It would seem that way. However, tell that to Namibia. Fog belts extending 30km inland from the sea every day. No water in sight. Lots of fog does not equate to liquid water source nearby.

None, we would just make it from the free water, that comes off of, and powers, David’s waterwheel, if it were hooked up to a generator.

I think that’s what they call a circular economy.

What I thought of as well. I wonder if having gravity plating and repulsorlifts and stuff makes it easier to condense tiny bits of moisture from the air… Probably

Most eco tech fits that description, unfortunately. It’s not ideal for anybody

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That 14ml rate is an assumption based on pea-soup fog, which would never exist in an area where it would be viable to truck around water (or build big solar condensation plants).

Interesting case with rural Hawaii, but as you say it’s more likely to rain a lot of the time and you can collect that a lot more cheaply.

…If it’s that foggy, you do not need to condense moisture from the air to have water. You will find it available in large quantities nearby.