So then you have copper cables covered in something to insulate them that are long enough to cover a whole field, which by itself would likely be problematic at the time.
For most applications, I’m guessing the windmill directly to the machine is going to make more sense, though of course that has to be a stationary machine.
So then you have copper cables covered in something to insulate them that are long enough to cover a whole field, which by itself would likely be problematic at the time.
For most applications, I’m guessing the windmill directly to the machine is going to make more sense, though of course that has to be a stationary machine.
I was thinking to put them in rope or something and let a machine drive in circles, tightening the cable and making the circle smaller
Okay, but you still need to get electricity to the electric motor. How would you so that?
Copper wire inside the rope, maybe insulate it with wax or something. Might take a decade to perfect