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Can turkey motion machines be used for producing electricity?

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Can turkey motion machines be used for producing electricity?

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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.worldEnglish · 7 hours ago

How efficient would it be to build gigantic dipping turkeys next to lakes and oceans for power? I am legitimately curious about what practical problems this proposal would have. Does the device just break apart at that scale?

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Use a Stirling engine instead, they use it in submarines to generate electricity
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  TIL what a Stirling engine is. Thanks!
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    You’re welcome ,stay safe

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