Mferraro it is you that don't know how to measure power, you doing it again and you probably not aware of it. You state Brock doesn't know how to measure power - there are 3 ways to measure power at Bigdogs site - the Invertor is # 1 way as a readout is visable on the led of the Invertor that shows the Power In, Power Out to Grid, Watts, Volts, Power Made in 24 Hours, Power Made This Month, Power Made Last Month. In addition to all the Readouts previously mentioned there is a Data Logger taking data every second, there is an Anemometer reading windspeed every second, now all this data from the Campbell Scientific Data Logger that is certified is fed into a program called Microsoft Excel with the headings - Time Stamp, Volts, Watts, Amps, Meters per Second, Windspeed MPH, and Cp Average, under these headings in column format it can be displayed in 1 Second Data, 1 Minute Averages or 24 Hour Averages, or Monthly Averages of all the previous Headings, so this is the 2nd method of data extrapolation. The 3td method of data collection is the 10,000 watt resistor, when the Invertor reaches its maximum output of 5,000 watts the software in the invertor shuts the inverter down and the power being produced by the wind turbine is now going through the 10,000 watt resistor - while the power is going through the 10,000 watt resitor the data logger is still recording Volts, Wind Speed, Amps, Watts because the data Logger just knows that it is recording Electrical Production every second, that is the #3 way to record power at Bigdogs site, and all three of the previously mentioned are recognized as valid methods of data collection relative to electrical power produced.
Mferraro you don't want meet Brock he would school you back to the Stone Age! Mferraro now sit back and digest what was printed here, try hard to comprehend it, and quit spewing non intellect science we can see right through as a total bluff that you are somebody knows something!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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