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That’s a simple homemade wind power turbine. We are using a car alternator to generate DC current.
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where can i get the plans…
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I’m sorry, there are no plans :S
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Elle a jamais été terminée, il faut éffectivement transformer le courant en AC 120v, on peut utiliser un ondulateur. Il faut également modifier l’alternateur pour produire a vitesse réduite (12 à 16 volts stabilisé)
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Do you have any video with more construction detail. If no. Are you planing on making one
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It’s actually easy to build one even for a beginner. If anyone else is interested in building a wind turbine, then feel free to contact me for help.
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do you have any kind of braking system on it if the wind gets too strong ?
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for the low low price of 49.99 right?
scammer.
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I built a Magnetic Generator that I am currently using to power all my kitchen appliances using the plans I got from:
magniwork-review.blogspot(DOT)com
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They have a gearing system so that the blade wont spin any faster but it will produce more electricity. Like how in a car, the same RPM in a higher gear lets you go faster, just reversed.
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how do you make the pivot,so it turns with the wind
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what i think about “that”…..too much time and no friends and no other hobbies….get a life…thats what i think =)
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That’s what you think cause your a fucking faggot who lets his boss fuck him in the ass while you both watch Amaerical idol,the trickle down effect he tells you is gonna happen ends up being jizz trickling from your Ass =) That’s what I think,and too bad you won’t meet me in person,I’d love to see the look of utter terror in your eyes.
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I got plans for one now and I would like to know more before I dive in and waste money,Geenenergy Today,,,Get back to me,,Thanks
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Hey, check out my website at ScientificallyGreener(Dot) com and get all the new and improved Equipments to build or buy your own solar panels and wind energy turbine systems ScientificallyGreener(Dot) com is a website that sells the most modern environmental products available
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Salut chummy, as-tu les plans de ton éolienne et la liste des composantes ? Ton éolienne, tu la branches pas directement sur un appareil électrique, tu dois sûrement stocker ton énergie dans des accumulateurs (batteries) ?
J’ai le projet de faire un générateur d’électricité à pédale, si jamais tu veux qu’on en parle, ça va me faire plaisir de discuter avec toi.
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Next time you go to a hardware store. Ask to have a look at a weather vein.. It’s pretty much built the same way. Stick some spinning propellers on the beak of the rooster and there you have it : ) Wish I had the few extra dollars myself to play around with building one of these myself.
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lose the music
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Hi, well I don’t understand how you are gearing that car alternator. Can you show that in photos?
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What are you used to energize the field of the Alternator? With a car alternator you need a 12v to energize the field.
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I invented a breakthrough renewable source of energy that violates the law of energy conservation. I have a proof that there are phenomena that violate the law of energy conservation. I am looking for $6M for a prototype and patents.
H. Tomasz Grzybowski
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..i think that’s crap!.. 1000 watts!…not in best dream!
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@knowledgemonger You won’t weasel out of this one.
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“There is no way energy can be produced by motion of magnetic poles”.
is what you posted. twist and turn like a weasel but it remains intact.
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“DC current”
Direct Current current?
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nice
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btw ppl, thats 1080Watts. 12 x 90.
1080Watts/Hour isn’t it?
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