Catchment test: high humidity in the early hours ( 98% ) yeilded 7 gallons of water in the gutters off the greenhouse roof. The fog didn't burn off till about 9:45AM. 71,89,45,0,W
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7 comments:
I am impressed, enough water to take a shower off of dew..
JW if your out there when it is really raining be sure an ware ear plugs.Rain on a tin roof will cause deafness . An don't stand near any metal because of lightning.Other than that watch where you walk,you know how it is around cattle.
Very nice.
Fog-harvesting for water"
Uncle Owen and Aunt Beru would be proud.
Mark--you're right. What John really needs is a droid that speaks the binary language of moisture vaporators.
I'm amazed. First, that it got that humid out there. Second, that it produced that much water off the greenhouse roof. Way to go...
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