I have now done a Re-Design of this windmill.
Same Principal, But a MUCH Simpler design and Better.
Unfortunately I Can't make a Proto of this new one using wood. And I only had a Small piece of metal to Test my new Idea. It WORKS Great.
When I get to Vancouver (Probably in September) I will be getting the pieces I need to build one.
When its Built, I will post it on my site.
As to the Present Proto, It does generate Reasonable power.
But Remember that Power on this design is mainly a Function of Wind Speed, Surface Area and Span.
So within Reason, Bigger is Better.
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by chemelec » Sun Jul 29, 2007 7:44 pm
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by chemelec » Mon Jul 30, 2007 10:54 pm
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by chemelec » Tue Jul 31, 2007 7:20 pm
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by chemelec » Wed Aug 08, 2007 9:53 am
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by chemelec » Wed Aug 08, 2007 10:11 am
Update, Slow but Steady Progress.
I have now contracted two companies to make some of the pieces I need.
One is to get 100 pieces of: ".162 inch diameter, Straightened pieces of Spring steel wires and cut to 24 inch lengths". (Aproximate Cost $160.00)
The other is for some custom pieces made of .080 sheet aluminum for the special framework I have designed. (Estimated Cost $350.00)
NOT a cheap project, especially for smaller quantities of Custom stuff.
My plan is to pick these up in Vancouver in early September.
Than I will need to manufacture some other pieces before I can put it all together.
Take care..... Gary
I have now contracted two companies to make some of the pieces I need.
One is to get 100 pieces of: ".162 inch diameter, Straightened pieces of Spring steel wires and cut to 24 inch lengths". (Aproximate Cost $160.00)
The other is for some custom pieces made of .080 sheet aluminum for the special framework I have designed. (Estimated Cost $350.00)
NOT a cheap project, especially for smaller quantities of Custom stuff.
My plan is to pick these up in Vancouver in early September.
Than I will need to manufacture some other pieces before I can put it all together.
Take care..... Gary
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by kumaran » Fri Aug 10, 2007 12:26 am
Hi Gary,
Have you updated your site on this project? Post more pictures.
Have you updated your site on this project? Post more pictures.
Regards,
Kumaran
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