CONVERTING WIND POWER TO ELECTRICITY...and SAYING GOOD BYE TO NASA
EARL'S NEW TURBINE...will be the size of a giant water tower seen in the midwest when it is completed. According to Harry Watts, SOCAL's foremost authority on coastal power sources, "it is going to be big, it is going to be tall, and it will make a loud whirling-type of noise that will slowly affect one's hearing if they do not wear ear muffs, but it is going to save the beachfront residents who subscribe to this power source thousands of dollars in utility bills." Earl stated that he wants the unit installed on a nearby cliff on his property so that it might be able to serve as a wind-gliding port and possibly add a waterslide that would put the sliders beyond the breaking surf. Asked by the TYME reporter if he had applied for any kind of permit for the amusement-theme, Earl pointed out that since it would be only for those who wanted to enjoy its fun, no permits should be required. "It will be the type of community water park that will support itself and help me to pay for several more adjacent beachfront lots within a short time," he stated.
CONVERTING WIND POWER TO ELECTRICITY...and SAYING GOOD BYE TO NASA
EARL'S NEW TURBINE...will be the size of a giant water tower seen in the midwest when it is completed. According to Harry Watts, SOCAL's foremost authority on coastal power sources, "it is going to be big, it is going to be tall, and it will make a loud whirling-type of noise that will slowly affect one's hearing if they do not wear ear muffs, but it is going to save the beachfront residents who subscribe to this power source thousands of dollars in utility bills." Earl stated that he wants the unit installed on a nearby cliff on his property so that it might be able to serve as a wind-gliding port and possibly add a waterslide that would put the sliders beyond the breaking surf. Asked by the TYME reporter if he had applied for any kind of permit for the amusement-theme, Earl pointed out that since it would be only for those who wanted to enjoy its fun, no permits should be required. "It will be the type of community water park that will support itself and help me to pay for several more adjacent beachfront lots within a short time," he stated.