Missouri Wind Generator making Power in the Philippines
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- On the Texas Farm I had bought a Missouri Wind and Solar dual PMG 2000 watt wind generator. Since the power in the USA is way more stable than here in the Philippine Islands I decided I would get best use of it here in the Philippines. So last trip to Texas I dismantled it and pack it up in a balikbayan box and sent it here to our beach side home. The conditions seemed better for it here to make power anyways and could be very crucial during extend storms when solar is lacking.
Today I finally got it going after a few updates on it like dual wind charge controllers that also manage some mppt solar on the same unit. Meanwhile other work continues around the build. More baby chicks are hatched and Citi Hardware comes through on the tile adhesive. Great day and all is going well.
We are a Fil Am couple sharing our lives between living in Texas USA and Iloilo City on Panay Island Philippines. We share dealing with two different cultures, building our solid concrete cast in place home beach side and exploring/ seeking new things. We hope you enjoy and join to be part of a bigger family here on this channel.
Thank you for being apart of our channel and lives.
James and Melinda
jamesray080808@gmail.com
You have to have the most POSITIVE attitude on all of CZcams no matter what's your day is like and thats why I enjoy you videos
That mountain range is majestic
I’ve been waiting on that wind generator…. I have no clue what you’re doing, but it works……
good morning james and mel
Good morning - How are you today?
You're still going forward in your solar arrangement. Great, Thank you both. Looks like Mel is going forward, physically. Doing her thing as she can/will.
Yes we are! Hello Charles
James, I wish that I had all your knowledge about building and setting up everything. You and Mel take care.
the wind mill looks and works great great planning on your energy grid because with solar u get clouds to cover the sun now u got all the possibilities covered now u have lots of water coming from the gutters for u r water supply cudos on your planning
I just got back 3weeks ago from 2 months in PI and since I grew up 25 years in Missouri and I'm now working on selling my homestead with solar and moving to PI... I thought I gotta watch this episode -- then I watched the boat episode and.... Damn it, I got another frickin PI Vlogger I got Subscribe to and now a whole bunch of vids to binge watch (I'm actually excited about the solar review). Prepare yourself for a whole bunch of stupid questions/comments to be coming your way cause I'm southern jackass mixed with midwest polite (most times). You and your clan seem like my kinda people. I hope I get the chance to meet you someday. Peace, B. Goat
ha ha ha good comment - thank you much Billy
I should be paying you for all the stuff that I'm learning about solar and wind 🍃🍃🙏🏼🙏🏼🇵🇭🇵🇭🌴🌴
Hell don't give him any ideals lmao 🤣 he's already dangerous enought lol 😂
As long as brownouts are not in my future I’ll steal all your set ups lol good stuff brother keep at it
It’s free energy. And it’s more than enough to power a couple of fans to cool you down. If power is down that’s a blessing
but as it stores the power up it can help keep the whole house going longer on the batteries during multiple cloudy days
@@TexasFilipino that’s true, it may not be much compared to solar, but it still helps
Looking good. I want to see your setup in the future.
your welcome to - you should come visit
James the House is coming along and looking good !
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Wow yayamanin❤❤❤
You can put the extra wires into a metal enclosure that hangs from the wall and make it look pretty .
I like your videos they are so uplifting. Great Texas attitude. 😊
Thanks so much
That second and third wind generator idea is EXACTLY what I was thinking...
All looking good...Hang in there with all that wind...Power baby!
I'll be listening to some wind power later...Couple of meetings today... 😂😉
Enjoy...
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ha ha ha
I’m very impressed with your knowledge and abilities!
Watts up James 👍 i really like how you share your valuable knowledge and experience on your channel! Keep it up!
Thanks, will do! Hope all is going well your way
Warching your vlog reminds me of watching old school TV. My Three Sons. The Beave. Mayberry and the like. You see the everyday routine. And learning life skills as well. With the added benefit of being able to present some of the most beautiful scenery in the world.
Love that!
