Posted by Ronald on July 27, 2003, 11:45 pm
I have a brand new solar parabolic mirror system looking for an
application. It consists of a large aluminum frame on a moveable
track and 78 parabolic solar mirrors 15" x 21" each. It was
manufactured in Bern, Switzerland and still in the original wood
crates. The base is 20' long. I would like to find an application
for it or possibly sell it.
Could anyone tell me how these systems are utilized.
Posted by Graham Parkinson on July 28, 2003, 1:50 am
For a good idea of the possibilities of using a multi mirror array to run a
stirling engine see
the August Discover issue, page 52 where you will find an interesting
article on the Idealab effort
to commercialize a low cost 250Watt multimirror array and stirling engine
generator.
-Graham Parkinson
> I have a brand new solar parabolic mirror system looking for an
> application. It consists of a large aluminum frame on a moveable
> track and 78 parabolic solar mirrors 15" x 21" each. It was
> manufactured in Bern, Switzerland and still in the original wood
> crates. The base is 20' long. I would like to find an application
> for it or possibly sell it.
> Could anyone tell me how these systems are utilized.
Posted by Ronald on July 29, 2003, 4:15 am
> > I have a brand new solar parabolic mirror system looking for an
> > application. It consists of a large aluminum frame on a moveable
> > track and 78 parabolic solar mirrors 15" x 21" each. It was
> > manufactured in Bern, Switzerland and still in the original wood
> > crates. The base is 20' long. I would like to find an application
> > for it or possibly sell it.
> >
> > Could anyone tell me how these systems are utilized.
>
>
> Where are you and would you like to sell it ?
The system is in Los Angeles.
Posted by offgridman@cs.com on August 1, 2003, 10:37 am
Go to www.redrok.com to learn applications for it.
Or I would like to have it?
offgridman
" x 21" each. It was
> manufactured in Bern, Switzerland and still in the original wood
> crates. The base is 20' long. I would like to find an application
> for it or possibly sell it.
>
> Could anyone tell me how these systems are utilized.
>
Posted by offgridman@cs.com on August 3, 2003, 3:23 pm
Mon Louis Island Alabama
Ronald wrote:
> Where are you located.
>
> Ron
>
>>Go to www.redrok.com to learn applications for it.
>>Or I would like to have it?
>>offgridman
>>
>>" x 21" each. It was
>>
>>>manufactured in Bern, Switzerland and still in the original wood
>>>crates. The base is 20' long. I would like to find an application
>>>for it or possibly sell it.
>>>
>>>Could anyone tell me how these systems are utilized.
>>>
>>>
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> application. It consists of a large aluminum frame on a moveable
> track and 78 parabolic solar mirrors 15" x 21" each. It was
> manufactured in Bern, Switzerland and still in the original wood
> crates. The base is 20' long. I would like to find an application
> for it or possibly sell it.
> Could anyone tell me how these systems are utilized.