it's not just europe where the birdchoppers don't run

Flap Meister wrote:I have been to Gaziantep to day to get the wifes visa sorted and on the way there came across a wind farm on the top of mountains well over 3000 feet high that for some reason were not working
I counted 32 of them and not a single one was turning.
You will have to take my word that they weren't as I did not get any video returning about 6 or 7 hours later they were still not turning.

Maybe it was too hot or too windy for them to operate. I doubt if it was too cold because even in gazientep which is over 3000 feet up it must have been 90F

tom sawyer wrote:

Flap Meister wrote:I have been to Gaziantep to day to get the wifes visa sorted and on the way there came across a wind farm on the top of mountains well over 3000 feet high that for some reason were not working
I counted 32 of them and not a single one was turning.
You will have to take my word that they weren't as I did not get any video returning about 6 or 7 hours later they were still not turning.

Maybe it was too hot or too windy for them to operate. I doubt if it was too cold because even in gazientep which is over 3000 feet up it must have been 90F

I must admit they do spoil the scenery, never mind they will be taking them down again soon as there a waste of space