Hi @rschmehl , indeed there are some informations on:
BASELOAD ONSHORE WIND POWER THAT’S AVAILABLE ANYTIME AND ANYWHERE
The SKS PN-14 harnesses the wind at an altitude of 200 to 400 meters and also achieves high yields at low-wind sites. The system is safely employable in hurricane and typhoon regions, as it is easily retrieved and stowed away before these natural disasters occur. Thanks to its simple transportation and installation requirements, the SKS PN-14 can also be installed in places that are difficult to access.
The SKS PN-14 achieves a high amount of full load hours (up to 6,000 full load hours/year). It is the first time a renewable energy alternative can compete with conventional solutions such as brown coal for supplying baseload power.
TECHNICAL DATA SKS PN-14
Average cycle power / rated power 1
80-200 kW
Kite size (laid out) 1
90-180 m²
Operating wind range
3-25 m/s
Tether length
800m
Tether diameter
14 mm
Ground station
30 ft container
Are there test reports with wind speeds, duration of reel-out and reel-in phases, power generated during reel-out phase, energy consumption during reel-in phase?