Scott L. Davis wrote:The reason I wrote these two books is that there's a lot of foolishness out there and really what you need is true information, gathered from years of first hand experience.
Cheers,
Scotty
I understand the need to keep people informed on all the options that are available and it is true that one solution will not fit all scenarios. There are many available solutions that address different area's, flows, heads, flooding, debris, separation and of course costs. As for foolishness, I have been studying hydro power solutions for many years now. It is apparent that some idea's, though under developed, are far from foolish and given the correct environment would probably work, to some extent. It would be counter productive at best to give scant research to such idea's. More so, if you are ready to invest in a hydro solution. Such books as this deserve study and recognition, though even this will not encompass all available scenarios and technology and as such, further research, by intended investors would be wise. Indeed, I have seen hydro electrical developments, idea's and technology more forward at a fantastic pace the last few years.
