falcon mk5

This is my pma[brought from Missouri Wind and Solar] spinning in low wind.The wind speed is in KPH not MPH. "The highest winds we get would be 30 to 40 kph but very rare.My anemometer is only a cheap model and I mostly use it to check for rain as I am in the building trade.[Battery's may need changing also]As for the PMA I am very happy with it,and did not expect it to produce those type of amps in low wind,but is good to know it will handle a lot more.It has only been up for 1 week and should be even better once it is run in

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[Theidiotsearcher]

One suggestion Phil.,the Missouri Wind turbine is flailing from side to side a little to much. The tail needs to be taller, not longer. If it's taller it will stay more into the wind.

Phil

[filthyphill100]

@Theidiotsearcher I will take your advice because I will be dropping the tower again to fix the vibration on the tail.I added two support brackets on the tail which is made out of aluminum, but at certain RPM it will make a noise.It might look very windy but the plants/trees you see in the video are only flowering garden shrubs in my neighbors yard.The PMA is a renagade 14 magnet 12volt.

[CrapPolice]

15 km/h = 9.32 miles per hour wind. Making good power in low wind condition is what it's all about.

CP

[TheBillythekid2010]

This is a good vid on that pma. Phil is right though on the tail, but I have two Hyenergy turbines and they furl out of the wind. And I plan on putting larger tails on them soon. Thanks for showing_Billy

[TheBillythekid2010]

@Fearlessthinker This is why people get turned off by you. Your always being so skeptical on all MWS products. Your so vain, how can you stand yourself. And don't you have a job? I don't think so!

[Theidiotsearcher]

@Mastapianis Yes , he says it's the Renagade. You can tell anyway because it's more of a pancake design.

[Mastapianis]

@filthyphill100 Cool video! Is this the Renegade pma?