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Four additional diesel-generators were taken out of storage, refurbished and installed in the power plant at the facility. The engines and their associated components including the mufflers and stacks were modified to meet exhaust emission and acoustic noise requirements. Following completion of this work in 2006, the HAARP Research Station now has an installed power generation capability of approximately 12.5 MW.
Originally posted by V1g0r0u5
Thanks for the link. This raises another question then.
From your link
Four additional diesel-generators were taken out of storage, refurbished and installed in the power plant at the facility. The engines and their associated components including the mufflers and stacks were modified to meet exhaust emission and acoustic noise requirements. Following completion of this work in 2006, the HAARP Research Station now has an installed power generation capability of approximately 12.5 MW.
The word additional implies an upgrade to an existing power plant, and later it is pointed out that the station" now has an installed power generation capability of approximately 12.5 MW. " So perhaps there is a gas-fired power plant in use there.
Also, if the plant can produce 12.5 MW, does this mean the transmitter is limited by self-regulation to transmit at 3.6 MW, or is it a hardware limitation?
I don't think anyone can profess to know all there is to know about HAARP, unless they have inside information. All the sources worth anything that are often quoted point back to the official HAARP site.
I thought this was a conspiracy website. Questioning the official story should be a knee-jerk reaction. Or am I missing the point?
Regards
www.haarp.alaska.edu...
For every 100 Watts of input power 45 Watts of Radio Frequency power is generated and the rest is lost in the transmitter cabinet as heat. (As an analogy, a 75 Watt light bulb gets quite hot while it's producing the light you actually see.) In addition, the on-site diesel generators must provide power for other equipment used by the transmitters including the cooling system and low level amplifier stages. As a result, approximately 10 million Watts of prime power will be required when the transmitter system is operating at full power.
Originally posted by Phage
HAARP is not known to cause earthquakes. HAARP is not capable of causing earthquakes. HAARP is capable of affecting a small area of the ionosphere above Gakona, Alaska.
Originally posted by seataka
OK.. how about some perspective on the 3,500,000 watt transmitter power..
The OP is suggesting that if I turn on 3500 toasters worth of power, push all those puttons at the same time, at some special high frequency, that I can cause earthquakes.. there are commercial clear channel transmitters at a megawatt... thats 1000 toasters. The little local station in PA just upgraded to 800Kw.. .8 Megawatt... only 800 Toaster power
These 1000 Toaster transmitters are all over the world... there are even some 2500 toaster power transmitters in Russia.
Yet your "haarp" proposal would have me believe that because it can spit out 1000 toasters more than the next biggest THAT you can now cause hurricanes and earthquakes...??
Or is there some magic time delay phased array targeting that explains everything (Dont go there Ill eat you for lunch)
Note; HAARP can focus to perhaps 1/8th of a wavelength or better.. but its focusing the power of 3500 toasters...
Pull the plug on HAARP please...
[edit on 29-5-2010 by seataka]
Originally posted by hawkiye
Originally posted by Phage
HAARP is not known to cause earthquakes. HAARP is not capable of causing earthquakes. HAARP is capable of affecting a small area of the ionosphere above Gakona, Alaska.
So I take it you are intimately involved with HAARP, worked or are working on the project and know exactly what it can and cannot do and are not just repeating official propaganda about it being harmless?
I mean we all know government never lies and never does false flag operations or works on secret weapons projects etc, right?
Originally posted by hawkiye
Tesla created earth quakes almost a hundred years ago. It is well know he sent electricity through the ground. It is well known the government stole all his research when he died. It is conceivable that they have reproduced his technology and can cause earth quakes and perhaps volcano eruptions. Maybe they aren't even using HAARP but some other technology? Oh wait we all know the government never lies or has secret operations or weapons etc. right move along nothing to see here...
Originally posted by hawkiye
Maybe there is more to HAARP then the official propaganda...? Tesla created earth quakes almost a hundred years ago. It is well know he sent electricity through the ground. It is well known the government stole all his research when he died. It is conceivable that they have reproduced his technology and can cause earth quakes and perhaps volcano eruptions. Maybe they aren't even using HAARP but some other technology? Oh wait we all know the government never lies or has secret operations or weapons etc. right move along nothing to see here...
So I take it you are intimately involved with HAARP, worked or are working on the project and know exactly what it can and cannot do and are not just repeating woo-woo propaganda about it being harmful?