Do not give up so soon. Without mistakes we get nowhere remember I still believe its possible ......... Keep trying and learning on the way Thats the only way It seems to me you got the electrical connection crossed my friend , You need to do some more experimenting :) If it was that easy ....where is the Fun in it all ??? Keep learning and experimenting , someday we will get ir right.... it must bee. GOOD Luck U made a good start already :)

Experts on free energy is all the credentials I need to know, if the conclusions are not Newton's laws of thermodynamics.

Three Nobel prizes for the guy are on the way. And Tesla himself will deliver them.

Nice live on a hill

how is the efficiency how much do you generate par day. what are the hours when there is wind at your location?

looks pretty good actually. Solar panels would be also an amazing option depending where you live.

Vynaliezavy. Pekne.

31:10 TOP záber na dom... ten plech je vlastne podlepený styrodurom áno? Sa mi zdá, že ti tam pomáhal aj Brusko, videl som tam jeho auto :) aj si leštil nejakou brúsnou pastou ten plech keď si to dal na dom?? a ako je na to údržba?? často to treba čistiť aby to vyzeralo tak ako na videu?? no nápad 10/10, musím to poslať kamarátovi toto video :) Kira260686

*Efficient?!? All practical tests show that small wind turbines hardly generate any electricity,* because hardly any wind blows close to the ground. *With solar panels, you can generate at least 20 to 30 times more green electricity with the same investment!* Moreover, the wind is extremely gusty, which almost always greatly reduces the service life. Only those who MUST be self-sufficient from the grid in winter should install a large wind turbine on a high tower. Solar systems, on the other hand, reliably generate over 25 -30 years electricity at approx. 3 to 8 cents/kWh.

Thanks for the information!

That is some niece piece of work 👍

All amature designers make the same mistake because they do not understand that torque is the main energy production factor. To make any decent power, you need very large radius blades. Force * distance= T. These tiny savonius models are useless because they produce pitiful torque. Nice try though.

waw, rezacka 10/10 a este aj svoje logo :) Kira260686

when i change the idiom from my printer, the text disapear, can u help me?

1) All small wind turbines actually achieve only 5-15% of the advertised power. 2) All practical tests show that small wind turbines hardly generate any electricity. And only at costs above 1$/kWh! There is hardly any wind near the ground. And it is also very gusty, which extremely reduces the service life of the systems. *With solar systems, you can reliably generate green electricity for about 3-10 cents/kWh over a period of 25 years!*

zapnem youtube a hned mi vyhodili toto video a ja hned, aleze hned som vedel ze si to ty :) Kira260686

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BRAVO ! ! ! GOOD JOB !!! :) SUB + 👍🏻 ! ;)

mechanic wise, this looks like rotary vane vacuum pump but operate in reverse, where it is use to generate power instead of pump fluid. Perhaps the same optimization technique used in rotary vane pump can be reused here. So in rotary pump, instead of having the vane be straight from center to perimeter, they have the vane tilt at an angle like a wing swept. This distribute the contact pressure over a wider area and reduce the effective peak pressure contact area, so the overall friction is less. So you get better seal that wear down lot slower. Although the main issue with rotary engine in general is that the combustion area and seal operate in the same place. So you end up burning a lot of lubrication in the process. Leading to worse fuel economy and emission. So either you need to move the seal location away from the combustion area or figure out a way to do seal without lubrication oil. The seal and uneven heating is the bottle neck for rotary engine imho. uneven heating can be resolve by thermal mixing between hot and cold chamber. The seal problem is a lot harder to solve. Mazada still haven't being able to solve after 30 years. Perhaps we need to think the sealing issue from a different paradigm