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On 14 Oct, 19:14, (Steve Firth) wrote:
toad wrote: How does the windmill know the wind is not true wind? It has no concept of 'true' wind, it lives exclusively in apparent wind. Most amusing that you call me a troll for pointing out that this also applies to motor sailers. But you seem to be claiming that a sail can produce forward force from a headwind. It's obvious how a windmill might do that, but a sail ... ? Ian |
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