Wind Generator: Sustainable Living Student Project

Wow, I want to go to that school!!

=D

This is great!

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Great work!

Hi!

It seems like you only have a single magnet disk.. i wonder if there is some iron laminations behind the coils? I've build 2 axial flux gennies my self, one with dual magnet rotors and the other with singe magnet disk and transformer eel behind the coils to complete the magnetic circuits.

Anyways, your work looks good. I hope the turbine has been working well.

Check the "About this video" up on the right, next to the video window on this page. We've listed the websites there.

great job! im interested on the technical stuff too, im doin 1 for a school project too and if you can send me that page would be great thx and keep it up

Hi -- I tried to post the web page as a comment here, but YouTube doesn't allow URLs in comments. So go to your message center on your YouTube account, and you'll find the message I sent you in December.

please please please don't forget me i need to make one very very soon
as soon as possible send me the informations

again please

I am checking with the students who built the wind generator, and they'll send me the website with all the info. So check back in a few days.

please i need all the specific informations about this wonderfull project we have in our country a very good speed of wind so it can be so helpfull for me & for other friends

specialy all the informations about the wire coil how many & how many round each coil & how much the energy will come out like how many ampers or watts

& if possible how can i make a good magnet unit if it's not available in store

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nice work guys but have u thought about using gears to up the rpm for those stator disks? im buildin one and just wanted to hear your thoughts on it

Great Work Guys!!!

Your coil design seems very interesting. Did you guys glue them down to the stator while they were being squished?

Thanks,

Diego

This is interesting and admirabel. How would an amateur find the information to make one of those things himself? And how would he integrate it into a domestic electricity supply? The devil it seems is in the detail.

I thought that thing would never get finished. Great job guys, keep up the good work Julian. Jai Guru Dev, Josh

good job guys! sniff sniff... I'm so proud!