Maybe you've seen those small wind turbines mounted close to the ground in rural areas.
And maybe you've noticed that they don't seem to turn terribly fast, even in windy conditions. That's true, because the faster winds are higher up. So go fly a kite: tethered kites might provide more, and more consistent, electricity.
This is the business of eWind Solutions, an Oregon company testing its products with the help of federal grants and funding from . David Schaefer of and Ken Vaughn from Oregon BEST visit with their stories.
