The Robinson Wind and Water Turbine - Patent Pending

An omni-directional vertical axis wind and water turbine. Patent Pending

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Wind
• Turbine
• Water
• Robinson
• windmill
• VAWT
• RVAWT

[ENDLESSSOLUTIONS]

Hey Hammer, you're kind of right. I've accomplished two things from what the engineers say. I've improved cost efficiency and achived scalability. Going public none the less in the next several months, hopefully by March and have a number of major large scale power purchase contracts in the works. Hydro Alternative Energy, LLC is the company that bought me my IP interests.

[ENDLESSSOLUTIONS]

The concept has been around for centuries except no one could make it work well enough to be practical. I improved both efficiency and made it scalability Let's see what the patent office says. It really doesn't matter since we a nearing both an IPO and PPA's to take it to the market. First come first served is the real world.

[ABthehammer]

ENDLESSSOLUTIONS

Thanks for showing, and it is something to look at, but it is not original. You can find it in Leupold's, Theatrum Machinarum from around 300 years ago. When you find it you will see several things that people are trying to pass off as new invention and they probably don't even know it had already been done. Good luck and hope you have a good market.

[ENDLESSSOLUTIONS]

@ABthehammer Hey Hammer, your kind of right. I've accomplished two things from what the engineers say. I've improved cost efficiency and achived scalability. Going public none the less in the next several months, hopefully by March and have a number of major large scale power purchase contracts in the works. Hydro Alternative Energy, LLC is the company that bought me out.

[eyesoverskies]

THIS is exactly what ive been looking for.

and HATS OFF to the inventor for the fact of needing LESS WIND!

so, THANK YOU for posting this and to the creator! thank you.

[ENDLESSSOLUTIONS]

Just curious. Why have you been looking for this design?

Thanks, I've put a lot of time into it. I've done everything so far.

I know it will work pretty well, I just have to prove it. Either prototype or engineering.

Need probably $25K - any ideas

[alternativisrelativ]

sorry - 7 months ago

[alternativisrelativ]

Love the innovation to measure the torque. You might be interested in the SRM cranks that cyclists use on their bikes to measure the power they put through their pedals. It is a small strain gauge array built into the crank. Last post being ten months ago you may be way ahead of this but good luck anyway.