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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.
Category Archives: construction
Recipe Book pdf available now
A Wind Turbine Recipe Book (2013 metric pdf edition)
Posted in Books, construction
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Jeff Croy’s 3 metre turbine
Jeff followed my kindle edition but used north american magnets and wire sizes based on the info in my updates. The tower is a bit short(!) but ingenious.
Posted in construction, People
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Survey of locally manufactured small wind turbines
Message from Kostas at NTUA This survey is addressed to users, constructors and designers of locally manufactured small wind turbines (SWT) and it is part of the work conducted in the Electrical Energy systems laboratory of the National Technical University … Continue reading
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Another video of last year’s workshop on Scoraig!
This video has just been published on Youtube. This time it was by Kern Jamieson, the artist who did the zebra tail vane. Thanks, Kern!
Posted in construction, courses, Scoraig, Video links
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Scoraig Wind Turbine Building Workshop April 2013
I am holding a workshop from 20th to 27th April here on Scoraig. All welcome. No special skills required. Accommodation is provided. Saturday 20th is a traveling day and we will meet participants off the Westerbus that leaves Inverness at … Continue reading
Posted in construction, courses, Scoraig
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4200 turbine design details from COMET-ME
Noam writes: “We are building new sets of the 4200 turbines. As you know we modified a bit the design of the frame, to suit our needs and expertise. Since we are making quite a few of them and we … Continue reading
Posted in CometME, construction
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Public domain charge controller design
Here is a link (updated February with English description) to an electronic circuit project load controller for battery voltage regulation. It’s by Antonio Cecere, who translated my windmill plans into Italian, and the controller project is also in Italian although … Continue reading
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Video of Scoraig Workshop 2012
Jonathan Schreiber sent me this video he made about when he came to my workshop last year. Somehow he also manages to be in the video too Jonathan also has a blog here. I will be teaching at more workshops … Continue reading
Posted in construction, courses, ferrite magnets, People, Video links
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3-phase stator visualisation
Thanks to Jesse Salisbury for this nice graphic visualisation of the relative movement of magnets and coils in an axial flux 3-phase design using 12 magnets on each rotor and 9 coils between them. This is the basic layout for … Continue reading
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More new ideas from Chris Olsen
Chris Olsen has taken a new turn in his wind turbine experiments and built a direct drive neo magnet machine for use with the Midnite Classic controller. Older stuff by Chris includes a gallery showing how to cut out a … Continue reading
Posted in construction, People, products/technical
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