Late LED response to Chuck, Mike and others questioning their use in
photography.
Kirk Tuck, who blogs as
The Visual Science Lab <http://visualsciencelab.blogspot.com/
<https://navigator-lxa.mail.com/navigator/show?sid=ecbc6468d4082f401d07f6fd54f4994b1536ae6d44596f25ff4d1bb907bcc6ff8f5c5219465e3e833bc15c8b996ce007&tz=-4#mail>
has been touting LED for years. Think he wrote a book on the subject.
(Meant to post this days ago... just forgot I guess...)
Think my light is getting dimmer.
On Sun, Oct 25, 2015 at 8:43 PM, Scott Gomez <sgomez.baja@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Although I mentioned huge solar arrays being built in California. I'm not a
fan of the practice. Much better to encourage rooftop solar and small
distributed systems. Less blight on the views, and no perpetuation of
near-monopoly control of energy.
On Sun, Oct 25, 2015 at 8:23 AM Mike Lazzari <watershed@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Wind is a bad economic decision. ....
The distribution system is actually the most expensive part ....
I agree Chuck. But there are a couple of gaps in the mountain range here
that are conveniently located near large dams. In some places it does
make sense. In most places though the subsidies just make it an
expensive and huge blight on the landscape. The subsidized large solar
arrays in the desert are similarly both destructive and expensive. What
ever happened to individual rooftop arrays? Even now the cost of
batteries isn't so bad compared with the cost of the subsidies and
distribution. Even without and/or inadequate storage it would lessen the
load on the net.
M
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