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But not if you are constantly stirring them up. The Ferrorfluid used in loudspeakers for instance doesn't seem to degrade.
When it's overcast, the best position is pointing straight up, eg fixed at the correct angle for that latitude.
To put it another way, a tracker optimises your panel in sunny conditions, which is not worth doing. That's when you have a surplus of charge.
And I remember the first time I heard an American say "I'm really pissed!" and my mate said, "what have you been drinking?"
I won't even mentions the confusion when an American lady mentioned that she had a sore fanny.
It's called the Archimedes Screw and is hundreds of years old. Is very common in third world countries even today.
https://www.google.com.au/search?q=spiral+water+pump&tbm=isc...
Adding a protection device merely shifts the problem (being discussed) from the radio to the protection device.
It achieves exactly nothing.
Maybe he even wrecked it himself some time earlier.
Sounds like a reasonable project for a teenager. Why are you making such a fuss?
The pressure inside a deep pipe will be the same as that outside the pipe. Where will your differential pressure come from?
Nothing to do with Amateur Radio.
This system will face the same problems as BPL, only much, much worse.
The truth is that you can't reuse the (all ready full) radio spectrum, especially over copper.
The only way you can do it is with well shielded Coaxial Cable (eg Cable TV) or via light (eg Optical Fiber).
It's a triumph of Sales people over Engineering. Or to put it another way, the laws of physics will always win.