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#1 by MrPizzaman09 at December 21st, 2009
Depends on the size …
Depends on the size and type of the battery and the output from the windmill. if you are only producing a few amps into a large lead acid battery, you can easily watch it by checking it on windy days.
#2 by atvheads at December 21st, 2009
You are showing the …
You are showing the volts here, but what about the amperes?
Volts is not energy alone.
#3 by britainforwhites at December 21st, 2009
tell me all the …
tell me all the parts to use and how much it will cost and how to build it, i must have one myself
#4 by MrPizzaman09 at December 21st, 2009
I tried doing this …
I tried doing this with an 8ft windmill on a 6 foot step ladder. Two people holding the ladder up was still not enough, probably 100-200lbs of thrust.
#5 by losttreasurehunt at December 21st, 2009
What kind of tread …
What kind of tread mill motor did u use?
#6 by scientificallygreene at December 21st, 2009
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#7 by TheiPhone3gAppReview at December 21st, 2009
What do you …
What do you reccommend for a charge controller for wind turbine?
#8 by SkipW at December 21st, 2009
for sure duct tape …
for sure duct tape the meter to the unit and use 2 hands friend ! looks like it all might bolt up with an old gunstock to give you a good grip and a nice feel when aiming it in to the wind! none the less a great idea, thanks
#9 by nrdesign1991 at December 21st, 2009
yeah, and power …
yeah, and power comes just out of the wall, not a plant
#10 by digipix at December 21st, 2009
Good job!!
what …
Good job!!
what kind of motor you used?
show it pls.
Ciao
#11 by elGarstico at December 21st, 2009
lol transforamtor …
lol transforamtor would do it too
#12 by abmod01 at December 21st, 2009
I built my own Wind …
I built my own Wind Turbine for UNDER $100 that currently provides free electricity for my 1700 square foot home using the simple plans at:
ambigrid-review.blogspot(DOT)com
#13 by abmod03 at December 21st, 2009
I built my own Wind …
I built my own Wind Turbine for UNDER $100 that I am currently using to provide free electricity for my 1700 Square Foot home using the plans at:
ambigrid-review.blogspot(DOT)com
#14 by stumbo2w at December 21st, 2009
Inverter, all …
Inverter, all photovoltaic and wind powered systems require an inverter, it doesn’t matter what kind of voltage it puts out, what matters the most is amperage.
#15 by MrPizzaman09 at December 21st, 2009
I have done that …
I have done that before, and it can get pretty scary in high winds. You have a nice setup there. 5stars
#16 by ArashiNage at December 21st, 2009
Looks dangerous…. …
Looks dangerous…. Oh Shit! There goes my finger!
#17 by gescoboza at December 21st, 2009
oh !!! thats …
oh !!! thats great ! i didn’t know that! i’ll have it in mind for future projects… thanks.
#18 by HelpSaveTheEarth2051 at December 21st, 2009
Hey buddy an cheap …
Hey buddy an cheap alternator can be found at your local scrap yard.You might even get it free.
#19 by HelpSaveTheEarth2051 at December 21st, 2009
What you do is make …
What you do is make the 20 v charge a 12 v battrey then use a power inverter to convert it to 115 v.
#20 by sounduser at December 21st, 2009
Thats the …
Thats the mad note!!
#21 by gescoboza at December 21st, 2009
ok so you got 20V …
ok so you got 20V out of that, now how do you get it to 115V ? making 6 o 10 more turbines and connecting it to a regulator to get the 115 ~ 120 V ???
#22 by Daaremikkel at December 21st, 2009
Not a Fluke meter.
Not a Fluke meter.
#23 by horizonflyer9 at December 21st, 2009
the propeller is …
the propeller is spinning from the wind, then it generates electricity
#24 by pow0006 at December 21st, 2009
is it a tredmill …
is it a tredmill motor?
#25 by amoswt at December 21st, 2009
I love the wind.
I love the wind.