Now this is Different: Havasu Inventor Details Unique Border Wall Proposal, and it Includes Solar Panels

Courtesy of Havasu-based Advanced Warning 
Systems, LLC

When Donald Trump ran for president, his supporters rallied behind the concept of a wall between the U.S. and Mexico – one paid for by our neighbors to the South. Although that seems unlikely, one Havasu man has a better idea: The wall will pay for itself.

Inventor and business owner Lynwood Farr, is working on a new concept for a border incorporating solar technology. Initial designs under Farr’s company, Advanced Warning Systems LLC, comprise three projects to improve security along the U.S. border.

The first of these projects would be a $10 billion “Evergreen Border Protection Wall.” According to Farr, the wall would be a virtually impenetrable barrier to undocumented immigrants, while increasing the United States’ renewable energy reserves.

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“This project is different because instead of costing us money, the revenue would be coming back,” Farr said. “We’ve researched this: If this wall is built, it would be the biggest renewable energy project in the world.”

Farr invented the wall’s design, which would consist of 22-foot-tall, 25-foot wide sections. Each section would be composed of 15 solar panels, mounted in aluminum and steel frames and anchored in a 60-inch solid concrete foundation. The structure of the wall would be a minimum of 100 feet away from the actual U.S. border, according to preliminary designs. The panels are engineered in such a way as to allow border agents to find any section of the wall where a potential malfunction – or even sabotage – has occurred.

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