My daily (well I am trying to update daily now) weblog covering topics such as wind power, embedded electronics, software development, CNC Machines and some fun stuff like travel and sailing.
Here is a video demonstration of our sub-$100 VAWT.
posted by embeddedprogrammer @ 11:12 AM
My daily (well I am trying to update daily now) weblog covering topics such as wind power, embedded electronics, software development, CNC Machines and some fun stuff like travel and sailing.
My name is Jeff Berezin. I live in Central New York and enjoy tinkering. I have been involved with computers since punched cards, and am now involved in embedded programming with PIC and Luminary Micro chips. I have a degree in Computer Science from Purdue (1980) and a masters in Systems Engineering from U/Mass Lowell. I have worked for the Raytheon Scientific Computer Center, Genigraphics (GE Graphics Spinoff), and co-founded both affordabell.com (now part of verdin.com) and emedicine.com (now part of webmd.com).
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Looks nice, maybe not as nice as the helix vawt, but those are not really sub-$100 :)
Interesting stuff, Jeff. I've built 7 full scale S-rotor systems. Would love to chat nuts and bolts with you. Can we do that by email? Mine's brucebril@yahoo.com
please drop me a line.
I think this is a neat design but, is there anyway to use a different bearing system>? that could make the noise a little less offensive? Them lazy susans are pretty noisy. And about how much wind does it take with this system to produce @ 12v , also does it work well with fast changing wind directions?
If you could use bicycle tires instead of lazy susans it would be quieter and smoother.
Instructional videos like this makes me so proud. This vertical wind turbine is a very great invention:)
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