The title of this topic was suggested by @gordon_sp after a few comments from my idea reproduced above with a sketch.
And also:
I take the suggestions into account with the present topic.
I also report other reflections by the same authors with my replies:
The idea is simple: using the tilted carousel as a tilted wind turbine. Said wind turbine can have some lift but it is not mandatory. For a more or less equivalent material quantity, perhaps some power (not much) and above all much torque could be added with fat and robust blades rotating at a low TSR of 2 or 3 to allow the gliders sweeping a large wind area. The additional torque by the ground-based wind turbine could help the flying gliders or rotors to act the ground-based generator, with the potential to increase the range and the swept area.
Another variant with a rotor instead of gliders, leading to a possible train of rotors:
The TSR of the ground-based tilted wind turbine as a carousel would be low, for a relatively high torque and a low power, as specified in a previous comment.
You can have a high TSR but if your path annulus is huge it’s a low rotational speed
similarly
a small turbine with a low TSR can have a high rotational speed