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Article by John J Marsh A wind generator is essentially a device to extract energy from the wind. This is accomplished by a three blade fan which rotates on its axis with a frequency generated by the hitting wind density. Its ancient name is windmill, which is still used for pumping water, grinding grains or More >
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Question by : Will a 90v DC motor produce a good amount of power as a wind generator? I just bought it on eBay a bit ago. It is the size of a blower motor and has a built in magnet. Will I get a sufficient amount of wattage and amps? Best answer: Answer by More >
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Article by Joseph P Connor (Joseph.solar) Wind is often a renewable supply of energy which is usually put to use to produce electricity. You are able to conserve a lot of moolah that is becoming invested on electricity every 12 months with the assist of wind generators. You are able to build your own wind More >
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Article by Garry Moss Many experts are predicting that wind generators for the home are valuable alternative to rising cost of energy. Alternative energy sources, like wind and sun are more and more getting attention from population, specially in countryside. How is the energy in the wind captured? Wind generators for the home, like aircraft More >
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Article by Ed Eubanks With rising energy costs, the interest in home wind generators has increased. This article explains the use of small wind turbines and what?s needed to use them as wind turbines for the home. Most home wind generators are permanent magnet alternators. They produce three phase, wild, high voltage AC (alternating current). More >
about 1 year ago
Eat more beans.
about 1 year ago
You’ve probably got a DC generator there.
Your house uses AC.
Even if it’s an AC generator, you’d need some very
complex controls to keep the frequency and current
within limits with a variable source of energy like a windmill.
If you want a windmill/battery/inverter system, you’re
much better off with an automotive alternator.
If the old welder works, sell it to someone who can use it.
about 1 year ago
this is a very simple process to do.
first get about 10 ft of wire.(must be coated with a wax or resine. you can get at radio shack for a couple of $)
then wind this around the motor. sand off both ends of the wire and connect to battery. if you do not have a motor get
a couple of magnets (also can get at radio shack) and tape or glue to axle. put in the wind and you have a turbine.
about 1 year ago
The welding generator is likely made to put out Amps, without much control of voltage. This would make it hard to use it for anything else. You *might* be able to get a motor specialist to re-wind it for use as a generator to charge batteries, which could drive an inverter for whatever voltage your house need, *then* you would need to get turbine blades that would rotate the generator at the wind speeds you have available. Might be easier to buy a “wind charger” off-the-shelf.
about 1 year ago
If You need to ask that question ;You don’t make it , You buy it
Peter
about 1 year ago
I have absolutely no idea how to build a wind turbine myself, but I recently found a resource that you might be interested in. The Poor Man’s Guide to Wind Power and Battery Systems is an ebook that might tell you exactly what you need to know to tackle your project. The gentleman who wrote the book is Richard Lewis and he claims he can teach you how to how to make a 1,000 watt wind turbine for less than $150.00. I don’t know how closely his strategy will fit with yours, but it might be a good place to start.