DIY Wind Turbine Blade DC 180 Volt Electric Generator HAWT Horizontal Axis Wind Turbine

This DIY wind turbine blade is hooked to a 180 Volt Leeson 3.8 Amp Permanent Magnet Electric Motor acting as a generator. Maximum voltage recorded at ground level was 27 volts. Maximum Watts produced was 43 watts.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• WIND
• TURBINE
• HAWT
• HORIZONTAL
• AXIS
• WING
• ELECTRIC
• GENERATOR
• SOLAR
• ALTERNATIVE
• ENERGY
• GREEN
• POWER
• SCIENCE
• GREENPOWERSCIENCE

[fundude2]

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[GREENPOWERSCIENCE]

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[jamesdond1]

In 1923 when my Dad was just 15 years old he took a truck generator and several disgarded Railroad signal batteries and a hand carved 8' prop and built such a generator. By the time he was 18 he had wired the farm house. In 1935 his generator was condemed when the right to generate power was given to the power company and under threat of jail his family had to dismantle everything. In 1975 I built my first solar home. The local power company challenged my right to do so.. I won.. good video

[thedjwilly]

man, this is a wast of time a DIY video should include a full description on how to build it and from what, here i only saw a bla bla and a 0 ratio badly build mill....go to sleep

[lanceehansen]

@jamesdond1 good story 

[Mrenergywise]

I have a 180 volt generator myself. I am on my way to put it together. But what do i do to make 180 volts into 12 volts? This part is stressing me out.

What do i do? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Warm Regards/Alex

[williamodelnutt]

has anyone tried using an electric cooling fan from a car? they are dc w/ perm magnets. installed on old vehicle i had and when i turned key off, would stay running until fan spun down.

[SumYoungHoe]

You should use a wind muff for the mic when you shoot outside. It will kill the wind noise

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[mudmanrv]

Realistically - wind is good for 300-500 rpm a motor that ran 1750rpm powered...is going to take about 2200 rpm to be effective as a generator. there's plenty of math data that proves this on the net. because it's a higher amp motor, the winding wire is large guage - which is good to handle high amps but not to generate ...once you put load on it - you'll be lucky to get around 300 rpms ... unless your wind speeds are high... upwards of 20mph low rpm motors are best, think treadmill.

[CHARMSTER36]

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