spiral shaped wind turbine 2

We attached a Wind blue permanent magnet generator to the axis using gears and chains at ratio 1:3 Now the turbine does not start to rotate as easily but still easy enough at low wind speeds.

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[d3adp001]

put it on top of a 30meter pole, and watch what happens

[Jetijs]

first we will do some testing on ground and then we will put this beauty on top of a 20m high building.

[PeteDog444]

Which model of Wind Blue generator did you use?

[Jetijs]

hi, it is DC-540. It reaches 12v at 150RPM. Have not had an opportunity to test it fully yet

[pat1huey]

Very nice build. I have seen a company somewhere that builds VAWTs very similar to what you have there. I have a few ides for building similar, but havent gotten started yet.

[Jetijs]

Hi mate :)

There are ways to improve this design more by adding horizontal ribs on those wings. But I have to test that.

[20fireman12]

fantastic! wat do you make it of?

[Bekzat95kz]

whats material you use for make this

[carmatic]

how did you build the wings?

[erik374]

cool :) nice work :)

[omarabs]

Nice turbine, what kind of material did u use to build it? is that plastic

[valentina7881]

hi Jetijs, do you sell it?



[CeleronS1]

Sveiki, gandrīz jau gads pagājis, ir kādi vati saražoti vai akut kas mainījies uzbūvē?

Varbūt tomēr vel lielāks zobrats vajadzīgs?

[perforators]

Sveiks! Kā Tev var nosūtīt kādu ziņu?

[inventator]

Good job! However, you will get significantly more power (30%) out using 2 separate blades with partial overlap. This will allow the wind to press on both helixes at the same time (from both directions). Have a look at windside(DoT)com/design for inspiration! I´m on the way to establish something like this. Did you use GFC materials or metal?

[Arkthurius]

Hi, you mentined the helix drives a generator, did you measure the average voltage or power output?