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neil0mac
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Posted: 04:13am 03 Jun 2010
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This will probably get buried, but so what.

A map of good and bad wind locations can be found at http://www.climatechange.gov.au/what-you-need-to-know/renewa ble-energy/atlas/~/media/publications/renewable-energy/atlas /mean-wind-speed.ashx.
 
grub
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Posted: 09:46pm 04 Jun 2010
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The subject for link is no longer there. Even did a search for "mean wind speed" and "nean wind speed atlas" and just "wind speed atlas" but did not come up with a result.
There was a map at http://www.environment.gov.au/apps/boobook/mapservlet?app=re a that you can zoom in on but I'll be stuffed if I could figure what it was showing.
 
GWatPE

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Posted: 02:15am 05 Jun 2010
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I think this is the link required

link

Gordon.


become more energy aware
 
neil0mac
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Posted: 02:30am 05 Jun 2010
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  GWatPE said   I think this is the link required

link

Gordon.



Good try, but ....

http://www.climatechange.gov.au/what-you-need-to-know/renewa ble-energy/atlas.aspx is the one. Click on the Sample maps under the "Wind atlas' (map).

I'm not sure where the rest of trhe original 'link' came from!

Neil.Edited by neil0mac 2010-06-06
 
Downwind

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Posted: 05:27am 05 Jun 2010
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Hi Neil,

I see you still have not mastered posting a link yet.

It makes life easier for the rest of us if you could post direct links.

Pete.
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oztules

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Posted: 01:00pm 05 Jun 2010
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If this sample map from that Govt site is what you were after..... Im in the 10 zone


80 meter above ground wind speed.

..........oztules
Village idiot...or... just another hack out of his depth
 
Ghetto
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Posted: 01:18pm 05 Jun 2010
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This is Neils first link he posted minus the spaces:

http://www.climatechange.gov.au/what-you-need-to-know/renewa ble-energy/atlas/~/media/publications/renewable-energy/atlas /mean-wind-speed.ashx

This gives the map oztules just posted.

It is an embedded PDF, perhaps you need adobe acrobat installed which I already have on my PC so I can't check to see if the link would load without it.

Cheers,
Rob
 
Downwind

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At 80m above ground level would be a little useless in its information for the average home windmill

It could be high wind at 80m and almost still air at ground level.

The government is good at producing useless information and this is a prime example.

Its as much use as bull-boobs!

Pete.
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oztules

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Posted: 04:09am 06 Jun 2010
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aint that the truth


........oztules
Village idiot...or... just another hack out of his depth
 
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