My gosh, the view from your camera is simply breathtaking!! I’m totally in awe of your skill set and working knowledge of solar and wind power sourcing (the devil is in the detail). My question is this: Are you for hire?!?! My Filipina wife and I will be buying property and building a house there in the very near future. Thanks again for superb content and great cinema photography! Looking forward to your next video.
lol - this is as for hire as I get! :)
I too am wondering, what James will do with his idle time once his home project can't take another screw or coat of paint? He is soo knowledgeable about most things. I too hope to buy/lease and build in Iloilo. I'm currently residing in Bicol but feel better suited for Iloilo. I hope to consult with James and his crew. I welcome to meet you so we can compare notes! James is the Philippine McGyver!
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I don't know how to interpret your reply. Are you NOT willing to help others in their endeavors? Has Paul and Mae visited you and Mel yet. I'm trying to keep tabs on what both of you expats are up too. I have admiration, envy and respect for the type of guys you truly are.
I'm happy that you did this on your solar equipment again. Because I'm making my plans to get a solar system here in Cebu. I need 5 kw to do everything.
what ever you need power wise you will need many times that on the panels. remember they are rated peak power in perfect conditions. Real world they will do half of that
that view is beautiful and scary at the same time! knowing this is the Philippines
Good morning Mell,😄 Great inro, we can guess her responce was tinged with "late on shift James"🤣 all manner of tasks completed even recesorced whether spanish dreams kept you from todays motivation🤣 Good to see how you both warm up together, all that thinking time Zzzz' privalidge well earnt James. Wind to the front sun to your back love your vlogging👍
Good morning!
i saw a video of a guy that had a hydrogenerator setup and he had the extra voltage dumped to a standard electric water heater which i thought was pretty cool ..i believe he had those green blocks like you do also , yes ,i realize its a different setup and the input voltages may be different ,but i thought it was cool ..lol just like your setup . it always helps when you know wtf you are doing .
interestingly enough I have a solar water heater on the roof with a backup heating element. I very well could send the dump to that to absorb the energy.
@@TexasFilipinonot so.
Hey James
I’m impressed with the wind generator 400 to 500 watts constantly is great. An additional 2 would be great.
Your little pigeon cage gets any taller you will have to put a flashing red light up there for plains lol .😅
James use ferrules for your connections on your controllers. Much better and safer
yes I need some. I have some large ones but the smallest I have would not fit. So I tinned them and it worked pretty good
Maybe you should leave the orange for a while gives a little cool retro color to the roofing wait and think on it for a while after everything is done up there
unlimited Power no brownouts for you
I am going to try solar soon. Rather make my own power than have brownouts.
You are living the life! We are still in Southeast Texas…it feels like an oven! We hope to move to our Leyte home by the end of this year! Enjoyed the video!
i'm from southeast texas as well. we need more texans here get on it
Could use that stuff here in Texas! Yesterday and today heat index of 117!
I plan on doing the same with my renewable energy generation, solar and wind that gives you 24/7 input no matter what the amount it's worth it. Great set up James, I'll assume in good time you will be totally off grid.
We are only using grid as a backup right now. We was offgrid before then with construction and the guys being so careless with my solar panels and other equipment I had to make the choice to take most of it down until the roof was on. Now we are back off grid again and using our local power company for extra demand if guest are in the rooms using aircons and boil pots etc. As far as our daily life here in the house we are fully covered. If just one guest room going we are still covered. If I add four more batteries we will have those other demands covered.
The MPP all in one inverters look great 👍 I decided to go with EG4 units myself, but the MPP was my 2nd choice and i hear they are good stuff. I remember looking at the Missouri wind solutions back in the day, but decided to just go solar only. Its great to see one in action, thanks much for sharing 👍👍
Yeah I'm completely with ya on keeping some length on the wires. Nothing more frustrating than ending up with the wires being too short.
I definitely reccomended ordering some additional fuses for the combiner box. Because the fuses always tend to blow at the most inconvenient times haha.
