work!" On a small scale such as in your situation, where you can make all the needed adjustments of adding batteries over time, and having a small generator at the ready in case the sun don't shine for X amount of days, they work quite well. On a large scale however, they don't work very well when trying to use them to provide the full capacity of electrical demand. This is why environmentalists continue to demand that people reduce their energy usage. There is only so much energy reduction any one of us can do before we either end up freezing or roasting to death. For mass distribution, relying solely on solar and wind is national suicide. That is why Germany started bring their coal burning plants back on line. Solar and wind is not reliable enough. Natural gas from Russia is a trap. Natural gas from the United States is unreliable when the President of the United States is hell bent on destroying the United States. Using solar and wind as the primary source of energy in the United States is like attempting to use a metric wrenches on an SAE nut and bolt. You may get a bite and it may look like it's the right size and going to work, and it possibly could, if you didn't have the added issue of using twelve point wrenches on a several foot pounds tight nut. The only thing that one will achieve in that situation is either strip the wrenches, or strip the nut and bolt. It's not about whether or not there are situations in which solar and wind will work or not, it's about using the right tool for the job. Solar and wind are not the right tools to use to provide reliable steady electricity for the nations demands. That doesn't mean it can never work. Timing is a factor as well. Sometimes, you have to wait until the engine has been running for awhile before you can start chucking logs into the chipper. Environmentalists however, do not want to have a reasonable time of start up, they want to transition as fast as one turns a light on with the switch. It can never work that way, and their refusal to both acknowledge and accept that fact, proves that their policies are not benevolent, they are malevolent.

Clean up is going to be a real pain. We had an industrial sized one. Worked on the same principle. Large paddles slinging the blasting media into a chamber. This chamber had a 6 foot revolving platform, where you would place your work pieces. Even being completed enclosed with a filter system, and a conveyor that reloaded used blast media. It was always extremely dusty around that machine. I can see the mess a completely open one is going to make.

It should have said kilowatt. Later edit: On closer inspection, the propeller is actually fairly large, but the tide would need to flow really fast for 1.2MW to be generated.

I hope u don't refered to Minesto Dragon 12 because the generator is @ 1,2MW and it produces ~3,5GWh per year (about 35% capacity factor due to the tidal turns twice a day)

Harry Vanda and George Young, former Easybeats. Debut single: "Hey, St. Peter"

Well, Minesto Dragon 12 is adressing that - predictable, renewable electricity @ affordable cost.

Car driver in 1911: all that petrol shit, there aren't any petrol stations, I have to buy it in cans from a chemist!