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nice email received:
From: Mike Allen
Subject: Re: A Wind Turbine Recipe Book
Date: 12 April 2013 10:53:18 BST
To: jytteI recieved the book yesterday and when it arrived I thought 'this isn't worth £12'.
But how wrong I was once I'd opened the envelope and settled down to read the contents with a cup of coffee. 3 hours later the coffee was stone cold and I was still reading the book.
Loads of info to be getting on with.
I'll email Hugh when my terbine is up and running with some pics.
Thanks a lot.
Michael.
Monthly Archives: October 2011
Alun Bush’s Scorraigweave Website
Alan Bush is a friend and neighbour, and the original pioneer of Scoraig living. He went to Tasmania for fifteen years but returned when MS had reduced his mobility. We have done a lot of wind turbine work together and … Continue reading
Posted in Scoraig
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WindEmpowerment site worth a look now
Jimmy of irish Solar has built a nice site for WindEmpowerment Lots of information on the worldwide use of small wind turbines in local development
Curso de Fabricación de Aerogeneradores de Baja Potencia
500rpm in Argentina are running a course for wind turbine construction Download pdf http://www.500rpm.org/detalle_noticia_rpm.php?ID=233
Posted in construction, courses, Notices, People
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Another wind turbine scam
People will buy anything. It’s important to check out the product!
Posted in Rooftop madness
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Wind tunnel testing in Holland
TU Delft are conducting tests on the 1800 turbine The identification of the performance of the wind turbine will be done by means of wind tunnel testing. For this a 1.8 diameter wind turbine based on the design of Hugh … Continue reading
Posted in People
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Proven reborn “Unfortunately it seems likely that Proven’s new owners will not be obliged to honour its guarantees”
source Receivers KPMG said it had now sold the business and its assets to Kingspan Renewables. The receivers said the successful sale not only safeguarded the jobs of 20 Proven Energy staff but provided an opportunity for continued manufacturing at … Continue reading
Posted in UK small wind scene, Uncategorized
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rien zilvold upscaled 1800 12 volt windturbine
Hi Hugh, My upscaled 1800 12 volt windturbine is up and works fine I used Upscaled 1800-2150 m’n blades. Tsr 6. 2 discs with magnets. THE stator has 1.5mm coils with 120 turns. The stator reaches 12 volt at 190 … Continue reading
Posted in construction, People
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Pedal power using electric bike motors
This video by is from this interesting web page about bike motors
Posted in construction, pedal power, People, Video links
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Iliocht’s Wind turbine story at Irish site ‘Build your own wind turbine’
There are some good photos and history of a 2.4 m diameter turbine with corroded magnets at the Build Your Own Wind Turbine site in Ireland. A paint job on some corroded magnets in 2009 and we get to see … Continue reading
Posted in construction, People
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Disabled build and install a Piggott turbine! (world premiere)
The students from the Yombo Vocational Training Center, Tanzania have to live with a disability. But this doesn’t mean that they are disabled in general, or even worse: ‘un-able’ in general. In the past two weeks students, teachers and instructors … Continue reading
Posted in construction, developing world, People
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