So funny you say that. I ordered in extra fuses a couple years back and have them in my tool box
@@TexasFilipino Excellent 👍 My combiner box has been a massive asset for me since it's enabled me to max out my voltage to my all in one inverter inputs. But I'll admit because of that increased amperage I've oversized my cables both to the combiner box from the panels and the cables from the box to the inverter. I've gone with 8 gauge all the way across haha. But it gives me piece of mind and much less worry about possible fire.
So good to see you both doing well and having everything come together for you. Should be there by this time next year. Moving from Texas as well only I plan on staying there forever. Live a blessed life.
I need to install solar system in my house too😊
Sounds like you need two more batteries too take full advantage of your system,Hoss
then they get full and then two more again LOL . I might send it to my water heater
James, the older you get the faster time goes!😂
james did you say you had lighting rod in mind for the house i must have missed it
no lightning rods. just earth ground rods and proper grounding. Fuses , lightning arrestors and breakers.
Nice to see all that green power. So the extra wattage, not required to top up the bats. gets “dumped”? Where does it get dumped now or do the bats only draw down what’s needed at that time? Interesting subject for me, the novice. Enjoy your new textured bananas. 🍌🍌🍌🍌🍌
Never seen that view before just so good.
Use panduit wireways so it will look nicer. Dont have to cut the wires just coil then in the wire way.
Just imagine with all the panels connected and maybe 2 more batteries to store power , then yes fully off grid . Your a very smart thinker and look to the future and brown outs would not interfere with your daily life , so hey 2 more batteries would seal the deal. Question. Do you return power to the grid and get payment for it too
I was wondering if you can use that dump load for hot water?
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James, good morning. I am an avid fan of yours. Your knowledge with your solar system amazes me. I would like emulate your solar system. Hope you don’t mind, if I can get the specs of your MPPT and your battery. Anyways, my province is in Luzon, Zambales. We too here have a lot of sun and wind, just like yours. Thank you for continued educational video.
God bless.
Steve
Looking Good there Cuz 👌 i enjoyed this vedieo & even learned a little bit huh cant beat that deal lol 😊 ya that would be cool Po if you could get enough credits that it would pay Mels parents elect bill winner winner chicken dinner . Take care im allways watching here in Southeastern Alabama .Now if i could just get the alerts to let me know when yall do a live so i can participate. God bless yall & Mabuhay
"WATT matters, but if something goes wrong it's your VOLT"! 🙃
HA HA HA ! True
Great setup James! I love the content. Question- At the moment, it looks like the power output from your mppt wind solar hybrid controller goes strait to the bateries to charge, in the future will you connect output from the controller strait into the inverter ( is that possible?)then the inverter will charge the batteries? Thanks!
they both are chargers same difference ;)
Love it awesome job. Save me a banana hehehe🤣
Are you planning to acquire more batteries to charge? Well done, sir.
I have 800ah of lithium which is all I really need usually. more would be nice but where does the spending stop?
@@TexasFilipinoIs it 800ah at 48v? But I know exactly what ya mean, I have 600ah at 48v with lithium iron phosphate & to say it was spendy is the understatement of a lifetime lol 🤣 But I'll most likely end up shipping them to the Philippines when I move there in 3 years, so it will at least come in handy beyond my time here in the states.
What's your thought on grid tying and earnings money with net metering selling excess power back to the grid?
Our local company was not offering an actual payback just a credit with them. Now what will I do with a credit when I really don't even need them besides backup of worse case. Now in all honest I will be talking to them about that. What I want to know is if the credit can be transferred to another account. Then we could apply the credit to Melinda's moms bill. I would be interested in that.
@TexasFilipino you shoukd definitely look into it further. I was told I could only get a credit also...well, what they don't mention is that after two years that you've had a credit you can request a pay out...they definitely don't want people to know that, but after research it's what I found in my state....
Let us know what you find out.
Thanks James!
