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Revision as of 10:27, 15 June 2009
There are lots of simple designs for small educational Wind Turbines:
One of them is the Picoturbine.
It should take two days to assemble it assuming the material was prepared.
The power produced is sufficient to charge NiCad batteries, or with alternative wiring could even provide a 12 volt battery bank a small trickle charge in a good stiff wind.
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PICOTURBINE COMMENTS
ATTN: S. Pendergrast /
146 Henderson Rd. /
Stockholm, NJ 07460
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- How to Build a Small Wind Turbine
- How to Build a Windpump (Principles)
- How to generate Wind Electricity (Principles)
- How to use Energy from the Wind
- How to Provide Electricity in Rural Areas?-Principles-
- How to Store Electricity in Batteries
