You can attach a motor to the turbine so that when the blades spin they spin the motor and therefore create electricity. In order to actually use this electricity you’ll need a charge controller, some lead acid batteries to charge and an inverter. It’s actually not very difficult to set up.
Does it only spin CCW or could it start spinning CW if by chance the wind caught it in another direction??? It should be bi-directional so I would think. What have you found?
I have used simple 12v dc motor as generator which gave me almost 5 volts on average winds and lit small LEDs quite bright. My guess is if wind would go above 15-20 m/s it would be burn out. My biggest problem with my experiments is that there’s no strong and steady winds in my balcony and I am looking for most efficient design.
Cut your jibber jabber i ain’t gettin on no plane…
You can attach a motor to the turbine so that when the blades spin they spin the motor and therefore create electricity. In order to actually use this electricity you’ll need a charge controller, some lead acid batteries to charge and an inverter. It’s actually not very difficult to set up.
I like it.
Very clever design, nice use of available resorces. You have planted a seed in my brain….. Thank you
Mr Tesla transmitted significant amount of energy without wire, but my wind turbine rotated alternator and makes energy with wires .
how do you convert that into energy? by wires or something?
What you mind “get into building” ?
Nice work .. Getting into building turbines myself…
nice
I would definitely not stand near that, unless you built it really really strongly…
Right – it spins only CCW… CD reorientation is needed to make it turn CW.
Does it only spin CCW or could it start spinning CW if by chance the wind caught it in another direction??? It should be bi-directional so I would think. What have you found?
I have used simple 12v dc motor as generator which gave me almost 5 volts on average winds and lit small LEDs quite bright. My guess is if wind would go above 15-20 m/s it would be burn out. My biggest problem with my experiments is that there’s no strong and steady winds in my balcony and I am looking for most efficient design.
Nice idea, how many amps were you getting from this design and what motor where you using?
THAT is what I would call recycling!!!!