Power 4 Home - How To Build A Homemade Wind Turbine - Presentation Transcript
It is advantageous
if you are living in
a windy part of the
country. You
would be able to
save money on electricity by learning how to build a
homemade wind turbine. You can do this over the weekend
by using a steel bicycle frame, zip ties, plastic 2-liter pop
bottles and a treadmill motor. You would be able to make
use this device, aside from being an independent power
source in your homes, to power pumps for deep wells and
other farm equipments without having much expenses.
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Before you can start learning how to build a homemade wind
turbine, you should obtain a motor from the treadmill. These
are generally useful as an external source to generate
electricity. There are easy finds in dumpsters which are near
colleges especially during the spring time. There are also
online sources where you can auction off these old treadmill
motors.
Start welding the motor centered onto the axle of a bicycle
pedal with the pedal removed. Be keen on having the motor
in mounted in place by welding the pipe in order to bridge
the area from the frame to the motor housing. This holds
the motor to avoid spinning together with the motor.
The blades can be made up of the plastic bottles that are zip
tied at an angle in order for them to spin as the wind blows.
Make sure that there should be an area of the face of the
wheel that is covered with blades so that the wind would be
able to push it as it blows. Shape the blades so that they
won't cut anything as they are spinning. You can remove the
rest of the bike to be able to save up space or add
aesthetics.
It is quite simple how to build a homemade wind turbine.
Just remember to mount the generator on a high position as
much as possible. Avoid hooking the battery to the
generator without checking with an electrician first. This is to
avoid overcharging and running the motor instead of
charging it.
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It is advantageous if you are living in a windy par more
It is advantageous if you are living in a windy part of the country. You would be able to save money on electricity by learning how to build a homemade wind turbine. You can do this over the weekend by using a steel bicycle frame, zip ties, plastic 2-liter pop bottles and a treadmill motor. You would be able to make use this device, aside from being an independent power source in your homes, to power pumps for deep wells and other farm equipments without having much expenses. less
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