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Hydro from the wind without a windmill

 
                        
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Anyone seen anything more about this? I know a couple of people have been doing work on the concept but haven't heard anything more for some time. Or does anyone have any opinions about it? http://video.popularmechanics.com/services/player/bcpid1214137061?bctid=1233395616

Ah never mind I found some info and the thing sounds like it would be irritatingly noisy.
 
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If it relies on vibrations, the noise probably depends on the tension, width, and length of the wire, just like in an instrument. I wouldn't give up on it yet. Also, hydro means water. aero means air, electro means electricity.
 
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