why?

[res10]

hi
why we dont catch lighting to convert it back and use as our transmission lines. it's also same as HV in the our transmission lines...

just want to know...

 

[Knowlege is power]

To powerful, to fast. I think the main reason is that a lightning strike is a few billion volts and only last for a fraction second, id like to see someone try to harnass the sort of power without blowing the absolute crap out of something.

 

[res10]

thanks for u'r comment...

 

[steven2]

res10.  benjamin franklin did with a key at the end of the kite he flew  but lightening dosent last long enougth be be really usefull and it is in the millions of volts  and lots of amps

 

[res10]

thanks steven...

 

[res10]

thanks steven

 

[steven2]

unlike benjamin franklin who flew a kite with a key in it to attract lightning  which traveled down the line or thin wire, he had attached to the key,  to be of any real use the lightening would have to be a continiuos bolt to be of any use and it would have to strike one place all the time not just here and there  and we would need a continious lightening storm  and lightning bolt to the one spot then they maybe able to use it  by stepping it down to a useable level with a giant huge electronics lab transformer then we would need to turn it to dc then do what we need to or just reduce it to the ac level we need in all our houses