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Build a Wind Generator 

 Can You Really Do It?

by David Neich

Wind generators are getting very popular these days and no wonder due to the overwhelming advantages to them. The trend to build a wind generator is only going to continue because of the cost of energy is only going to get more expensive as time goes by.

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In this article I'll only give you an overview on how to build a wind generator. Because I don't know the requirements for your time some people reading this will want plans for a strong generator because there house is big and they require a lot of power, or others will want a more basic one to solve a smaller power requirement, either way I will give you some useful links to make sure you haven't landed on a website that's useless to your needs.

In this time of not knowing what's coming up in the future, people from all over the world looking to ways of saving energy, reducing power costs and wanting to take part in the global movement of going green.  In this article we will look at a way to build a wind generator.

Materials:

1. Get your self some PVC pipe with the diameter of at least 10cm and about ¼ inch thick and at least 50cm long, this will be used to make the blades. 

2. Draw on the pipe four rectangle 50cm sections, this will allow you to cut it into four pieces for the blades. This is the difficult part, you need to put the pipe in a vice and cut it with a hacksaw into the strips.

3. Once you have cut out the pieces, cut out a rectangle piece at the bottom about 5 cm to the left or right, the non-cutout section will let us attach the blade to where it is needed. You should also paint it with UV protective paint to make sure that it will last longer.

4. Drill two holes in the plastic end section so it will be able to be attached to two metal round plate sections

5. You simply need to strap the turbine to a piece of wood or metal with screwable clips like what’s used to clamp a radiator hose on a car so it will stay fixed while the generator turns in the wind.

6. At the end of the tail section we needed to put in a metal fin section so that when the wind blows the wind powered generator is kept facing into the wind and has a direction.

*A 30 volt motor is enough to make approximately 200 watts of power.

Depending on the power requirements for your house, will depend on how powerful the you build a wind generator.

There are so many websites on the net that offer information on how to build a wind generator, if you just want to get started, get the most comprehensive manual and the most proven system on the market go to Alternative Energy Ways

I just wanted to give you a basic overview of how to build a wind generator so you have an idea of what it would take to build one.

As I said at the beginning it all depends on the power requirements for your house, the larger the house the more power needed. Hopefully this article has helped you build a wind generator or at least given you some advice and helped guide you in the right direction.

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