I have seen them cluttering the landscape in nearby West Virginia.
Have yet to find many people ‘happy’ with them.
Usually see them just sitting there stagnant(the fans) and I will ask a local how hot does it have to get before they plug them in to get the valley cooled down......
Of course, whenever I go into an ‘Australian themed’ bar, I will ask the inevitable question...
What do you call a boomerang that doesn’t come back?
A STICK.
Everyone likes a ‘little A$$ now and then but NOBODY likes a SMART A$$
BTW-Every time I drive along wind farms none of the windmills are turning. Just a few. Don’t worry. Solar will save us.
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Usually see them just sitting there stagnant(the fans) and I will ask a local how hot does it have to get before they plug them in to get the valley cooled down......
I do believe they have an a cycleing shut off and on cycle. So many hours on and so many hours off, probably something like four on and four off. Not sure, I asked some people in the some area of extreme west Ohio boarder area about why so many of them were not turning and that is what they told me. Also I think they told me they don't turn at night, but I may be wrong about that. There are millions of them in the flat area of the Ohio and Indiana area boarder area. In fact the flatest county in the United States is I think Van Wert County Ohio or the county that Van Wert is in.