Hi, be carefull with putting back on the net. Here in Europe (at least some countries), people get money for their green electricity they put on the net, but also have to pay taxes when putting excess of energy to the net. The raison is they "overload" the net.
I do not see that happen really quickly in the Philippines, but whith such a quick growing economy, you never know.
Great share!👍🏼…do you let the turbine keep spinning all the time or only when you need it? Thanks…
all the time - the controller manages it. If it needs to slow it down it puts puts resistance on the fields called braking and almost or fully stops it. If I need to work on it I can give it 100% resistance in the menu to stop the blades then let it down
James, there is a farm in Bohol who can show you how it is done correctly, i will look for a powerbank for my solar, i wanted hydrogen from the stream on my land, green energy, free, invest to the best you can afford i say, has anyone built a commercial wind turbine there yet
The farm I can think of in Bohol is a jammed up mess. The what not do
@@TexasFilipino Totally correct. Sorry for the sarcasm, I enjoy 2hrn things are done correctly. I have land in Antique however we will sell due to a right of way issue, we planned an eco resort, 95 % of materials from the land. Great Channel, Thanks 👍
Is net metering available in iloilo so you can sell exess electricity in the grid.
if guilt had a look..wow I'd be looking closer at your ladies phone!
her body language was fear of being seen doing something she's not supposed to .. peace
stupid - my wife is far from scandal. we dont password or anything and we use each others phones at random all the time. That was not guilt that was me disturbing her. She thought I was about to ask her to do something. I DO NOT appreciate you trying to bring scandal into our lives or speak ill of my wife.
Can you sell your excess power back to the power grid there? It seems a shame to be dumping your excess power into a couple big resistors?
that is only for the wind gen. That little bit of power is not worht the headache dealing with the power company for a credit that cant be turned into cash.
Where can I get a wind turbine like that looks awesome
Missouri wind and Solar
I made a comment but someone deleted it. God bless the next Typhoon because these people don’t realize the importance of this kind of storm.
What do you do with the wind generator during high winds Typhoon etc.
The controllers have a brake putting resistance on the fields causing it to slow or barely turn. If there is a straight up typhoon coming our way I will lower the win gen down by just loosening four set bolts.
Just wandering, are you gonna install an Arkansas pisser on your top deck?
not sure what that is but there is a restroom there already just need to finish it out
James how much of your normal daily usage for elec do you think the solar and wind will cover.
It covers it all on normal days. we reply on grid just during multiple heavy cloudy days like when a low pressure sits in the area. Now with the Wind Gen we may go further on battery through those also. We know how to conserve so we can go several days as it is in those conditions.
Does anyone on here know how to work out how many batteries I need to run a 750watt appliance. I have atm 4 x 190ah 12volt batteries and need to pick up more.
190 ah lead acid does not offer near the power that lithium does. so battery type is very important. Next is what is the voltage of your inverter? 12v 24v 48v 72v? taking 12vdc to 220vac consumes more power than 48vdc to 220vac so that is another variable.
@@TexasFilipino I’ve got sealed lead acid. I have t got a decent inverter yet or charge controller
Where did you get your batteries
Felicity Solar China
@@TexasFilipino Thank You
How did that work out with the import tax on yalls solar ?
I bought my panels in the Philippines, I bought my inverters in Taiwan which was directly shipped here and the shipper handled all tax liabilities which wasn't much. The batteries came from China and same thing they handled the taxes and have some cheap deal with the Philippine government.
I wonder if any birds hit the blades. Let us know.
we will cook them! watch for Melinda's Wind Gen Bird Soup
Your wind generator looks lonely, needs a Filipina sized one next to it.
looking good brother! We are over here in Bohol! Love the work and content so far! Keep it up and congrats on accomplishing everything that you have! We would love to come visit and see what you're building and do some collaborating!! Materials and timing are super island slow. that's life here!!
You get good wind wow, Are you still doing fish, where you at on fish farms, I have like to little wind, To do Wind Gen. but I do have Running water to do Hydrogen Gen. look Good Texas, ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🫡Salute
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