Hanging Telescoping Mesh

This is a telescoping mesh, rope-suspended water generator with rope arcs every mesh segments to bypass the water collected to the central suspension rope. The eyelet at the top can be hooked and brought up hanging by the use of a diagonal riser rope loop (or like a pulley) that is hooked up to a tree-top branch or pole and ground anchor. The extended assembly is left hanging vertically fronting the breeze. When a series of hanging assemblies can be suspended on the single diagonal riser rope loop, it is best to position them flanking to each other towards the breeze, to maximize water collection. The plastic container below will serve as collection basin of the water streaming down the vertical loop. At high-yield collection, a valve below can be pushed open upward to drain the water to a much larger basin situated below. A flexible hose will ensure a cleaner and safe collection with minimal waste. The more open expanded steel mesh would let the fog in and air out with lesser restriction to hasten collection. The mesh, when extended, is interlocking in z pattern with the lids below pointed away from the lower mesh segment so that the drip will trickle down to the bypass rope then to the central rope. The beauty of this approach is that it works like a plumb and is resilient to strong winds as this will just sway out, leaning towards the wind. When trees are unavailable, three long tent poles will do the trick. If weather balloon or kite is available, no poles, trees or cliffs are needed.