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Old 05-17-2014, 10:53 AM
 
Location: Vegas
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This could change dynamics all over the world. Read more @ The 'magic mesh' that can make water out of thin air | Mail Online

Sorta goes along with another, simply system I found and posted some time ago – just can't remember where.
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Old 05-17-2014, 11:05 AM
 
Location: Someplace Wonderful
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Kewl !!! When I read the title of the article I figured it was some kind of water vapor collection system, and that it would be useful only in placed where there is a lot of water vapor content in the air. See, I'm as smart as them MIT boys and girls!

Seriously, I admire the genius of the system. A whole lot cheaper than building damns and reservoirs and canals, even if without the benefits of inexpensive hydro generated electricity.

Here in California, extensive systems like this could go a long way towards augmenting our water systems and needs, but alas, I fear the enviro whacks would fight such things every inch of the way because of potential harm to the environment and the natural beauty of nature.

Thanks for posting. I love reading about new solutions to old problems, especially if those solutions are simple.

PS I wonder if the inventors got yheir inspiration from watching any of those old survivor movies, where someone builds some kind off collector out of leaves and sticks and ends up with drinking water overnight.
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Old 05-17-2014, 12:21 PM
 
Location: Vegas
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I really wish I could remember the title of the post I did about one in a conical shape made out of local woods that did something similar. It didn't need fog to work.

Can you imagine things like this along the Pacific Coast and how much water they could produce?
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