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Good for lottery.

It works better horizontally and is omnidirectional . Put it on the Knox of the roof, a ball, in the middle will force the wind through the blades when from the side

This would be so much better than the giant windmills

Should put this on a car just..... modified if course

This is my kids school project , horizontal rotation

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Kinda defeats the purpose, doesn't it?

Unfortunately VAWTs just arnt practical. I did my graduation project on them and, although they are really cool, they just don't work. They require large wind currents and fail under moderate load. They are by nature far less efficient than standard three bladed HAWTS. Wind energy is already barely profitable (read not yet profitable as they are heavily subsidized) It will be cool is some innovation is made with VAWTs that make them viable. You may experiment with adding a stator vane around your turbine blade assembly. It can help direct wind towards blades that need to be pushed and away from blades that are spinning into the wind.

That axis is horizontal.

This will spin nicely but never will reach a high efficiency, it being a drag-based design instead of a lift-based design. There's a reason large wind turbines use large, slender rotor blades with very efficient airfoils.

Hello... At what wind speed does this turbine operate?

These should be at the end of an airport runway when planes take off

WOW, that’s fucking awesome dude!

Wow! Nice!

What is your max amp output?

any comparison with vertical axel turbine ? considering ducting ? a swivel to always face the wind ?

I love use Avasva Solutions for that issue.

Go to Avasva page if you want to learn how to build it yourself

hi can you help me , to generate the electricity , where i must plug all of these wires of a little motor that i took off of a big fan ? blue , grey , black , yellow , red , white thanks

can anyone tell me how many watts this puts out In a breeze and in a medium wind?

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Does it come out DC current? and does the two wire connect to battery + and - is ok? how to know which end is +.and which end is -?

Im new to this kinda stuff, but what is the point of the magnets? what do they do?

good memories and lots of fun. I love it. Did the blades mess up yet? Thanks for sharing. it was great. MUDDy

Magnets are approx. 1" x 1/2" x 1/4" thick and are Neodymium 52. Very strong magnets.

please i wont to know the size of the magnet

I queue on Neil Gallie questions. For this sophisticated setup, the blades diameter seems undersized, apparently just a 100/150 watts mill. Anyway I guess it broke by the first storm due to seemingly extreme thrust and drag.

Very nice burner.

nice! but no instruction?

what was the magnet size and pull force

Hi there, I made also made a ceilingfan VAWT and also want to connect it to the grid in the same way. My vawt makes a lot of volts but then of course i pay the price in amps! i do use Ed lenz`s voltage doubler and have to say it works a treat! In relatively slow wind it makes between 10 to 25 volts and as the wind picks up ive had 175 volts out of it but my wife told me take down because she thought it was DANGEROUS! Ceep up the good werk! greetings from Holland

Wind speed could be very light. Depending on the size of the magnets used will determine the cogging of the unit. I was able to generate 10-14 VDC with very low wind speeds on some of the generators but the Amps were practically non existent.

About how fast does the wind need to be going to produce what amount of power? Just trying to get an idea of this type of generator vs a cordless drill one. And what were the numbers before and after the upgraded magnets, just so I can know if that tips the scale in the ceiling fan favor. .

That looks like our of the cheap China grid tie that is meant to work off of a battery, but you still need battery controller regulator so you don't cook the battery

I have one but i can only get it to light up when i have something covering the rear of the burner tube and it doesnt stay lit for very long. Any suggestions?

Nicely made, where did you get the tower? Yes I made some as well. Mine gave out heaps of volts but tiny amps, what volts and amps is this one putting out? I ended up making one out of a Fisher and pykal washing machine motor. bridge rectified and Paralleled the three phases, and using to charge a battery bank. produces about 60 volts and 2 amps, Have had it up to about 80-90 volts and 3 amps. Made a second one and together I got double the amps when put in parallel. when put in series it ran a 240 volt 13 watt light bulb. Cheers ~ Neil

First, yeah... this is a UFO

could you attach a power socket to this and then plug a fridge (for example) into it?

What connections did you use to connect the fuel line and the air compressor? If you could give me the part numbers or names that would be great.

Was it able to melt copper?

Did you ever test it on copper? If so did it melt? I would love to know so i can decide if I am going to purchase one or not.

Hooked this baby up to my newly created Forge and it heated up hot enough to melt my aluminum in only 30 mins. and used very little oil. About 1/2 gallon to mext over 100 cans and made 3 1/2 ingots. Very pleased with the results so far. Will try to melt copper next!

Again, the steel pipe was used because it was left over pipe. The water going into that pipe does not touch the product so it doesn't matter what that is made of. The water going in that pipe is just for cooling off the copper tube going through the center. Relax....it was a temporary setup and never touched the steam or end product.

What did you use for your generator? Car alternator?

what was ur amprage

It's been about a year since I put this up and I still am selling these and setting them up for friends. I just attached one to a Windmill that took a dump. Just ordered a grid tie inverter and getting a charge controller. Want to see if this will work! The one I set up on the Windmill is putting out 20 + volts as of today - pretty windy... I hope it will work with the inverter....

I LIKE IT NICE JOB

The rectifier keeps the Jenny from running like a motor off of the battery as well, am I correct? Enable ratings, you'd get a thumbs up here!!!