“The era of biologically toxic wireless radio frequency (RF) radiation and harmonic electronic power generation from wind and solar systems with their adverse brain modifying effects that can bring on irritable and aggressive behaviors has made it a bad time to be a police officer.” TimeEnergyBrainPowerEffectsWindPoliceRadioAggressiveToxicRadiationBadFrequencySheriffSolarGenerationAdverseWirelessSystemsOfficerBiologicallySolar EnergyEraOnBehaviorsRfSolar PowerPhotovoltaicModifyingBringElectronicPvSolar PvHarmonicIrritableTurbine Author:Steven Magee
“Utility electricity is a known hazardous biological toxin and the toxicity of it is increasing as it progresses into harmonic electronic power generation (Wind & Solar) and wireless radio frequency (RF) radiation smart/AMR/AMI meters.” KnownPowerWindSmartRadioRadiationElectricElectricityUtilityFrequencyMeterSolarGenerationWirelessToxicityFarmBiologicalSolar EnergyRfSolar PowerHazardousRadiation EffectsElectronicPvToxinPhotovoltaicsMetersAmiBiological TerrorismSolar PvHarmonicIncreasingProgressesTurbineAmr Author:Steven Magee
“Wind turbines typically fail in abnormally high wind speeds, as that is when they are most stressed.” WindGreen EnergyWind TurbinesAbnormallyTurbineHigh Wind SpeedsWind FarmPower GenerationMost StressedTypically Fail Author:Steven Magee
“On the Flight Deck this afternoon, a young plane captain, his mind obviously preoccupied with other matters, walked directly in front of an F-8 intake as the bird was turning up. He was instantly sucked off his feet and pulled down into the jet turbine tunnel. Fortunately, someone saw it happen and frantically signaled for the pilot to cut his engine. Once silenced, two squadron crew members crawled into the intake to rescue the dumb shit or what was left of him. They found his body wrapped around the generator hump directly in front of the turbine blades. He had miraculously avoided being chopped to pieces like steak in a meat grinder.” Vietnam WarNear DeathHazardousAircraft CarrierTurbineFlight DeckSucked In Book:God, Bombs & Viet Nam: Based on the Diary of a 20-Year-Old Navy Enlisted Man in the Vietnam Air War - 1967 Source: God, Bombs & Viet Nam: Based on the Diary of a 20-Year-Old Navy Enlisted Man in the Vietnam Air War - 1967
“Turbines designed for low-flow situations would be wasteful in times of high water. Turbines designed for high efficiency at, say, five hundred cubic feet per second might be ineffective in times of low water. Under certain conditions, turbines can go into a state of cavitation, wherein vaporizing water creates bubbles that implode on the metal and riddle it with tiny holes. The ideal turbine for a little mill up a creek somewhere in inconsistent country would be one that was prepared to take whatever might come, to sit there and react calmly in any situation, to respond evenly to wild and sudden demands, to make the best of difficult circumstances, to remain steadfast in time of adversity, to keep going, above all to press on, to persevere, and not vibrate, fibrillate, vacillate, cavitate, or panic - in short, to accept with versatile competence what is known in hydroelectrical engineering as the run of the river.” TurbineHydro PowerHydro Book:Silk Parachute Source: Silk Parachute