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Monthly News 42 (Patreon)

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2020-08-03 08:01:00
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Yes, we bought a piece of land. Finally.
Watch July Monthly News to finally see the Project Kamp land, what it means to travel Europe by bus and, of course, Community News with Kat ❣️


Big up, Mattia!

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We bought a piece of land in Portugal! #projectkamp

We got a piece of land in Portugal! Big step on our way to build our offline community. Find more info about the project on https://projectkamp.com All the How-to's http://community.preciousplastic.com/howto Solar plastic injection https://community.preciousplastic.com/how-to/solar-plastic-injection- @weeklydesignchallenge on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/weeklydesignchallenge/ Best time to support on Patreon! :) https://patreon.com/davehakkens

Comments

Barbara Lee

Great work! Thank you for the newsletter!

György Névery

Finally some great news, you guys deserved it. Congrats and in case you need help with rebuilding it I might try to find some time for it. Just a few ideas just came up in my mind. Now you are in a very sunny area, did you concidered using evacuated tubes to heat fx oil and melt the plastic? This method could be a great way to produce sheats by sticking them up like a bee hive with in between a radiator plate in it circulating the sun heated oil. I believe maybe even its ovn weight could generate enough down pressure, otherwise a big concrete block on the top might make it an off grid low tech solution. The other idea is a bit more crazy, but could have a big impact abd potentially even a new business model. Since melting plastic is kind of energy intense, this might be a great element in a smart grid to balance the solar and wind overproduction and potentially earn money by using electricity instead of paying for it. Let me know if this make sense for you and I can unvail more details. Keep on the good job. Chears George.

Carlin Comm

Congrats on the land! Very exciting, now you can build and grow some roots. Keep up the great work!