Scrapyard Windpower Realities - E-book - ePub

Name: Scrapyard Windpower Realities
Price: 2.99 EUR
Author: Hugh Piggott
ISBN: 9781311856043

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This ebook was originally sold in paper form during the 1990s but has been unobtainable for a while. It was superseded by my "Windpower Workshop" published... Lire la suite

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This ebook was originally sold in paper form during the 1990s but has been unobtainable for a while. It was superseded by my "Windpower Workshop" published by CAT publications in 1997 (and 2011). In many ways it is obsolete advice to wind turbine builders, but it does have a refreshingly different perspective. The text is interspersed with cartoons by Cathy Dagg, also of Scoraig. This is a historical curiosity, republished for fun.
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Date de parution

20/06/2014
Editeur

JPCA
ISBN

978-1-311-85604-3
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9781311856043
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ePub

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Biographie de Hugh Piggott

Born in 1952, educated in Edinburgh and Cambridge. I have lived off-grid on the remote Scoraig peninsula in the Scottish Highlands since the mid 1970s. I have designed and built a lot of wind turbines, and also teach courses and write books so that others can learn how. I am still very active building, installing and maintaining wind, hydro and solar systems for neighbours and other clients. A number of organisations around the world have adopted my designs and teach courses themselves or build wind turbines.
(http://www.windmepowerment.org) I spend a lot of time helping people with their projects and answering questions over the internet. I rely on sales of my books for income but to a large extent my work has become "public domain" or "open source" which is great so long as I continue to make some kind of income.