Wind power in the mountains?

HappyCamper
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06 Sep 2012 18:08 #11 by HappyCamper

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Echo Mountain was bought and they are now private.

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LOL
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06 Sep 2012 18:10 #12 by LOL

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A-Basin rules! There are also the 4-passes instead of season tixs! Who hoooo Skiiing!

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Martin Ent Inc
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06 Sep 2012 18:16 #13 by Martin Ent Inc

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Winter park is great for families.

Keystone and loveland are cheapo but then there are about a zillion peeps to contend with because of it.

As for wind South park has a few souls using wind for alternate power. but I have built supports for a couple of solar powered homes up here. One was for a rocket scientist that designed their own system.
17+kw with battery backup and a generator for really severe situations.

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LOL
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07 Sep 2012 07:48 #14 by LOL

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More good info here on Colorado wind power including a NREL wind speed color map.

http://www.denverpost.com/business/ci_19612999

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KJack
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07 Sep 2012 10:44 #15 by KJack

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Thanks for the info guys! And great link LOL, thank you.

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