#wind 2

Letter: 6,241,502 reasons why the turbine is a bad idea #IpswichMA

The proposed wind turbine deal is hideously bad for residents and business owners of Ipswich. But a few, to use the accepted social lexicon, “radical extremist” green ideologues seem determined to press ahead. Put aside the manifold issues attendant to wind power including health impacts on those living nearby, issues with birds and wildlife, total net carbon impact of manufacturing,…

Town turns to Rhode Island company in bid to replace wind turbine #IpswichMA

IPSWICH — The select board is considering a proposal from a Rhode Island company that could help the town out of a stuck situation. Based in Cranston, R.I., Green Development said it will take down the broken Wind II turbine, which has stopped spinning, replace it with a working model, and sell power to the town. Wind II is one of two windmills at the end of Town Farm Road that are supposed to…

Public-private proposal made to replace broken wind turbine #IpswichMA

IPSWICH — A Rhode Island company has told the select board it can replace the broken wind turbine at the end of Town Farm Road. “Broken turbines are very obviously broken. It’s not something that looks good in town,” Hannah Morini said at Monday’s meeting. “But most importantly, they are safety hazards,” she added. Director of business development with Green Development LLC of Cranston, R.I.,…

Ipswich still waiting for answers on complicated process to remove broken wind turbine #IpswichMA

IPSWICH — The future of the privately owned wind turbine that caught fire Oct. 18, 2018, is still being determined, the select board has been told.

But the operator and manufacturer are in a complicated arbitration process that could last the rest of the year.

At the first of two rate hearings for electricity costs for the coming fiscal year (FY21), Ipswich Electric Light Department manager…

December 1st, 2016, marked the launch of DJI’s annual AirWorks conference, an event geared at covering the entire drone ecosystem including hardware, software, and service companies formed around UAV technology. Today, there are over 450 drone companies in the US alone, a testament to the potential and high speed of growth in the industry. Estimated to grow from the present $9 BN to $125 BN by…

Earth, Wind and Fire new DJI Professional drones

No they are not called that, its Wind 1, Wind 2 and CS SR 1

Yes those other leaked photos from earlier in the year

Patrick is currently sat at DJI’s Airworks commercial drone event in San Francisco. This is the first event of it’s kind that DJI have run.

He will report back on the happenings as soon as he has finished all the snacks.