Wind power,big and small

[Scotth]

This is more of an experiment for me in my attempt to reduce my poster size picture postings ot something a bit smaller.If it works you will see a shot of my Canadian version of the Otherpower 11'turbine cranking out about 60 amps in a 20+ mph wind and a shot of my Wind Goddess standing at the base of a 1.5 mw turbine west of Shelburne Ontario.

[TomW]

scotth;

Well, the display size is pretty good but the file [download] size is a bit uh massive.

Nice pix, however.

T

[Scotth]

Well,I thought I had it licked,seeing how the pictures are a decent size.Back to the old drawing board as they say.

[RP]

Scott,

You can help those of us that are not running Windows machines by saving them as jpg rather than the windows bmp format too.

[Experimental]

   Hi Scott,

   Took a minute or two, for the pics to come up -- but worked fine for me !!

   Very nice looking mill, and that little "Wind Goddess" is a real cutie !!

     Nice job, lets see some more pics !!  Bill H,,,,,,,..

[wooferhound]

Save them as a .jpg  and use medium compression and that file size will be 70k

[elvin1949]

Scott

 You need to lower the resolution just a bit to.

Nice pic's though.

later

elvin

[Scotth]

OK guys,here's my second attempt,let me know how it works.Here is a couple more shots of the new installation near Shelburn.One from the base looking up 300 feet,the second is my old Dodge surrounded by turbines in various stages of completion.

[elvin1949]

Scott

 Much better

I am on a slow dialup [24K]

these 2 were quick and clean.

THANKS

later

elvin

[ghurd]

And the quality is still great.

G-